• Author: Peter Schreiner
• Pages: 92 Pages
• Practices: 47
• Level: U11-PRO

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For years, Peter Schreiner has been engaged in the topic of "shooting training in soccer." In the training of young players, targeted shooting training is often neglected. Yet, players love training forms with a focus on shooting.

In his new series of booklets/eBooks, Peter Schreiner shows his systematic shooting training in 8 learning levels. With targeted detail coaching, players are helped to avoid mistakes and to perfect their behavior when shooting. This avoids shooting the ball at the goal in any old way during training and – what is even more regrettable – in competition. Players learn to successfully put the ball into the net in a variety of situations.

Schreiner He has analyzed over 1500 goals of top goal scorers in Europe and developed a training concept. This was followed by lectures worldwide, including for the AEFCA and the BDFL, as well as practical presentations in seminars and at conferences.

Goal Scoring Training System - Part 2

The systematic development of a goal scorer takes place in eight successive learning levels, starting at age 7 and bearing fruit in the high-performance area. 

In this eBook/booklet, the difficulty level is increased. Level 5 introduces shooting exercises under more challenging conditions. The pass before the shot is no longer always flat but comes as a lobbed ball. In levels 6 and 7, time pressure and opponent pressure before or during the shot are central. And in the final training level, it becomes very game-like. In learning level 8, it's about game forms where the shot is required under competition conditions.

Learning Level 5: Difficult Conditions - Shooting after a Lobbed Ball

• Players convert balls thrown at them with foot or head.
• They shoot at the goal under difficult conditions (after a cross, shooting after turning, a sprint, or in a jump).

Learning Level 6: Shooting under Time Pressure

• Players apply different shooting techniques in shooting exercises or group competitions under time pressure.

Learning Level 7: Shooting with Opponent Pressure

• Offensive 1 vs 1: Players shoot at the goal after a duel or an attack by an opponent.

Learning Level 8: Game Forms/Competitions

• In game forms with numerical advantage (neutral players) and equal numbers, create and convert scoring opportunities under the greatest opponent pressure.
• Shooting in competitive situations (competitions in the double penalty area/on a reduced field with 2 goals).

About the Author

Peter Schreiner

The former coach and youth soccer expert, including U19 Schalke 04 and former leader of the Schalke 04 youth academy, is the founder of the Institute for Youth Soccer and a sought-after coach educator, author, and speaker with numerous appearances at soccer congresses (DFB, BDFL, AEFCA) in over 28 countries. His publications have been translated into more than 7 languages.

Many of his publications, which he released with well-known co-authors including Horst Wein and Norbert Elgert, are considered standard works today. These include "The Art of Offensive Soccer" and "Developing Game Intelligence".

He is the organizer of the "Debystar Youth and Amateur Coaches Congress" and co-founder of "easy Sports-Software".