Current trends of defending in space Seminar 1Variants and basic movements of the back four Author and Presenter: Ralf PeterDirector and Editor: Peter SchreinerAnimations: 21 - Graphics: 10 - Playtime: 64 Min. Main topics: Part 1 - Defending deep in the own halfGeneral comments on the topicGame strategies against the defense behavior in space are developed and refined: Coordinated paths Actions between the defensive chains Planned game relocation Philosophy of attacking the 2nd ball Targeted training of important techniques(e.g., "gap passes", diagonal balls, long-range flat passes) Consequence: Defensive strategies have to be developed or adapted against these strategies! Basic movements of the back four: Analysis - Changes - Trends Shifting sideways Holding the height Moving backwards ("falling") Moving forward ("push forward") Changes in the basic movements Changes in shifting behavior Player between the lines Lateral shifting during attacking pressing Lateral shifting during defensive pressing Behavior after the enemy breaks through on the wing Behavior in counterpressing Reaction to opposing basic orders „Back Five“ -  „Back Three“ - a new trend?

Presenter: Matthias Nowak (Former FC Bayern München, Women) Director​: Peter Schreiner Lenght: 140 Min. Thematic focuses​: Warm-Up of the brain Movement-Tasks in 3 steps In Module 1 Matthias Nowak presents important movements while standing and without touching the ball, that later in the second and third module will be broadened and modified In Module 2 the focus will lay on movement-tasks while standing with tip- and ball-touches In Module 3, Matthias Nowak shows movement tasks and combinations with ball in forward motion. Innovative technical training​: New learning and changing routines Hinder routines Break through automatisms Fluent and economic movements Competence of motion – intelligence of motion Variability and creativity instead of automatic acting Technical- and creative training​: It will be about connecting eye, brain and body. Those (inter-)connections will create a considerable advantage in game. Quick and better perception and with that better decisions that have to be made quickly and rightfully. The innovative technical training will initiate a self-organized process within the players, helping them to create ideal “plans of motion” that will care for the ideal execution of action plans The innovative technical training also creates fluent and economic motions beyond the ideal of the execution of a motion or technique The innovative technical training quickly, efficiently and sustainably solves movement-problems through recoding the memory of motions The players will realize their own body actively. Limiting patterns will be dissolved and new intelligent patterns for more and better plans of motion will be established. You learn through different variations instead of automatization. Through the highest variable access of multiple movement-patterns the attention to tactical guidelines can be increased. The innovative technical training has to be a challenge for the players. It will be about finding a solution for a movement-exercise. Technical training​: Movement coordination with the ball (Knowing about the individuality and variability of motion and technique) Teaching of intelligent motion patterns for a better variety of movements and a better conception of the own body A feel for the ball beyond the ideal (rhythmic connections of movements under the aspect of space, time and dynamics) Creative training​: Teaching of the executive functions (definition) in football Correlation/ cognition and executive functions Football is “hard brainwork” – a comparison! Different profiles for different positions in the game The best playmaker of the world Game-intelligence tests – do they work? Single-exercises, team-exercises, game types Matthias Nowak cooperates with the Swedish scientist Torbjörn Vestberg: ​“Matthias Nowak developed training types that produce perfect results. His eVideo offers the singular opportunity to learn from one of the best technical-coaches of the world.”

Author and Presenter​: Martin Hasenpflug Guest Presenter​: Peter Hyballa Director & Production​: Peter Schreiner Playtime: 120 Min. Now Part 4 of our successful series “The Art of Attacking Soccer” is available as eVideo. In this excellent video production there is a complete new idea of designing drills: It is the combination of One-Touch, Combination Play and Soccer Specific Sprint Training. The main topics: Passing Accuracy, Sprinting Capability, One-Touch Combination Play, Soccer Specific Sprint Training, Combination Play in a Parallel Course, Soccer Techniques under Pressure of Time, Coaching the Details, High Repetition Rates, Pressure of Time due to Group Competitions, Effective and Varied Training, Passing Through the Gap into the Run, Quick Combinations. This eVideo „The Art of Attacking Soccer 4“ shows 40 new Drills for Passing and Combination Play (Continuation of the series "The art of attacking soccer 1 and 2".) In this new eVideo there is also an effective football-specific sprint training. You will see how to incorporate sprints into a one-touch exercise and how to pass precisely after an explosive sprinting. The complex training forms are easy to organize and versatile in training. They improve passing and combination play of your players, their group-tactical behavior and additionally their sprint abilities in the same set-up. Two factors are particularly necessary in the case of a counter attack or a game on ball possession: ​Accuracy of the passing even under time and pressure Sprint ability of the players. In both game philosophies, the players must therefore combine quickly and precisely and sprint to free spaces at the highest speed. Explosive sprints and a high ball speed are very important. 1. How can we train the precision of the passing under time pressure? 2. How to get the perfect combination play? 3. How to organize a football-specific sprint training

Presenter: Peter Hyballa Director: Peter Schreiner Lenght: 89 Min.   The Interface Pass - Part 1 Drills and detailed coaching in the immediate space around the goal Main topics: Passing- and combination exercises Position training (9 and 10) As it was already in the eVideo: "Tiqui Taca - One Touch", the focus is on DETAIL COACHING in addition to the presentation of interesting competitive exercises and training forms. Peter Hyballa shows in detail how the players really learn tactically clever behaviour in every training session if the trainer coaches a training form correctly. Coordinated and planned releasing Open spaces Create passing options Combine very quickly Play precise passes into the interface Get into the back of the defense Score goals

Duration:105 minutes Peter Hyballa (professional coach Germany) and Peter Schreiner (former U19 coach FC Schalke 04, IFJ96) produced a DVD with 19 variations of the 6-Cone-Drill. Coaching the Details Maintaining ball possession Creating numbers up around the ball Clean passing techniques Creating space Well-coordinated running patterns Confident combination play Points of Emphasis in Training Build-up through #6 and #10 player Spotting gaps and exploiting them Forming triangles The main topics are: Combinations between #10 - #6 and outside players. How to coach the details (body position, where and when to run and pass the ball, how to combine perfectly in a group). Highly Recommended!   Peter Hyballa gives answers to the following questions:       What should the player close to the ball do?       What should the other players do?       How to open space for the passer and the ball receiver?       Are all players prepared for the next ball?       Are all players prepared for the second ball?       What does the 6-cone-drill have to do with the real match 11v11? The 6-cone-drill is reduced from this scene happening several times in each match: