Coaching Through Superiorities (häftad, eng)

What if tactical success in football isn’t aboutfinding the “right” system but seeing the game differently?In Coaching Through Superiorities, leadingcoach educator Ray Power unlocks a fresh framework for modern coaching, builtaround five key pillars: Numerical, Qualitative, Positional, Cooperative, andDynamic Superiority.

Rather than prescribing formations or rigid playbooks,this book invites you to explore football as a fluid, problem-solving game –one driven by players, shaped by context, and always in motion. Inside, you’ll discover how to:Spotand create overloads in every area of the pitchDesigntactics that adapt to your players, not the other way aroundCoachwith clarity in moments of chaos, transition, and momentumBlendprinciples like La Pausa, Positional Play, and Relationism into your own gamemodelDevelopyour tactical eye through reflective “lightbulb” tasks and scenario planningWhether you're a grassroots coach or chasing elitestandards, Coaching Through Superiorities arms you with themindset, models, and questions that lead to smarter decisions, and draws onexamples from innovative modern coaches like Pep Guardiola, Roberto De Zerbi,Fernando Diniz, and Thiago Motta.

It’s not about knowing all the answers – it'sabout asking the right questions before the whistle blows. About Ray Power: With almost two decades of experience working in soccer andeducation, coaching players from non-league to Premier League levels, andinternationally, he is the author of Making The Ball Roll, Coaching Youth Football,and the five-book DeliberateSoccer Practice series.

Asa coach developer and educator, Ray has worked for, and consulted with,numerous national FAs, as well as governing bodies from other sports, includingthe NBA. He also works as a consultant – mentor – educator on a freelancebasis, working with grassroots coaches all the way to professional teams.

Format	Häftad
Omfång	152 sidor
Språk	Engelska
Förlag	Hawksmoor Publishing
Utgivningsdatum	2025-06-16
ISBN	9781914066658