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What is Episoketren System? We've noticed numerous amazing things about this popular training program.

yes my man .they will be used to passing n playing under pressure n in the meantime they will be responsible ..ask me i won juniors leaq with the same style ..the masidlale one

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This focuses on the shift of mentality from defend to attack and vice versa, so the four in the middle are initially defending, and the four on the outside maintain possession with the three neutrals in the middle, when the defenders win it they then swap places with the four on the outside to now become the possession team, all whilst keeping the ball moving.

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@@kieransmith5889 don't care about this guy. Really appreciate your work, keep it going mate!

@@kieransmith5889 Hi Kieran, any update on the refund please for your course? Thanks

@@davidsproer2975 Do you appreciate how he has taken peoples money and not refunded it due to a scheme that failed?

jibhu11 there is no sound on the video.

Variation: Every time you find the GK on the opposite side = 1 point, every time you lose the ball by forcing a forward pass when the space wasn't there yet, lose a point (and other team has possession now), better?

@@diegosanudodt7697 Good idea, or lose two points even, as it is such a fundamental issue. Something similar could perhaps be done for penetration and finishing vs defense (from 3 vs 3 to even entire attacking vs defensive blocks). a Failure to penetrate, often accompanied by a loss of possession, is so often tied to an overeagerness of trying to force a breakthrough where you are, rather than to first create the likely opportune situation where penetration is much more likely (for example by having a shape that ensures good width, and then sideshifting well, and quickly much more often).

The exercise is designed to FORCE a special playstyle on the players called positional play. The endgoal is to play several passes in one area of the pitch to draw the defending team towards this area, because this opens up space on the opposite side of the pitch. It's not to pick "the best way to get the ball from point A to point B". If you don't draw your opponent far enough out of position before you switch play, they will be able to defend pretty easily (given equally good teams). If you play 5 passes on one side of the pitch, threatening to get to a breakthrough on this side of the pitch, opponent is forced to compact this side of the pitch. This leaves enormous room on the other side of the pitch once the switch of play comes. If there are no passes and movement, there is no threat and the opposing team doesn't have to compact. As Pep Guardiola often is quoted "we are not trying to move the ball. We are trying to move the opponent." It is a style of football that try to argue "as long as the players can pass the ball and move into the right spaces, you can beat a team with better players by moving 8 of their players out on one flank through quick precise passing, then create a very fast 3 vs 2 attack on the opposite side". It is however correct that the number of passes is irrelevant, as long as you are able to convince the opponent they need to move their whole team over to one side of the pitch to defend. IE. Barcelona sometimes use Messi as a winger. Not because they want to attack on the wing with Messi, but because they know that the opponent will compact their team towards Messi whenever he has the ball and threatens that he will dribble 2-3 guys. It makes it very easy for Barcelona to attack on the opposite side of the field after Messi plays a pass to the side, makes a run inbehind, the whole opponent team is trying to stop Messi from getting the ball, and whole idea was to trick them into doing this, as they play the ball to the other flank and score an easy goal.

Nana Banful YEAH BUT NONE HAVE REVOLUTIONIZED IT LIKE PEP SO GTFOH WITH YOUR HATING ASS

Maybe true Nana, but Bruce Lee didn't start Kung fu or martial arts either, doesn't mean he become any less of a master!

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The Performance Locker thanks very much. Hopefully I’ll have a few more videos up soon.

I came because the guardiola's book. talks a lot about this exercise. I'm from Brasil. Thanks for upload

Someone shared it in a "Tactical Periodization" group on Facebook. Lots of great stuff like this is shared there, but this was better presented & easy to follow.

New season of football with the school side (I am the teacher), got a group of Y7's who play superb football, this will take them to the next level! Question, do you know how big the area used is?

Brian LeGacy How can I find that group? Please

facebook.com/groups/tactical.periodization/

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Así es. Dos cosas muy distintas

Gracias, al fin alguien que sabe de futbol

is borja valero but is not the 2016seasson borja is now in fiorentina but. The last year of borja valero in villarreal was with Marcelino Garcia Toral who is the coach that put villarreal in 1st division and in europa positions last 4 years

You can change them at each rest period, but it depends on what the focus of the session is and which players you're focusing on. You might want to keep them in there to help with the relationship or movement patterns if you know they will be starting the next match together.

Hello Coach Kieran . do you have any video for Pep Guardiola or other coach passing drill . with your explain on this video please . thank you

I would wait until 12+ personally.

I've been trying it with 14 year olds, and the difference after 3 sessions is very noticeable. I'm going to make it a regular part of our training, it's an excellent exercise. Thanks for the video.