Thank you for the feedback, Daniel. Yes, there is, and we will be adding it throughout the year. It is focused on Scan, Shift and Secure.

Morning Mark, really glad you are enjoying the content. Yes, I will upload them later today and let you know when they are up.

Tactx 👌🏻

Hi Chris,

Yes this is dropped into annual subscribers libraries at the end of the free trial period.

Hi Daniel. 

It depends on a lot of factors. If you are developoing players, all three should be introduced, and as a coach it's finding the right time to work on each with your game and training schedule. 

At a first team level there are three factors. What are your beliefs/principles, what suits the players you have and what could work against the opposition. 

Happy to jump on a call if you want to discuss further. Drop us a DM 👍

Hi,

Thanks for joining and welcome to Tactx.

This is now in library. Apologies, a small bug in the system at our end. 

Glad to hear it!

Great question, Daniel.

We tend to use rotations when individual or collective movements aren’t having a big impact, especially when the team has control of possession.

From there, a few triggers come into play:

If you’re using a single pivot (6), it creates space for the full-back to move inside. This can also be done if the (8) drops alongside your (6).

If the opposition's wide forward is pressing from a wide angle, it opens up different rotation options.

A full-back can also push high when the opposition full-back is occupied tracking your wide forward.

Hope that gives you a few ideas.

Tactx

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Thibaut REVEL We try to develop practices that include both. An example would be a build-up practice where the players can recognise how to find a free player in a 3v2 scenario. This would bring out the 'finding a team-mate' who is facing play while also developing back-pressure skills that players would inevitably find themselves in. 

HI Thibaut,Individual development to team development (game models etc) should be a on a sliding scale depending on age and stage of development…..younger years should have more of an individual focus (where 1v1 back pressure should be more developed for example) with tactics and game models introduced slowly….that sliding scale will tip more towards game models and tactics as player get older…..just bare in mind that how you want to play as a team will depend on the quality of your individuals