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24 Feb 19:36

Thank you for your message. We have resolved the issue with the video, and it should now be fine. I hope you enjoy Tactx.

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Posted

22 Feb 08:46

More 3-4-3 pressing strategies have been added to this collection alongside performance problems.

Want us to cover a formation of your choice? Let us know in the comments below.

https://tactxcoach.com/programs/1343-high-pressing-strategies

Posted

19 Feb 19:09

We have started our 3-4-3 pressing collection; more will be uploaded over the coming days. 

The first entries in the collection are at the link below. We are including performance problems that show how the opposition can play against these high presses.

https://tactxcoach.com/programs/1343-high-pressing-strategies

Performance problems are brilliant tools for showing your players.

  • Stopping the performance problems at the source.

  • Reacting to the performance problem taking place.

     

Posted

18 Feb 20:16

The tactical analysis of Man United's defeat at Spurs has been uploaded for subscribers. Two videos have been included, and tomorrow, we will start adding 'how to press from a 3-4-3'.

https://tactxcoach.com/programs/amorims-back-five-conundrum

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17 Feb 15:20

Dribbling With Back Pressure: A 2-player collection has now been added to subscribers' libraries.

https://tactxcoach.com/programs/dribbling-back-pressure-full-session-2-players

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17 Feb 15:19

A second attacking corner to exploit the Ipswich defensive structure has now been added to the collection. If you haven't downloaded it, you can find it here.

https://tactxcoach.com/programs/collection-udhss1ixuus

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14 Feb 19:32

Creating the Attack: A 16-player collection has now been added to subscribers' libraries.

https://tactxcoach.com/programs/creating-the-attack-full-session-16-players

13 Feb 17:29

Thank you for your question! As with any training approach, there are always trade-offs. When focusing on a specific outcome, you may need to prioritise certain elements over others.

This particular practice is designed to help players become comfortable with twisting and turning, while also giving the attacker multiple exit routes in a 1v1 duel.

The key to mastering these situations isn’t just recognising the available exits—it’s about learning how to manipulate the defender to create them. By developing this skill, players can gain a real advantage in 1v1 scenarios.

Give it a go and see how your players respond. Let me know how you get on!

Best, Tactx

Posted

13 Feb 15:39

A new collection on 'Defending Using Side Pressure' is available for all subscribers. This practice can be adapted for any number of players.

https://tactxcoach.com/programs/defending-side-pressure-full-session-14-players