What is the Coerver Coaching method?

What is the Coerver Coaching method?

Coerver® Coaching is: A football skills teaching method suited for all ages but especially for players aged 5-16 years old of all abilities and their parents, coaches and teachers. A Method that focuses on Individual skills development and small group play.

What are Coerver skills?

The Coerver® Foundation Pyramid has 4 components: Skills (Basic Ball Mastery, and simple 1v1 Moves) Speed (particularly mental reaction speed) Shooting (kicking technique) Small-sided games (2v2/3v3)

Who founded coerver?

OUR HISTORY Coerver® Coaching was founded in 1984, by Alf Galustian and former Chelsea great Charlie Cooke, who were both inspired by the philosophy of legendary Dutch coach, Wiel Coerver. Together, they developed a program of teaching that was unlike anything else available then or now.

Who invented Coerver coaching?

Wiel Coerver
Coerver® Coaching is a global football coaching programme inspired by the teachings of Wiel Coerver and created in 1984 by Alfred Galustian and Chelsea great, Charlie Cooke.

How do you cover in soccer?

To COVER is to drop off a little bit behind the player stepping. As you are stepping back also squeeze in, so that the ball is not passed between(split) you and the player stepping. The purpose of the player covering is in case the player stepping gets beat off the dribble.

What does stepping mean in soccer?

To STEP to the ball or man is to put quick pressure on the opponent who is receiving the ball. Immediate pressure makes the opponent nervous and keeps them from looking up to dribble or pass. When you step, it should be at 100% speed.

Did Ronaldo invent the step over?

The step over was popularised in the mid-1990s by Brazilian footballer and global superstar Ronaldo.

How do you stop a winger?

5 tips to stop those tricky wingers

1. Make an assessment of how fast the winger is early in the game and work out how close to mark him.
2. Be tight enough not to let the winger turn.
3. Get tight without jumping in, so the winger doesn’t run past.
4. Steer the winger away from goal.