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Augenblicke, die Spiele entscheiden
Practical training for perception and speed of action – so players read situations earlier and make better decisions under pressure.
- Pages
- 136
- Exercises
- 56
- Age groups
- U9–U20+
- Format
- eBook · print
Publications
Peter Schreiner’s work has been translated into more than 7 languages, including Chinese and Japanese. Many of his publications are now standard works for football coaches worldwide.
Just published
Practical training for perception and speed of action – so players read situations earlier and make better decisions under pressure.
Titles are listed under their German names; most publications are in German.
How players take in information before they receive the ball: Peter Schreiner shows how scanning, perception and speed of action can be trained deliberately with tried-and-tested exercises and games.
A first look at the “Torschuss-Matrix”, based on the analysis of more than 2,000 goals: exercises and games from shooting after a pass and combinations in the box to competitive formats such as 4 v 4 on two goals.
Peter Schreiner draws a clear line between rondos and positional games and uses structured examples to show how they teach overloads, triangles and passing lanes while building game intelligence and press resistance.
In the double square, players work on pass weight, ball speed, orientation and the “through – lay-off – through” principle – the basis for clean one-touch combination play in the tiqui-taca style.
The path to becoming a goalscorer: based on the analysis of more than 1,500 goals by Europe’s top strikers, the book covers the first four of eight learning stages, with detailed coaching on typical finishing mistakes.
Part 3 of the “Torschuss-Matrix”: 37 games for practising finishing in realistic situations under time and opponent pressure, including variations, progressions and common finishing mistakes.
Part 7 of the “Torschuss-Matrix”: not just finishing chances but creating them – through coordinated movement, third-man combinations, losing your marker, avoiding offside and getting out of the cover shadow.
The second volume builds on the first four learning stages and focuses on finishing under realistic match conditions: precision, reactions and mental strength when converting chances.
The first part of the series by Peter Schreiner and Norbert Elgert is about one-touch play, quick combinations and successful attacks, and shows how to sharpen passing precision.
In 50 games and competitions, Peter Schreiner, Jörg Amthor and Sven Hübscher show how players can take on opponents with confidence, beat them and create chances.
Overload games from 1 v 1 to 4 v 4: positional games with neutral players whose number and position inside or outside the area can be varied, helping players create and take more chances.
The third part of the series by Peter Schreiner and Norbert Elgert focuses on positional play – the foundation for build-up attacks with secure possession, down the flanks or through the middle.
44 clearly structured games for teaching key tactical behaviour in attack and defence – from keeping the ball and playing forward to switches of play and purposeful finishing.
Part 4 of the “Torschuss-Matrix”: Peter Schreiner shows how differential learning and two-footedness help players become more accurate and convert chances more consistently under pressure.
Peter Schreiner and Norbert Elgert show how to adapt complex exercises for combination play, playing forward and finishing to the players’ level and systematically develop their potential.
Part 15 of the Practical Training Concepts: Peter Schreiner presents his training system based on Horst Wein’s FUNiño, with four-goal variations, games for teams of two and preparatory exercises.
Can two-footedness be trained? Peter Schreiner explains the advantages of two-footed players and presents 84 exercises for developing the non-dominant foot, from U9 up to high-level amateur football.
Peter Schreiner and Willy Kaspers give coaches of U8 to U11 teams a mix of warm-up games, coordination exercises and dribbling practice – child-friendly, motivating and ready to use.
Part 5 of the “Torschuss-Matrix”: how strikers win the 1 v 1 against the goalkeeper, with a focus on counter-attacks from 1 v 0 to 3 v 2, quick decisions and typical mistakes.
Innovative one-touch exercises that combine precise passing under pressure with football-specific sprint training – for better passing accuracy, ball speed and sprinting power in transition.
BALLKOROBICS® combines ball skills with aerobics elements and music into an all-round coordination and fitness programme – in the sports hall, on the pitch or in the gym, individually, in pairs or in groups.
40 new exercises for passing and combination play, combined with football-specific sprint training: building sprints into one-touch drills and passing accurately after an explosive sprint.
Norbert Elgert and Peter Schreiner work with Schalke 04’s U19 to show how to teach the technical and tactical principles of attacking football, with clear coaching points and complex combination drills.
Peter Schreiner and Peter Hyballa present exercises and games for possession football: precise passing, “through – lay-off – through”, overlaps and rotations, plus games with pressing, counter-pressing and finishing.
Norbert Elgert and Schalke 04’s U19 show how preparatory passing drills and positional games build the skills needed to put a well-organised defence under pressure, including coaching behaviour and key points.
This two-part seminar series covers the basics of outstanding ball mastery: part 1 focuses on dribbling and creative tricks, part 2 on varied juggling tricks for touch and control in the air.
An online course for coaches: across eight learning stages, Peter Schreiner presents a complete concept for teaching finishing from U7 to professional level, as presented at BDFL seminars and international congresses.
The step from general to football-specific coordination training with the ball: aids such as hurdles, hoops and agility ladders are combined with football techniques and match situations.
Coordination and fitness training with ball and music, combined with aerobics elements – suitable for PE lessons and as fitness training at clubs across all ages and levels.
Peter Hyballa presents 21 games for players from U15 upwards that link possession play with purposeful attacking and finishing – under opponent and time pressure, with a clear end product on goal.
Techniques for creative attacking play built on touch, dribbling and feints: using the Peter Schreiner System©, coaches learn to plan effective team and individual sessions, with a focus on 1 v 1.
Peter Schreiner and Dirk Rauin show how players learn to control their bodies and react to changing situations – a proven concept used at Schalke 04, among others, since the 1990s.
Across six modules, Peter Schreiner explains the basic idea, educational benefits and methodical principles of FUNiño – for coaches in children’s and youth football from U7 to U19, including how to organise FUNiño festivals.
Players who struggle with their balance also struggle with the ball: individual, partner, group and team exercises that help players improve their body awareness when performing football techniques.
The four basic techniques for beating the goalkeeper – a low shot into the corner, rounding the keeper, through the legs and the chip – based on the analysis of more than 1,500 goals by Europe’s best players.
How players can use the MultiKickBall to improve their technique through high numbers of repetitions – realistic football practice without a partner, at home, at school or at the club.
The bestseller on attacking football! Peter Schreiner and Norbert Elgert present systematic, proven training exercises with descriptions, variations and valuable tips on correcting mistakes.
36 training exercises in a circle – set-ups that are quick to build and easy to vary.
Booking & contact
A few lines about your club or federation and the topic you have in mind are enough – Peter will get back to you personally.
Email peter@peterschreiner.net