Is Three-Dimensional Soccer Training a new method?
Here is how Podeyn describes Three-Dimensional Soccer Training.
One of the philosophies I have found in my travels to many countries that has been very successful is something I have molded in my own style of coaching. It is not a new concept that I have created, but one that is very evident in player development in countries across the world.
It is the concept that every aspect of your training must tie in your immediate philosophy for the team and its objectives in the game. I call this concept Three-Dimensional Training.
When we train and develop players we tend to look at one or two dimensions of the game.
3-Dimensional Training means that you are incorporating every aspect of the game into every drill or exercise you perform. This is different than the concept promoted by US Soccer called Economical Training. Economical Training is where you incorporate more than one theme or concept into your sessions (i.e. you are focusing on 1st touch receiving, but it also allows you to work on proper passing to make sure passes are weighted properly).
Three-Dimensional Training is where you focus on every aspect of the game while also focusing on your philosophy and the approach you want to take in every game.
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The bottom line is, we as coaches are always in a constant battle to continue learning as the game and players change and evolve. We are constantly looking for new training elements that will make us better coaches and make our teams and players more successful.
Three-Dimensional Soccer Training will give you another outlook when creating your training sessions. It will make you a more complete coach, a better coach, and your teams and players more successful.
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