TRAINING SCENARIOS LIST

As I'm about the nuts and bolts of footy training being as representative of the game as possible, I believe the best way to go about that is through the use of scenarios.

This resembles the game more than cone drills because it trains what does happen, not what you want to happen, which may be out of reach for a lot of your playing group.

When training scenarios there's the Play with Purpose method developed by Shane Pill which simply looks like this:

1. Train scenario
2. Identify improvement/s to be made and develop a different training activity around them
3. Train the same scenario as earlier and see if your intervention worked for your PLAYERS

I deliberately capped players there because what you think might fix the problem might not be how they see the it so during the intervention period is really where ther art of coaching comes into it and how you go about teaching a concept and for your players to actually learn it (game, drill, whiteboard etc).

I've had this note on my phone for a couple of months so I here's a list a variety of scenarios you can train when you go back to training in the coming weeks.

There will be times during a game that you will have number advantages and disadvantages so it's important to train both aspects although we already train a lot of number advantage scenarios already when we add a defender or 2 against 5+ offensive players but in that case the players involved need to alert each other of that and set up accordingly where some simple blocks on the opposition can result in an easy clearance. 

For each of these scenarios you should train them in advantage and disadvantage number situations.

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