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Plan the Game: A Bite-Sized Guide to Writing Football Sessions That Work [PDF]

Plan the Game: A Bite-Sized Guide to Writing Football Sessions That Work [PDF]

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Finally — a session-planning system that actually works for grassroots coaches.

A step-by-step guide to building structured, effective training, based on how real players learn and how real coaches coach. No fluff, no gimmicks — just a repeatable process you can use every week to bring structure to the chaos.

What it helps you do

  • Build age-appropriate sessions for players aged 8 to adult amateur
  • Align technical, tactical, and physical goals across your season
  • Create realistic, game-based training that transfers to matchday
  • Adapt your plans when numbers are down or energy is low
  • Communicate so players understand and respond

What's inside

The full planning process — how to structure a session around real game problems, why most grassroots sessions fail and how to fix them, the difference between coaching drills and decisions, how to adapt without losing your intent, a simple language system to get players aligned, and tools to reflect and improve every session.

Who it's for

Coaches across Skill Acquisition (8–12), Game Training (13–16), and Adult Amateur (17+) who want sessions that reflect the game — not just look good on paper.

The details
Format: Digital PDF  |  Length: ~14,000 words (60–70 min read)  |  Delivery: Email within 5 minutes

Stop guessing. Start coaching with purpose. Download Plan the Game and build sessions your players will actually remember.

Part of my coaching resources — practical tools built in the dugout, for coaches who actually coach.

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Bartosz Redliński

This book is a valuable resource for both novice and experienced coaches. It presents the principles of planning and conducting the training process in an accessible and organized manner, combining theoretical knowledge with practical examples. The author focuses on the comprehensive development of players, emphasizing the importance of selecting appropriate training methods, individualization, and a modern approach to coaching. It is an inspiring read that offers numerous valuable insights and can serve as a useful tool in the daily work of any football coach.