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Make Your Move: Proven Drills To Sharpen Skills
Guided by the experience and expertise of the internationally celebrated Coerver Coaching method comes the authoritative guide to mastering 1-on-1 play, one of soccer’s most important skills. MAKE YOUR MOVE is written by the cofounders of Coerver Coaching
and two international coaches. The book instructs young players and their coaches in how to execute a move by knowing which move to make, and how and when to make it.
Recommended by FIFA, Coerver Coaching is recognized as the world’s best soccer skills teaching method. MAKE YOUR MOVE groups twenty-six moves, eighteen drills, and games that Coerver Coaching uses in an at-home guide for coaches and young players
to learn and master soccer’s most expert skills. This practical and effective book is the next best thing to having a personal coach.
and two international coaches. The book instructs young players and their coaches in how to execute a move by knowing which move to make, and how and when to make it.
Recommended by FIFA, Coerver Coaching is recognized as the world’s best soccer skills teaching method. MAKE YOUR MOVE groups twenty-six moves, eighteen drills, and games that Coerver Coaching uses in an at-home guide for coaches and young players
to learn and master soccer’s most expert skills. This practical and effective book is the next best thing to having a personal coach.
100 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 2005
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December 27, 2016
This book was about teaching football for players and coaches. It used the Coerver Coaching method. The book taught me many things like the hook turn, the U turn step over, the step over scissors and the pull through step over.
The best bits about the book were:
• When it showed the different types of drills you could do using the type of skills and coaching.
• And when I realised there were always the same 2 people in each page. id prefer different people per page.
• Also when I have to keep on telling the book on the pictures they weren’t putting their hands out, you need to push your hand away from the opponent so that you can accelerate faster by pushing them.
• When it says that you have to use a “slap” step over which was completely weird for me.
• The book said in a diagram lean in the opposite direction and I said as long as you don’t lose the balance.
• The book diagram had a picture of them facing each other and I written down don’t show him the ball or he’ll just drag it away.
• It also showed a picture of my school, they were playing in my school because I usually see 2 people playing in the giant field and it said Coerver so I actually know who they are now.
The best bits about the book were:
• When it showed the different types of drills you could do using the type of skills and coaching.
• And when I realised there were always the same 2 people in each page. id prefer different people per page.
• Also when I have to keep on telling the book on the pictures they weren’t putting their hands out, you need to push your hand away from the opponent so that you can accelerate faster by pushing them.
• When it says that you have to use a “slap” step over which was completely weird for me.
• The book said in a diagram lean in the opposite direction and I said as long as you don’t lose the balance.
• The book diagram had a picture of them facing each other and I written down don’t show him the ball or he’ll just drag it away.
• It also showed a picture of my school, they were playing in my school because I usually see 2 people playing in the giant field and it said Coerver so I actually know who they are now.
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