In it Tip 2 We were talking to you about the importance of observation and annotation of the important aspects that happened in a soccer game, but above all the time invested in observation, preparation, layout of information in audiovisual formats.
AND Today we want to focus more on this aspect.
AND we want you to be realistic, that you are a person who analyzes the reality of this information collection and the time invested in processing it.
And we want to convey it to you with peace of mind and what happens daily in a lot of technicians who perform these functions.
Let's start with a coach who analyzes his rivals, and who, week after week, dedicates himself to observing and recording the matches of the teams he is going to play.
He has his own method and seeks to have three recorded matches of the opponent he is playing against that week, therefore he has invested time in recording, time traveling, time watching those matches on television, time watching those matches again to get more information than he had in the first viewing, from there he has laid out a presentation, video cuts for the players and has drawn his conclusions in relation to what that opposing team is doing...
And until now, we have neither transmitted it to our players, nor have we planned the training tasks to work on aspects that we have seen in that analysis of the opponent.
So more investment in time……..but BE CAREFUL!!!
ARE THE CONCLUSIONS WE HAVE DRAWN THOSE THAT WILL GIVE US THE MOST ADVANTAGE OVER THIS OPPOSITE?
Well, our experience CLEARLY SAYS NO.
Yes, it is true that the more information, the better......but there are many technicians who THEY DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DETECT the importance of the most important thing that happens on the playing field is not a criticism, it is simply a reality
How important is the opponent's release of the ball so that you can take advantage?
Do you really think that there are aspects such as the start of the opponent's game being decisive for you so that you have to give it that capital importance?
We could ask many questions of this type.
But…..Do you know what…?
We have forgotten something, and here is today's advice.
Don't you think we are giving too much importance to the opponent's illness and are letting our own advance?
……. Well, this is our advice: Take MORE care of the symptoms and “diseases” of your team, and if you work on it, they will improve and will surely be more efficient in the game.
Always observing the opponent...it's okay, but remember that “THE TREE DOES NOT LET YOU SEE THE FOREST IS A PROBLEM”
More tips tomorrow.
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