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NTSFL

Future Stars Programme Workshop

Killavilla United AFC2nd October 2013


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Contents of Presentation

Planning a session

Training Session blocks

Future Stars Programme

Best practice

NTSFL Philosophy and Playing style

NTSFL Player Development Pathway

Coach Education 2013/2014


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Developing a session plan

1. Duration & starting time of the session?

2. How many players?

3. Age, skill level and experience of the players?

4. What facilities and equipment is available?5. How many assistant coaches?

6. What outside influences may effect my sessions?

7. How many sessions per week?


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Training Session Structure

1 hour Session

Rondos 5 mins Pre Practice

Warm up/Technical practice 15 mins

Functional Practice 15 mins

Small Sided Game 25 mins

Practice doesnt make perfect,

perfect practice makes perfect

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Rondos, Rondos, Rondos First Touch

Quick Decisions Awareness

Body shape

Pressing

Focus

Prevent Injuries

Session set up

Responsibility Keep footballs!


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Warm up/Technical Practices Multi directional

Dynamic movement

Slow to Fast

Use the ball as soon as possible

Follow theme of session Dribbling, passing etc...

Repetition, Repetition, Repetition

Coaching Points How to pass...steps

No opposition/limited opposition work on technique

Players can find this boring Make it FUN!

Players have to practice outside sessions!!!!!10,000 HOURS


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Warm UpTag Games


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Warm UpTechnical PracticePassing


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Functional Practices

Directional Attacking and Defending

Taken from the game Match realistic

Opposed....Technique V Skill Play until ball is out of play (Transitions)


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Functional Practice - 3 v 1 Possession


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Functional Practice - 3 v 3


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SSGs

Small numbers 2v2, 4v4, 7v7 etc...

Theme Possession, dribbling

Directional Attacking and Defending Play until ball is out of play (Transitions)


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Small Sided Game 7 v 7


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Organisation of a Session


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Equipment Your Plan

Players Footballs & Ball nets

Bibs (different colours)

Cones

Whistle & Watch

Pump with Valves

Poles

Ladders

Hurdles

First Aid Kit

Goalpost Safety Water Bottles

Mobile Phone

Emergency Phone Numbers


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BBCs


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Remember You are the role model No Jeans! No Smoking

Look like a coach No Lines, No Lectures, No Laps!!!

Demand Respect, Behaviour and Manners from

everyone!

Today's Kids are Tomorrows Adults

Be Consistent

Dont forget the Goalkeepers

Good banter Very important but there is a line!


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Training session blocks


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Training session blocks

One theme Passing Structure session keeping to this theme

Progression each week

Players kept focused rather than workingon many techniques/practices

Homework


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Active participation, enjoyment, fair play and player development

of all our players are the cornerstones of the programme.


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Strictly 7 v 7 on a 55m x 35m pitch.

All players should play at least 50% of match.

Roll on Roll off subs

Club with more than 1 team to grade teams (A, B, etc.)

Players may be moved between teams to encourage clubs with borderline

numbers to put in as many teams as possible.

Teams will be grouped with similar strength opposition.

Results maintained for grading purposes but not published.

Stand-alone fixtures bi-weekly with appointed Referee (U11 only) Future Stars Trophy (Trophies) for team (teams) that best epitomizes the

concept of the Future Stars Program (U11 only)

End of season blitz, 15 minute straight through matches. Clubs to mix their

teams into even standard selections (e.g. mix As & Bs). Cup awarded on the

day by a judge with the criteria along similar lines to the future stars Trophy. Future Stars Trophy winners also announced and awarded on the same day.


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Why non-competitive Encourage clubs to give all players fair game time.

Provide an environment where players can experiment and

improve their skills without the pressure of costing their team a

match by making a mistake.

Discourage coaches from playing a more direct, percentage

based game that is probably more likely to win matches.

Makes player development the emphasis of the activity.

Reduces the tendency for weaker teams to be on wrong end oflarge score lines.


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Why small pitch size Discourages direct football.

Bigger stronger players dominate on bigger pitches.

Encourages better technical skills. Enables weaker players to better participate in the

match.

Challenges stronger players.


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Why 7 v 7 More touches of the ball for players

Active participation no hiding places

All players get to participate in attacking and defensive fazes of

the game.

Statistics from evidence based studies dont lie.

7 v 7 is the starting point of football development in countries that

produce technically gifted players.


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FIFA Studies of young footballers playing SSG have proven the

following when comparing 7 v 7, 9 v 9 and 11 v 11:

Players touch the ball 50% more times in 7 v 7 and 28% more in 9 v

9 than in 11 v 11.

Players attempted two times more 1 v 1s in 7 v 7 than in 11 v 11. Goals were scored an average of every 3.6 minutes in 7 v 7, 5.5

minutes in

9 v 9 and 8 minutes in 11 v 11.

Technical skills performed by a goalkeeper were between two and

four times more in 7 v 7 than in 11 v 11.

The ball is out of play 14% of the match in 7 v 7, 24% in 9 v 9 and

34% in 11 v 11.


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Other demonstrated benefits of SSG over the 11 v 11 gamebased on observational Research are as follows:

Far more repeated touches of the ball by all players

More touches throughout all areas of the pitch

More passes attempted and in a forward direction More attacking 1 v 1s, final third and penalty area entries

Repeated decision-making experience

The ball is in play far more often

Repeated experience of basic tactical situations

Active participation is directly related to increased fitness andenjoyment

More experience in all phases of the game.


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Other demonstrated benefits of SSG over the 11 v 11 game

based on observational Research are as follows:

There is less hiding or dominant player "hogging" the ball. Every child

has to participate in all facets of the game, attack and defend.

The emphasis is on player development

Better success rate leads to improved quality of play, self-esteem

and player retention

The game is easier to understand

Freedom of expression

Less perceived stress on the player

80% of children believed that they touched the ball more often inSSG

Less perceived pressure from coaches and parents


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Best Practice


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Dont Forget


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Please refrain from this!!!

Get it out of here!!! Drive it!!!
http://www.youthsportsny.org/images/coach4.jpg


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Get it out of here!!! Drive it!!!

Dont be messing with it

I couldn't save them they all went


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I couldn t save them they all wentover my head


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NTSFL Playing Style & PhilosophyMore Barcelona Less Bolton


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ON THE FIELD 1-4-3-3

All players of a high technical ability (Both Feet)

How do we want to play? Possession, passing game

Attacking Build up play from the back, Always look

forward, play football at every opportunity

In possession- first look to play forwardsecond look to

play sidewaysthird look to play backwards

Defending make play predictable, press, win the ball

back

Key 6 seconds after we lose the ball, Win the ball

Concentration

Good attitude, work rate, respect.


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OFF THE FIELD Preparation - Food, Drink, Rest

Hello, Goodbye and Thanks

Behaviour, manners, courtesy, Respect

Timekeeping

Group Mixing Homework, self practice

Player appearance Kit, Boots, Jewellery

Player Meetings short and to the point FUN FACTOR!


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Player Development Boys - NTSFL U8/U9 Futsal & Blitzes (outdoor)

U10s Future Stars Programme & NTSFL Futsal Academy

U11s Future Stars Programme & NTSFL Futsal Academy

U12s League & NTSFL Emerging Talent

U13s League & NTSFL Emerging Talent

U14s League & NTSFL Emerging Talent/Kennedy Cup

U15s League, NTSFL Emerging Talent & Regional Emerging Talent (UL)

U16s League, NTSFL Emerging Talent & Regional Emerging Talent (UL)


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Player Development Girls - NTSFL U8/U9 Futsal & Blitzes (outdoor)

U10s Future Stars Programme

U12s Future Stars Programme & NTSFL Girls Futsal

Academy

U14s League & NTSFL Girls Emerging Talent/Gaynor Cup

U16s League & NTSFL Girls Emerging Talent/Gaynor Cup


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Something to consider

If it was as simple as just playing

SSGs, we would have excellentplayers. The Key is why we play

and How we play the games

I l d U16 2013


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Ireland U16s 2013

Ireland U16s 2013


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Ireland U16s 2013


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Coach Education 2013

Better Coaches = Better Players


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Youth Cert Nenagh AFC July 2013


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ANY Qs


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He thinks

its all

over

But its

only just

begun!!!

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