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Catalan Academy Coaching U7–12
The World’s Best Youth Training Program (110 Practices)
Develop technically outstanding and tactically intelligent players with 110 proven practices.
The methodology is built on technical mastery, quick decision-making, and a clear attacking philosophy. Learn the same approach that shaped some of the greatest players in world football.
Inside, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at practices from U7-12 training sessions. The practices include diagrams, detailed descriptions, coaching points, and progressions which enables coaches to apply these training methods into your own team to accelerate player development.
Across 110 practices, we cover every key area of player development from first touch, dribbling, passing, 1v1s, finishing, positional play, and tactical decision-making.
The tactical section outlines the 7v7 (3-2-1) system with player role profiles and detailed attacking and defending principles, giving you a unique insight for how to develop skilled players with a strong tactical understanding.
Practice Topics:
- 14 Warm-Ups
- 10 Running with the Ball / Technical Ball Control
- 10 Passing and Receiving
- 20 Rondos
- 9 Possession Games
- 14 Dribbling, 1v1 Duels & Finishing
- 13 Shooting
- 20 Tactical Positional 7v7 Small Sided Games
The book also includes example training sessions, showing how the methodology is applied into the U7-12 youth development program.
“Strength is not important, we only look for technical ability and intelligence on and off the field.”
Enrique Duran
Academy Coach
Train your players with the the world’s best youth development program
Key Stats
178 Pages
110 Practices
U7-12 LevelPractice Examples:
- Communication and Scanning Awareness Passing and Rotating
- Play Short to Draw Press and then Play Long 3v3 (+8) Possession Game
- Dribbling, Feints, and Accurate Finishing with Visual Awareness Progression
- Play Wide and Dribble Forward Tactical 3-2-1 Formation Small Sided Game
“We look for technical ability, intelligence, and the speed of play (quick or not).”
Mickey Castiella
Academy Coach
