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         | Pep Guardiola Transition Tactics: |  |  | 
        
     | Analysis  +  A Session to Practice Pep's Transition Tactics from Attack to Defence within the Low Zone:
        "Pressing to Win the Ball / Switch the Point of Defence in a Quick Transition to Defend" | 
    
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       | Hi  Coach, Today I have included a Session to practice typical recurring Pep Guardiola Transition Tactics from Attack to Defence: | 
        
        
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       | Learn to "Coach Transition Play" with Full Sessions from the Tactics of Simeone, Guardiola, Klopp, Mourinho & Ranieri" |  
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         220 PagesFULLCOLOUR Print32 Game Situations23 Sessions98 PracticesU12-Pro Level  
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         32 Transition Play Tactical Analysis  including: 
         Diego Simeone: Press, Win the Ball + Counter Attack with Quick Combination Play in Limited SpacePep Guardiola: Fast Transition to Attack from the Back: Exploiting Space in BehindJurgen Klopp: Quick Transition to Defence in the Middle ZoneJose Mourinho: Team Shape and Collective Pressing When Possession is LostClaudio Ranieri: Defensive Organisation to Win the Ball and Fast Running to Support Counter Attack 
         98 Practices (23 Full Sessions) including: 
         Defending in a 4 v 4 Situation and Quick Transition to 4 v 2 Counter AttackHigh Press and Fast Transition to Attack in an 8 v 8 Tactical GameCounter Attacks in a Dynamic 3 Zone Transition GameDefensive Reactions After Finishing an Attack in a Dynamic Transition GameRegaining Possession High Up the Pitch in a 6 Goal GameFast Reactions to Recover the Ball in a Dynamic 7 v 7 Game You can use these ready-made sessions to practice these top coaches' tactics and find solutions for every tactical situation: 
           Transition from defence to attack in the Low, Middle and High Zones.Transition from attack to defence in the Low, Middle and High Zones. |  | 
    
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       | What the Coaches Say on the "Importance of Transition Play" |  
       | Diego Simeone "I am always enthusiastic and when I came, I said I wanted to rediscover the essence of the club: An Atlético team that was always aggressive, intense, competitive, counter-attacking and fast… I think that’s what we’ve been giving.” This book includes Simeone's Transition Tactics with Sessions on how to practice them. |  |  
       | Pep Guardiola
         "I want my players chasing the ball like (dogs chase) dog bones.”  “You cannot be brilliant when you disappear when you don’t have the ball. It’s impossible. Football is a connection between what you have with the ball and without the ball.” This book includes Guardiola's Transition Tactics with Sessions on how to practice them. |  |  
       | Jurgen Klopp "The best moment to win the ball is immediately after your team just lost it.”. Football is about emotion and speed. It’s a transition game“ “If you win the ball back high up the pitch and close to the goal, it is only one pass
          away a really good opportunity most of the time. No playmaker in the world can be
          as good as a good counter-pressing situation.” This book includes Klopp's Transition Tactics with Sessions on how to practice them. |  |  
       | Jose Mourinho
         "Transitions have
become crucial. When the opponent is organised defensively it is very difficult
to score. The moment the opponent loses the ball can be the time to exploit the
opportunity of someone being out of position. Similarly when we lose the ball
we must react immediately.” “Everybody says that set plays win most games but I think it is more about
          transitions.” This book includes Mourinho's Transition Tactics with Sessions on how to practice them. |  |  
       | Claudio Ranieri "Today, some complain that Leicester lose too many balls. But that's only
natural, when your team plays at the speed of light.“ “I give my strikers freedom to attack and cut across the lines, as long as
          we immediately return to a 4-4-2 as soon as the ball is lost.” This book includes Ranieri's Transition Tactics with Sessions on how to practice them. |  |  | 
    
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       | Meet the Author and UEFA 'A' Licence Coach: |  
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         Michail Tsokaktsidis 
         
        During my playing career I won 6 championships with 5 different teams. At the age of 29 I stopped playing and completed my studies in fitness conditioning and football coaching. I was also a student of the UEFA coaching schools (H.F.F. in Greece) and I am a fully certified UEFA ‘A’ Licence coach. 
        I started my coaching career coaching at academy level for 3 years and for the last 6 years I have been a head coach at F.C. Doxa Dramas (professional Greek team) and 3 different semi-professional teams in Greece (winning 2 championships).   
         UEFA A Coaching LicenceBachelor Degree in Physical & Sports Education (Specialising in Soccer Conditioning).
         Author of 2 Books Jose Mourinho Attacking Sessions (2013) & Spain Attacking Sessions (2014)
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              | Coaching Transition Play - Full Sessions from the Tactics of Simeone, Guardiola, Klopp, Mourinho & Ranieri |  
              |  | Learn to "Coach Transition Play" - Defence to Attack and from Attack to Defence      with 98 Practices based on 32 Transition Game Situations      from the Tactics of:
       Diego Simeone, Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp, Jose Mourinho and Claudio Ranieri
                   32  Tactics   
                  Level U12-Pro   
                  23 Sessions   
                  98 Practices
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