Tim Vom Steeg is a former National Coach of the year and has a National Championship in his resume, neither would have been possible without being able to train his players to score under pressure.

In this detailed soccer DVD, Coach Vom Steeg will take you through a variety of finishing drills that start with low pressure, high success scoring chances and build up to game like, high pressure small area situations.

These exercise will give your players numerous goal-scoring chances with a lot of repetition in many different intense scenarios. These drills will give you new ways to train your athletes to:

Each exercise emphasizes a low, hard shot, which will force the goalie to make a tough save and possibly create a rebound scoring chance. Rebounds are more valuable than shots off target, and they create excellent goal-scoring opportunities.

With these fast paced drills, your team will excel on the offensive end of the field and hopefully finish with a championship season.

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The goalkeeper position is a specialized position that requires both individual coaching as well as integration into regular team training sessions.

30 Minute Soccer Clinic - Goalkeeping features various warm-ups, shot-stopping drills and crossing exercises. The warm-ups include quick moving drills for distribution, shot catching, and various types of dives. The shot-stopping drills include a focus on footwork and shots from different angles, height and distance. The crossing exercises include crosses from various positions and progress to adding defenders as opposition for the goalkeeper.

This session was conducted at the 2008 Football Coaching International Coaching Conference, Brisbane, Australia.

30 Minute Soccer Clinic DVDs provide quality instruction demonstrated in a condensed training session of approximately 30 minutes. However, the drills and exercises in this DVD can be conducted as a complete training session or utilized in your training sessions regularly throughout the season.

Over the years, athleticism has become much more important for soccer players. Strength, speed and agility are all components that can be improved with the correct training. Obviously, if your players are quicker, faster and stronger, your team has a better chance of success.

30 Minute Soccer Clinic - Speed and Agility features a number of exercises and drills with speed ladders, cones and hurdles, many of which use a ball, that are designed to improve the speed and agility of your players. These exercises and drills can be used as part of your warm-up or included as parts of your regular training sessions. This is an ideal DVD if your organization doesn't have a specialized strength, speed and conditioning coach.

This session was conducted at the 2008 Football Coaching International Coaching Conference, Brisbane, Australia.

30 Minute Soccer Clinic DVDs provide quality instruction demonstrated in a condensed training session of approximately 30 minutes. However, the drills and exercises in this DVD can be conducted as a complete training session or utilized in your training sessions regularly throughout the season.

Dutch players and teams are well known and respected around the world for their superior technical and tactical abilities as well as the uniform structure of their playing and training methods. The KNVB, the Dutch National Federation, highly recommends that teams from the youth level all the way to the professional team play a 4-3-3 formation. This allows for a seamless transition for players moving from one level to the next. In addition, the Dutch structure creates a progressive training environment because all of the coaches trained in the KNVB coaching education program are exposed to similar drills, exercises and small-sided games to develop the techniques, tactics and functional play of their teams.

Dutch Drills for Total Team Training begins with an overview of the positions and responsibilities of each player in a 4-3-3 formation before moving on to the drills and exercises used by Dutch coaches to train their players to become `Total Footballers'. The drills include: Dynamic Warm-up, Fitness Drills and General Drills that include passing, moving and dribbling before moving on to specific functional sessions to train player's to be effective in each position on the field. The functional sessions begin with the defenders and move through the triangle midfield before finishing with the forwards.

Whether or not your team plays the 4-3-3 formation, the detailed diagrams and complete explanations of the Dutch drills and exercises in this book will allow you to use these unique and successful training methods to improve the technical ability and tactical understanding of your team.

Formation Based Soccer Training is a unique new training method which can be used to teach any soccer formation while at the same time teaching individual technique and group tactics. Any training theme can be taught using this formation based system while at the same time teaching a game day formation and system of play within that formation. It doesn't matter if a coach plays a 4-4-2, a 4-3-3, a 4-2-3-1, or a 3-5-2, using a high or low pressure defense or an off balanced offense; every formation and every system within that formation can be taught at the same time as any technical and tactical aspect of the game including individual dribbling skills, passing, trapping, third man runs, recognizing visual cues, crossing, finishing, small and large group tactics, zonal or man for man defending, the off side trap, and every other individual and group technical and tactical aspect of the game.

The biggest difference between the usual theme oriented approach to training and Formation Based Soccer Training is that all exercises in a formation based system must be directional and include position-specific responsibilities in order to closely simulate game conditions. This not only coaches the players to improve the vital techniques of the game but also teaches them how to apply the techniques to actual game situations.

The purpose of this book is to enhance usual theme oriented training sessions, not to discourage their use. This system can be used for every training session for a full season, or it can be used sporadically one or two days per week. The System is flexible enough to be used to correct any individual or group deficiency, without a major change in a coach's basic style of coaching.

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