The Art of Defending: 11v11 and Phase Play
Sep 2003 · Reedswain Inc.
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This second part of Harrison's excellent team defending series covers all aspects of 11v11 defending. Through phase plays, full squad exercises in which the defence is coached specifically, duties and responsibilities are taught in each third of the field. Well-organised and very useful, this book is a must for coaches who need to work on the defensive side of the game.
This second part of Harrison's excellent team defending series covers all aspects of 11v11 defending. Through phase plays, full squad exercises in which the defence is coached specifically, duties and responsibilities are taught in each third of the field. Well-organised and very useful, this boo...
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Wayne Harrison is the author of 9 soccer coaching books and is a frequent contributor to coaching journals and magazines worldwide. He is a former professional player in England and Finland and has coached professionally in England and the US. Wayne is currently the Director of Coaching for the Youth Academy of Al Ain Football Club in the United Arab Emirates, one of the most famous and successful football clubs in the Middle East and Asian regions of the world.
Wayne Harrison is the author of 9 soccer coaching books and is a frequent contributor to coaching journals and magazines worldwide. He is a former professional player in England and Finland and has coached professionally in England and the US. Wayne is currently the Director of Coaching for the Y...
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