Yesterday we talked to you about the importance of observing and recording the important aspects that happened in a soccer game in relation to the opponent and we gave special importance to working on those aspects first to improve your team. And the importance you gave to observing the opponent to the detriment of getting more value out of your players and game system.
And today we want to focus more on this aspect.
If the time invested in analyzing and working on the opponent's aspects is more than working on your own, you are surely incurring something that is capital.
Your opponent plays against your team on the weekend and you don't hear from them again until the second round, that is, 20 weeks later, and it turns out that you have placed a very high importance on working on aspects to counteract them.
Have you stopped to think about what your team's defects could be minimized if you dedicated those hours that you have spent analyzing the opponent to drawing conclusions from your players and game system?
That is the reality, there is a saying that defines very well what we mean: See the speck of dust in someone else's eye before you see your own.
Well, let's think about it because it is vitally important.
So…..Shouldn't we analyze the opposite? ….Of course we must, but without losing the horizon of improving our own team, it is a question of realism and productivity of work hours.
I give an example if we spend 10 hours a week watching the opponent's game, recording it, viewing the images a second time, drawing conclusions and presenting them audiovisually to your players and we do that aspect every week.
If a league has 38 days, you will have dedicated an average of 380 hours just to seeing the strengths and weaknesses of your opponents.
What if we dedicated a large part of those hours to analyzing our own players and teams?
Don't you think it would be more profitable?
It is a question of efficiency and you must have it in all the tasks you do in football.
Therefore, here is today's advice.
Observe, analyze and draw conclusions from the opponent, but always giving a much higher priority to performing those functions on your team, because this will multiply their performance week by week.
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