November 2012 Kongress in Polen

November 2012

Am 24. Nov. 2012 war Peter Schreiner Präsenter auf dem Fußballtrainer-Kongress in Warschau.

Peter Schreiner referiert zu folgenden Themen:

1. How to teach and vary complex exercise –  Eight Steps from Basic Drill to Game Situations
2. Perfect Ball Mastery – The Difference between Technique and Skill

Presenter (clinics and presentations) in more than 15 Countries and for the German Soccer Coaches Association and DFB.
Author of many Books, Articles in different Magazines and DVDs.
Most of his products are translated into English, but also in Spanish, some in Japanese, Greece, Swedish and Hungarian.
Specialist for:

• Coordination Training
• Peter-Schreiner-System
• One Touch & Combination Play

Founder and manager of:

• Institute for Youth soccer (1996) and (www.ifj96.de)
• Easy Sports-Software (www.easy-sports-software.com )

Former Coach U19 FC Schalke 04 and manager for the youth department of Schalke 04 (1. Division Club in Germany) for 7 Years.

How to Teach and Vary Complex Exercises

Eight Steps from Basic Drill to Game Situations

1. Explain the Basic Drill

Where? Introduce the running and passing lines step by step. Where to run and where to pass the ball.
When? Explain the timing.
What? Explain the soccer technique to use.
Why? Transfer to the game situation. (Explain the players the purpose of the drill.)

2. Variations

Limit of touches (3 or 2 touches, one touch – depending on the abilities and situations)
Change direction (clockwise – counter clockwise)
Passing with both feet (change from left to right)
Different running and passing lanes
Different distances (short or long passes)
Different geometric forms (Triangle, Square, Rectangle, Circle)

3. Additional Activities

Before the players receive the ball (check away and
While being in possession of the ball
After receiving the ball (Shooting Flank play)
Open the drill and add an activity behind the drill (Shooting,

4. Focus on Different Techniques and Coaching Points

Passing (precisely)
Receiving (Ball control)
Combination Play (group tactics)
Ball possession (Position Games)
Through passing – Penetration
Shooting (at the end of a drill)
Tactical Aspects of the drill

5. Pressure of time

The players should perform the drills under pressure of time
Measure the time and compare
Two or three groups compete against each other (counting the Touches, rounds or goals)

6. Pressure of an opponent

Introduce opponents into the drills.
Steps: First orientation – then half pressure – then full pressure.

7. Complex drills

The players should perform different activities in one drill
Make the players think and concentrate

8. Apply the skills to the Game

(Small sided game/real game with 2 goals/goalkeepers)
Bring Players into game situations with the topic of the main coaching points.
Choose small sided games or positional games to bring the players to show the skills they learned in the drills.

Presenter (clinics and presentations) in more than 15 Countries and for the German Soccer Coaches Association and DFB.
Author of many Books, Articles in different Magazines and DVDs.
Most of his products are translated into English, but also in Spanish, some in Japanese, Greece, Swedish and Hungarian.
Specialist for:

• Coordination Training
• Peter-Schreiner-System
• One Touch & Combination Play

Founder and manager of:

• Institute for Youth soccer (1996) and (www.ifj96.de)
• Easy Sports-Software (www.easy-sports-software.com )

Former Coach U19 FC Schalke 04 and manager for the youth department of Schalke 04 (1. Division Club in Germany) for 7 Years.