#42 The Games-Based Model: What It Is & Why We Use It (Part 1)

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Shouting From The Sidelines

Luke Towning

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The podcast for parents, coaches & teachers involved in children's sport. We've got the best advice from professional sports coaches, pro athletes and everyone in-between to help you through the highs, lows and craziness of kids sport from grassroots to elite level. Brought to you by Foot-Tech Academy.

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#42 The Games-Based Model: What It Is & Why We Use It (Part 1)

Shouting From The Sidelines

35 minutes 58 seconds

11 months ago

#42 The Games-Based Model: What It Is & Why We Use It (Part 1)

A few years ago we completely changed the way we coach at our football sessions.

We'd previously had a big part of our sessions made up of individual ball-mastery and 'skills' work.

In this episode we discuss:

What is a games-based approach to football coaching
What are 'constraints' and how we use them to make sure our players learn and improve for football
Why we stopped SAQ at our sessions
How to really coach decision-making
Why aren't all coaches using this method?
The difference between learning and performing

...and loads more.

Let us know what you think and any questions you have.