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| This exceptional book in FULL COLOUR contains a complete coaching resource on the Tiki Taka philosophy, development, training methods, tactical insight and of course practices from FC Barcelona, Ajax, Liverpool and more. This book covers some of the following:
This gives you an exclusive guide on how you can coach your team the Tiki Taka style of play, just like FC Barcelona and Ajax! |
| Learn how to Coach the ‘Tiki-Taka’ Style of Play | |
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Jed Davies outlines in detail the Tiki-Taka football philosophy popularised by Barcelona and Spain and shows you, the coach, how to implement this style of play. Davies has studied the methods used at FC Barcelona, Liverpool FC, Swansea City FC, Villarreal CF and AFC Ajax who have all developed possession based philosophies as a way of controlling and winning games.
Part 1 explores the development theory that requires an understanding before you are able to produce the Tiki-Taka style of football, this includes: Establishing a Football Philosophy, Identifying Local Talent and Purposeful Training.
Part 2 looks at the Tiki-Taka philosophy and how it can be developed through purpose designed training sessions. 50 practices are provided from professional clubs including FC Barcelona, AFC Ajax, Athletic Bilbao and Liverpool FC.
Part 3 looks at the influential figures in the evolution of Tiki-Taka with chapters on Rinus Michels (‘The Father of Football’), Johan Cruyff and Pep Guardiola among others.
Part 4 looks at the Tactical Theory and provides a blueprint of how to play with the Tiki-Taka brand of football. It analyses positional systems, game realistic situations and solves tactical problems such as when the opposition are sitting in a deep low block (‘Parking the Bus’), all using the advice provided from professional coaches who have been involved in the implementation of the Tiki-Taka philosophy.
Practice Topic Samples:
- AFC AJAX: 4 v 4 (+2) End to End Possession Game
- FC BARCELONA: 5 v 4 Breaking Out of the Middle Third
- VILLARREAL CF: The Gridded 4 Goal Game
- ATHLETIC BILBAO: Finding Space within the Block (Pattern Play)
- LIVERPOOL FC: The Defensive Block Scoring Zone Game
- FC BARCELONA: Switching Play through a Central Zone Transition Game
- AFC AJAX: 3 v 3 / 6 v 3 Quick Phases Transition Game
All of the practices are are presented with clear simple to understand diagrams supported with objective, description, coaching points and variations/progressions.
This is a fantastic opportunity for you Learn how to coach your team to the ‘TIKI-TAKA’ style of play just like FC Barcelona and Ajax!
Pages: 224
Practices: 50
Tactics: 30
Print: FULL COLOUR
Age Group – practices for: age U11-18+
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| NTRODUCTION PART 1: THE TIKI TAKA DEVELOPMENT THEORY 1. THE IMPORTANCE OF SMALL SIDED GAMES FOR TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT PART 2: 50 PRACTICES TO COACH THE TIKI TAKA STYLE OF PLAY TRAINING METHODS PART 3: INFLUENTIAL FIGURES: THE EVOLUTION OF TIKI TAKA 1. THE TIKI TAKA FOOTBALL PHILOSOPHY | 5. MATTHIAS SINDELAR The World’s First Great ‘False 9’ 6. LA MAQUINA AND EVOLUTION’S PATH Renato Cesarini & José María Minella 7. THE MAGNIFICENT MAGYARS Gusztáv Sebes 8. MASLOV’S PRESSING APPROACH 9. RINUS MICHELS The Architect of Total Football 10. VALERIY LOBANOVSKYI The Science of His Pressing Approach 11. JOHAN CRUYFF The Father or Son of Total Football? 12. LOUIS VAN GAAL 13. FRANK RIJKAARD 14. PEP GUARDIOLA The Great Exhibition GUARDIOLA’S TRANSITIONAL DIAGRAM (4-3-3 or the W-W with Full Backs further Forward Turning into a 2-1-4-3 or the M-M) GUARDIOLA’S IN POSSESSION SYSTEM DIAGRAM (2-1-4-3, 3-4-3 or the M-M) GUARDIOLA’S TEAM FORMATION: Players Roles and Responsibilities Lionel Messi THE FOUNDATIONS OF GUARDIOLA’S PLAYING STYLE: Barcelona’s Youth Development System & the Club LIFE AFTER PEP GUARDIOLA: Tito VilanovaPART 4: TIKI TAKA TACTICAL THEORYMAKING SENSE OF TIKI TAKA AND THE BASIC PRINCIPLES What Are the Variables of Tiki Taka Football? What Are the “Non-Variables” of Tiki Taka Football? Creating Goal Scoring Opportunities Themes of the Development History of Tiki Taka 1. THE SPATIAL POSITIONAL SYSTEM AND CONCEPT OF ‘FORMATION’ Template for Coaches to Plot Out Their Formation Positional Systems The Tiki Taka Positional System Template Ajax’s Positional System under Van Gaal Barcelona’s Positional System under Guardiola Summary of Ajax and Barcelona’s Positional System Brendan Rogers and the Positional System of Play Marcelo Bielsa’s Positional Play The Importance of Positioning to Tiki Taka 2. THE TRANSITION DIFFERENTIALS Regaining Possession, a FC Barcelona Case Study Liverpool F.C. Coach Interview: Regaining Possession 3. THE ART OF COLLECTIVE PRESSING The 6 Second Rule Liverpool F.C. Coach Interview: Pressing FC Barcelona: Preparing for the Negative Transition while in Possession High Up the Pitch FC Barcelona: Effective 6 Second Pressing High Up the Pitch How 3 Players Can Successfully Press 5 4. BALL CIRCULATION Barcelona USA: A Youth Development Success Story Training to Create Habits 5. THE ATTACKING ATTITUDES PREMIER LEAGUE ANALYSIS: Location of Goals Scored 2011/12 (%) Diagram PREMIER LEAGUE ANALYSIS: Location of the Assists 2011/12 (%) Diagram Assessing the Statistics Villarreal: A Case Study Comparing Swansea City and FC Barcelona’s Possession Based Philosophies 6. DEFENSIVE ORGANISATION: THE BLOCK The 3 Types of ‘Block’ 7. THE CONCLUSION OF THE FOOTBALLING STATES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS. 8. THE INDIVIDUAL BASIC TASKS Case Study: A Typical 4-3-3 into a 3-4-3 (1) The Sweeper Goalkeeper (2 & 3) The Wing Backs (4 & 5) The Central Defenders THE MIDFIELD TRIO (6, 8, 10): (6) The Controller (Defensive Midfielder) (8) The Second Controller or Central Midfield Playmaker (10) The Box to Box or Advanced Central Midfielder THE ATTACKING TRIO (7, 11 & 9): (7 & 11) The Inside Forwards (9) The False 9 or Central Striker 9. TACTICAL SOLUTIONS AND VARIATIONS OF THE FORM Tactical Problem 1: Struggling to Control Possession and Build up from the Back from a Goal Kick. Playing From The Defence Through To The Midfield. Tactical Problem 2: The opposition are sitting in a deep low block (also known as “Parking the Bus”) and it has become increasingly difficult to find spaces to penetrate further forward ‘The False Touch’ – Example Tactical Problem 3: The profile of players available to you make it increasingly difficult to control the games through the theoretical 4-3-3 (3-4-3) and requires a positional system that still provides the options both in attack and to play out from the back Tactical Problem 4: You have set your midfield up with 2 controllers and 1 number 10 further forward. Your team have a lot of possession but are struggling to play passes forward and control possession in the final third Tactical Problem 5: You find that your defensive line is too slow to play with the high line necessary for the theoretical system of play and is suffering under the pressure of quicker strikers 10. WIGAN ATHLETIC FC CASE STUDY Developing a Possession Game 1. Through the Coach: 2. Through the Player: The Process of Possession (Ball Circulation) The Attacking Transition The Defensive Transition The Process of Being Out of Possession (Defensive Block) Conclusion FINAL THOUGHTS: A SHORT REFLECTIVE MESSAGE |
