Part 1 - Matt Joseph: Movement To Receive | FA Learning Coaching Session

FA youth coach educator, Matt Joseph, delivers a session for young players focusing on the physical aspects of moving to receive the ball. In this first part, Joseph gets the players to work on the physical and movement skills needed to protect the ball.
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[@holysmokes9597]

Loads of benefit from this session...
The challenges I've had from this session.
Kids just run the safe zone constantly - smart, but frustrating.
They can't keep score and cause arguments about who's 'winning', even tho I put no emphasis on winning. Tried it without the points and they were not interested.

[@djcobb74]

Love it. Love how you challenged the goalkeeper. Love how you addressed the defenders waiting outside the safe zone!

[@djowtsan]

I smile when I am watching it
It is fun

[@BrightonLeccyTV]

Thanks for sharing. We enjoyed how this session was introduced and progressed.
Clever & subtle, in a fun environment.

[@karumehuie1407]

Love this

[@uki017]

Great session
Great coaching
I will be introducing this to my team

[@Mr612pauram]

Thank you sir for ur knowledge

[@jl240]

Where this place… quality training and coaching for kids👍

[@abdulabdella3174]

This is good

[@speedwang4936]

how can we ajouter picture at video?

[@snoumohammed3525]

I love working with children

[@laplatipuss0861]

How do you handle young ones that dont follow the perimeter?

[@aimalgudar7792]

I got scouted for the fa

[@louiscarlish3741]

Love the session! could maybe communicate with a bit more personality especially because they were young. But an amazing session.

[@alfrickh]

Louis..thats y sports is so beautiful because everyone has different personalities/styles etc just like a player should always stay true to themselves so should every coach

[@marcorojas-vazquez6792]

No. You need to be direct with children and quick or theyll lose interest. Doing all this exttra jolly stuff wont cut it. Trust me i tried and it didnt work.

[@Shanksnpaisley1]

Could they not have used stage appropriate balls?

[@wesleyproctor8277]

Finesse not strengths

[@jacobfield4848]

Just let them play "small sided football". These drills are a waste of time.

[@Mr_Memer.876]

🤣🤣🤣 you're "one of those dads", clearly.

[@marcorojas-vazquez6792]

Please shut up and let us do our jobs. You clearly have bo clue what children like and are probably a horrid dad. Prolly treat your kids like shite and think its acceptable. Stop commenting on something you clearly know nothing about