Here is what you will find in this guide:

• What are the benefits of small-sided games
• What type of small-sided games are best and when to use them
• The importance of increasing and decreasing intensity with small-sided games
• The importance of using neutral players and how to get the bet out of them
• 40 small-sided games from 2v2 up to 9v9
• How you can increase or decrease the playing area to get more success

Small sided games are an important part of the training session and will improve your players’ creativity, reaction times and their ability to play under pressure in real game situations.

40 Small-Sided Games shows you how to setup a wide variety of small-sided games on the training field. Instead of the conventional 6 v 6 games played on half a pitch, this book details 40 different ways of playing small sided games from 2v2 up to 9v9 that will challenge and develop your players and bridge the gap between soccer drills and real games.

All coaches use small-sided games in their training sessions…this guide will give you even more great ideas that will energize your training sessions.

Training Exercises for Building Out of the Back

Since Pep Guardiola, Marcelo Biesla and others have had success with their teams building from the back, the tactic is now widespread across the world

Here is what you will find in this book:

• An overview of the tactics of building from the back
• Packed full of training sessions, exercises and small-sided games to help you build from the back
• ​Critical tactics of distribution from the flanks
• The reasons why switching the ball from side to side will help your team
• The importance of distribution from the goalkeeper
• The various tactics used by the world’s top coaches to build from the back

Do you have your goalkeeper kick the ball as far as he can up the field in order to reduce the risk of losing possession in the defending third? If so, how do you expect your players (especially young players) to learn how to pass, receive and keep possession of the ball?

Build Up From the Back – Exercises 1 takes a look at how the world’s top coaches are successful with the tactic of building up from the back and is jam packed with exercises that you can do with your team.

Manchester City Won the English Premier League Championship and Conceded the Fewest Goals

Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City conceded just 27 goals on their way to winning the 2017/18 English Premier League Championship. This guides shows why their defense was well organized and tactically sound

Here is what you will find in this book:

• Why Manchester City lost three games in a row
• A look at the defensive mistakes from 2016/17 and what changes were made
• ​The tactical change to defending and counter pressing
• A tactical analysis of the team and their defending stats
• A look at the roles and responsibilities of the key defensive players
• Pep Guardiola’s defensive principles of play

Pep Guardiola is the world’s number one coach his teams win championships wherever he goes. His teams dominate possession and concede fewer goals than any other team. Guardiola has single handedly revolutionized soccer at the highest level. So much so that other top teams and coaches are attempting to copy his style and tactics.

Pep Guardiola Defending takes a look at the defensive tactics of Guardiola coached teams so that you can use the same tactics with your team.

Why is Pep Guardiola the Best Manager In the World?

Pep Guardiola has won championships at Barcelona, Bayern Munich and now Manchester City. You can learn his methods and tactics in the Tactical Series – Pep Guardiola​

Here is what you will find in this book:

• The critical data on Manchester City’s possession phase
• The new concept of width in Guardiola’s possession and attacking phases
• ​Why making use of “Half Spaces” is a key to Guardiola’s success
• Training sessions that you can do to have your team possessing the ball like Guardiola’s teams
• A look at how Guardiola takes advantage of attacking and defending transitions
• Why positional play games in training are the secret to Guardiola’s success

Pep Guardiola is the world’s number one coach his teams win championships wherever he goes. His teams dominate possession and score an incredible number of goals. Guardiola has single handedly revolutionized soccer at the highest level. So much so that other top teams and coaches are attempting to copy his style and tactics.

Pep Guardiola Tactical Series takes a look inside the tactics of Guardiola and Manchester City and breaks them down so that you can adopt those same tactics with your team.

Here is what you will find in this guide:

• A look at the different transition phases
• Why intensity is critical when practicing transition rondos and how to incorporate it
• Rondos to transition from attack to defense and rondos to transition from defense to attack
• How to use rondos to teach your players the importance of speed and rhythm when transitioning
• Why and how your players should exploit the spaces around the ball when transitioning
• Including all the progressions and variations, there are literally 100’s of transition rondos packed into this guide

In every kind of football match, teams are involved in possession and non-possession phases of play, but in modern soccer, two intermediate phases are more decisive than possession or defensive phases: the transitions from defense to attack (a team wins the ball from their opponents) and the transition from attack to defense (a team loses the ball to their opponents).

To be successful, a good team will exploit the unbalanced defense of the opposition when the ball is won or to be able to close the space and to limit the passing options for the opposition when the ball is lost. The faster a team is able to react during the transition phases, the more successful it can be.

30 Transition Rondos explains how your team can take advantage of the many transition situations in a game and is packed full of 30 new rondos you can use to train your team to be experts when losing or gaining possession of the ball.

Energize your training sessions…introduce transition Rondos and watch your team dominate the opposition.

Here is what you will find in this guide:

• Explanation and definition of small-sided games, rondos and position games
• The key points on how to transition from rondos in practice to playing real games
• The vital differences between a neutral player and a comodine player and how best to use them
• Training sessions on how to build up from the back
• Training sessions on how to dominate the midfield area
• Training sessions on how to effectively use the wide areas when attacking
• Training sessions on how to play in front of and behind the opponent’s defensive line

One of the most difficult things for players and coaches, is the transition from the training field to the real game. Often, a team can look accomplished and finely tuned on the training field, but it falls apart once they get into the real game.

From Rondos to Real Games is an eBook that will show you exactly how you can make that all important transition from the training field to the game. It will show you how to set up rondos and progress them into real game-like situations during your training session, and how this can be critical and helpful when your team plays a real game.

Don’t waste your training sessions. Make sure they are preparing your team for the real game.

Here is what you will find in this guide:

• The importance of the build up that leads to a shooting opportunity
• Why the final pass to a shot is critical and how to set up drills for this
• ​When to pass and when to dribble leading to a shooting opportunity
• A collection of finishing drills suited for advanced players
• Why dividing the final third into four passing areas and three shooting areas will transform your sessions
• Progressive shooting drills that can be adapted to all levels and age groups

How many times does a team lose a scoring chance because of a wrong last pass or decision to dribble or make the wrong run?

This is why Advanced Shooting and Finishing has exercises that divide the final third into four passing areas and three shooting areas so your players don’t just get shooting practice, but the all-important decision making practice leading up to the final shot.

All the exercises are organized from a simple basic level without opposition’s pressure, to more complex game situations involving small group duels, passing through exercises with 1 v 1 or 2 v 2 duels under the pressure of time.

 Pep Guardiola is revolutionizing the game of soccer at the highest levels.  He is regarded as not only the world’s best coach, but also one of the most innovative.  His use of playing with inverted fullbacks were critical in him winning championships while at Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and now at Manchester City.

Inverted fullbacks have been so successful for Guardiola, that other pro teams are following suit and adopting the same tactics.  Winning With Inverted Fullbacks – Attacking breaks down the roles and responsibilities of the inverted fullbacks and the tactics you can use to dominate the opposition like Pep Guardiola’s teams.  Check it out now and start dominating the opposition.