Hi Nick,

We may change the title of this, as the practice is more aimed towards defensive organisation than transition. The transition is used to maintain the flow of the practice (enabling quick setup as teams change roles). You are right in that it is difficult for the defending team to recover, but it does create a habit of sprinting back.

The two yellow bibbed players are passive. This is to put the defensive and midfield units in game scenarios where central progression has been prevented, and play has been forced around. This is the purpose of the practice, in our opinion, how the defensive and midfield units defend when play has been forced wide. Obviously, we can't see or hear the actual technical coaching detail, but the practice provides this constant scenario. 

Let us know if you have any further questions.

Afternoon, Goolam. It is located just below the Football Education tab, as shown in the image. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.

Thanks,

Tactx.

Great to hear you enjoyed it! If there’s anything you’d like to see next, just let us know. We’re going to shape these episodes around what everyone wants to see.

Tactx

Thanks Shawn. 👍

Morning, Kenneth. Apologies for the delayed response on this one.

We haven’t set a specific deadline yet, but it is very much in progress behind the scenes. As you can imagine, it’s a substantial piece of work, and we’re currently breaking it down into four major parts to ensure we do it justice.

Thanks for your patience.

Tactx

Hi Jakob. The drill's vary in their intensity. Is there any in particular you are looking at? We can reccomend timings to start with and you can adjust as you see fit. 

We loved it too!

The Oliver Glasner article will be with all subscribers on Monday.

Thanks Mark

Hi,

It's Keynote for Apple devices.

We have created a tutorial course here https://tactxcoach.com/programs/keynote-course