For me it would be interesting to hear about neurotraining, its impact on training and athletes and how to practically incorporate it into the training process.

@Damir Djukic I just read Lars Lienhards book about Neuro Athletic Training.

@Damir Djukic @Timo Issing another constraint I´ve stolen from Jordi Ribera ist playing 5 vs 5 without being allowed to play 1on1. This forces them to move without the ball and look for the gaps. It´s a really hard exercise, but maybe worth a try.

So it´s a 5vs5 without pivot. First the defense is not allowed to come up, they may just move sideways helping when there are breakthroughs. The attackers may just receive the ball in movement attacking the spaces. They can when in movement, but not receiving the ball go to pivot, but come out on the other side and take a new spot. At the beginning its hard for them playing without 1on1, but with time they start adjusting. Also the wings are allowed to run. I hope i explained it in a way you can understand? @Damir Djukic

What I started to do once or twice a week is doing statistics on an exercise we do almost every week - just a regular 3 vs 3 or 4vs3 attack - counterattack game. I write down the amount of missed shots and technical faults and we compare everytime with last week to see if we improved. It´s making them aware of the amount of mistakes and motivates them to get better. I hope that helps improving our performance in games.

@Damir Djukic I do it for the whole group, is a little easier if I am alone. But it´s actually a good idea. Preparing a list with all names and listing individually tecnical faults and missed shots.

@Damir Djukic Very interesting, thanks. Referring to the RAE I found a very interesting article about Bio Banding (having groups of players according to their biological and not chronological age) and the eventually negative effects for "late developpers" (if that is the right english term). https://www.mobilesport.ch/aktuell/bio-banding-bessere-talententwicklung-im-nachwuchsfussball/#

@Luis Figueiredo as you mentioned, this podcast is really great, especially the last one with Manolo Laguna.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caeAwlpWr6s I´d say very interesting for youth coaches when it comes to intentional learning.