Soccer Training for Kids - Training Sessions for the Entire Season with Bundesliga Legend Ingo Anderbrügge

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FOOTBALL TRAINING FOR KIDS | Training sessions for the entire season• Creative drills and training schedules for an entire season • Developed by former Bundesliga pro and current coach Ingo Anderbrügge • For Under7 to Under12 coaches • Well-structured and organized practice planning • Set up effective training schedules in no time • training session • More training fun for coaches and playersThis training video helps you to set up and to carry out creative and age appropriate football training sessions for kids. The training drills shown in this video cover all important aspects of training for children and allow you to plan creative and effective practice sessions for an entire season. Benefit from the experience of former Bundesliga pro Ingo Anderbrügge!This training video helps you to set up and to carry out creative and age-appropriate football training sessions for kids with drills that cover all important aspects of training for children. You’ll be able to establish an effective training program for the entire season. Former Bundesliga pro Ingo Anderbrügge has been working with kids and teens for over fifteen years and now you can also benefit from his vast playing and coaching experience. Set up an effective training program based on the expert knowledge of a football legend. The training drills shown in this video cover all important aspects of training for children, but especially at this age, fun should be paramount. This is why the drills presented are designed to yield a perfect mix of creativity, effectivity and fun – for coaches and kids. The clear and systematic arrangement of the drills allows you to plan and to work in a well-structured fashion throughout the entire season. They’re also a great inspiration for developing further drill variations and training programs.Contents: Warming up, passing, technical skills, coordination, finishing, training gamesTraining structure: Every training session is structured in five recurring components. The sessions begin with a 15-minute warm-up phase to get familiarized with the session’s theme. When the players are warmed up, the session continues with a 20-minute part comprised of drills focused particularly on the theme. A game-based drill is next. The fourth part consists of theme related finishing drills. The sessions conclude with a 15-minute training game. A 90-minute training session should look like this: 1. Getting started 15 minutes. 2. Focal point 20 minutes. 3. Game-based drill 20 minutes. 4. Finishing 20 minutes. 5. Training game 15 minutes