We have added three more defending practices to the Michael Carrick collection, bringing the total to 28.
All practices feature animations that explain the setup and rules.
All practices are available for subscribers.
https://tactxcoach.com/programs/carrick-collection
The fifth defending practice has been added to the Michael Carrick collection and is now available to all subscribers.
Good morning. A busy day ahead on Tactx.
First up, we have uploaded three more defending practices to the Michael Carrick collection.
There are now 22 practices in the collection for subscribers.
The first defending practices from the Michael Carrick collection have started dropping into subscribers' libraries.
The practice and animation are now available.
Four more practices (practices 15-18) are now available in the Michael Carrick collection. Carrick does a lot of work on protecting central areas of the pitch, and this strategy is apparent in the recent uploads.
Available for all subscribers.
Practice 14 is now available in the Michael Carrick collection as we continue the focus on the middle block. The practice and animation are included and available for all subscribers.
Two further practices have been added to the Carrick collection, with the latest practices focusing on the Middle Block.
Animations have been added to provide the details of the practice.
Three practices have been added to the Michael Carrick collection, all based on the middle block.
The centre of the pitch is crucial in Carrick's work, and many of his practices are designed to prevent central progression.
There are now 12 practices in the collection.
We joined The Tactical Thinker for a podcast last night.
You can listen to us discuss how Tactx started, the work going into Tactx, and where we see Tactx in the future.
Thanks to Ross for inviting us onto the podcast.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/13gDOM6gmBZElyUIisbpkn?si=EOn2Yu3vSwyrgBk31VJcjg
Practice 8 of the Michael Carrick collection is now available to all subscribers, with a live and animated version.
The practice is based on 4v1 rondos with the '1' looking to win the ball before being set for a shot.