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Between The Posts Podcast: Keepers | Coaches | Parents | Soccer Tyler Vaughan
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Between The Posts was created for soccer coaches, parents, goalkeepers, and fans. On all our soccer focused podcasts we seek to offer listeners solutions for many of the struggles that we see coaches, keepers, and parents going through each season at the youth developmental, club, collegiate, and professional levels. This podcast offers an expert perspective on the many technical, tactical, and psychological aspects facing youth sports and the leaders (coaches) that train our next generation of keepers. We all know that the goalie position is one of great courage, strength, and composure; it does not come without its risks and rewards. Yet, it's one of the positions that stump most who have never stood between the post. Join us as we talk through the game of soccer, the challenges of today's modern goalkeeper, the perspective of experienced coaches, and the passion of the parents who support the next generation of superstars!
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Ep. 23: Creating A Club Culture That People Seek Out Instead Of Settle For
Do us a huge favor, please subscribe to our show and leave us a review. In the 30 seconds it takes we will be able to directly impact more coaches and organizations by seeming more important in the eyes of the tech gods. We don't know how it all works but we humbly thank you for your support!Topic: Club CultureEpisode 23: with guest Sean AfkhaminiaIn today's episode of Between The Posts we tackle a hot topic circulating coaching organizations in the ongoing discussion around creating a unique...
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Ep. 22: The Small-Sided Approach With Large Results | Part 2 |
Part 2 continues the genius of great coaching which is making hard work FUN! When planning your practices they must duplicate the excitement of the game. As coaching educators we must create an environment which forces players to make their own decisions. We must create an atmosphere where players are allowed to teach themselves and provide a practice that develops instinctive attacking and defending habits. One of the many strategies we as coaches should be using more often across youth...
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Ep. 21: The Small-Sided Approach With Large Results | Part 1 |
The genius of good coaching is to make hard work seem like FUN! When planning your practices they must duplicate the excitement of the game. As coaching educators we must create an environment which forces players to make their own decisions. We must create an atmosphere where players are allowed to teach themselves and provide a practice that develops instinctive attacking and defending habits. One of the many strategies we as coaches should be using more often across youth fields are s...
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Ep. 20: The Last 9 Seconds & Our Guarantee Of More Goals | With John DeBenedictis |
Today's episode of Between The Posts we hold a special conversation with guest John DeBenedictus of The Last 9 Seconds. John DeBenedictis has traveled throughout North America presenting his unique lecture on scoring goals. He was one of the keynote speakers at the NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association of America) Coaching Convention in Indianapolis in 2013 speaking to a standing room only crowd of over 500 coaches. He was also a guest speaker at the NSCAA conventions in 2004 in Charlot...
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Ep. 19: The Footy Factory Philosophy with Guest Sean Afkhaminia
Article Written By Caleb Wossen of The Dallas Observer:
https://www.dallasobserver.com/arts/a-new-soccer-school-is-redirecting-the-focus-from-winning-to-technique-to-the-dismay-of-some-8951088
"Most training sessions for youth soccer feature a dozen or more players engaged in rigorous group exercises and fitness tests, mirroring the sport’s homonymous counterpart, football. Practice at Footy Factory, based in Addison, TX more closely resembles a martial arts or improv session.
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Ep. 18: Why We Need More Leaders! With Former US National Team Staff Coach Graham Ramsay
Episode 18 comes to us from guest Graham Ramsay of the Soccer School (est. 1969) on a topic that coach Ramsay has written about many times as a guest on multiple soccer blogs, coaching websites, and global publications. After a busy summer covering the World Cup, coach Ramsay's take on soccer in the US is not only a valid one but also one of great knowledge based on his many years as a national team staff member.
On a sidenote from your host: Coach Ramsay is brilliant, his perspective on US...