Train in pre-season: what trials, drills, and preparations do football clubs?

The pre-season gives managers an opportunity to arrest the tactical blueprint they want to use their team in the near future.

That can be a refinement consisting of changes in the changes in the last campaign, or to be a complete overhaul of the team’s actions previously, especially if a new boss is in charge.

Managers, coaching staff and analysts are designing successive training trainings designed to teach players how to play different situations.

An instance of appointing players a new three-back system to set up smaller games, where the three central defenders have always been a small collection of attackers trying to play through them. The goal for three defenders to know how to move together, to simultaneously block the passage, and keep the line level by moving the line.

Testing the tactical system taught by players can include items such as asking a team consisting of reserves and youth players to act in a certain way. This form can be formed at a low-block 5-4-1 form to imitate a hyper-defensive part of the team may have a way through which the new system is used.

The exact nature of the drills made depends on the preferences of coaching staff, and coupled with the seminar’s appointment that drives video and video analysis and video analysis.