Click here to download our FREE Playing Out From The Back coaching session plans booklet.
These sessions are part of our new Playing Out From The Back CPD course with our coach development mentor Jamie Godbold.
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Free to MiMentor subscribers as part of their extensive package of coaching content, the course has been designed to give coaches further knowledge and expertise around Playing Out From The Back and covers:
- An introduction to Playing Out From The Back from Coach Development Mentor Jamie Godbold
- Technical requirements to encourage playing out from the back style and philosophy
- A breakdown of how teams can tactically advance from deeper areas
- Coaching session plans to develop playing out from the back for you to adapt and use
- A case study on Brighton & Hove Albion FC and their playing style.
Jamie Godbold is a former coach developer for the Football Association and is a UEFA A Licence holder.
Free Download: Playing Out From The Back sessions
Download our free session plans pdf booklet featuring practices to support the development of your team adopting a playing out from the back philosophy
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