Cognitive Soccer Silence: Removing The Human Sense of Hearing
I can remember sitting in a Psychology of Sports class at CCSU, as the professor walked in and asked us if we wanted to see a video. He proceeded to
Developing The Soccer Brain
I can remember sitting in a Psychology of Sports class at CCSU, as the professor walked in and asked us if we wanted to see a video. He proceeded to
Forget the warm-up that has to relate to the day’s topic. Forget the technical training for the first 15 minutes of practice. Forget building from simple to complex. Forget
This is a great exercise to teach attacking overloads using colors and conditions. The black & yellow players are a team and red and blue make another team. In
Lately there has been a lot of talk about how important it is to win, if you lose are you a loser and should we even be awarding things like
This is a functional example of external cueing and gridding used in pattern play. The center midfield player plays a pass wide to the winger, located inside the designated channel.
A simple way to increase dopamine production in your team is to increase the serotonin levels of the players, dopamine and serotonin are closely related. Serotonin starts to flow when
My new book “Chasing Dopamine & Other Game Changing Chemicals” The Neuroscience of Effective Athletic Coaching will be out next week. Below is an excerpt from the book. It is a
This is a session I recently did with my team using 18 players split into three teams of 6 players. Players work for 4 minutes straight and rest as outside
Great exercises and progressions for training combination passing along with dynamic movements and fitness.
This video shows how to train the attacking organizational phase for your game model. The exercise is simple and easy to use but extremely effective. If you are not familiar
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