Yes, absolutely! You can simply download and print them. That’s one of the reasons we’ve gone with a lighter colour scheme, to make the practice plans more printer-friendly.

Tactx

Yes Ryan, we are currently working through all these practices. 👍🏻

Hi Daniel, glad you like them. 👍🏻

Pull, Pick and Progress is some of the language we use to give players clear principles when playing out.

Pull the opposition out by using the correct shape to manipulate their pressing strategy and create space.

Pick out the free player created from that movement.

Progress by playing through, around or over the opposition.The idea is to give players simple language that helps them recognise what the opposition are doing, find the solution and then execute it, rather than prescribing exactly how they have to play out every time.

Hope that helps. 👌🏻

Hi Alex, great question and something we’re definitely looking at. 👍🏻

For the first round of collections, the main focus will be on 1v1, 2v1, 2v2, 3v2 and 3v3 scenarios, followed by a range of variable games that expose players to different pictures and problems. Some of those variable practices will naturally include the types of underloaded situations you’re talking about.In terms of specific 1v2 and 2v3 collections, they won’t be added in this first release, but we’re big believers in exposing players to those situations. We see the ability to deal with being outnumbered as a really important part of individual player development, both in and out of possession.We actually have 100+ underloaded practices within our wider library, so dedicated work around those scenarios is already in the pipeline for further down the line.

Hope that helps, Alex.