PDF-ebook - Chaos Game Forms

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Author

Matthias Nowak (FC Bayern Munich Women and U17, Junior Team (U9 - U19)
Achievements:
- FC Bayern Munich Women’s Team (Senior Pro): Bundesliga Championship Winners for Year 2015, 2016
- Bundesliga German Cup Winners for Year 2012
- FC Bayern Munich Women’s Team (U17): Bundesliga Youth Championship Winners: 2013, 2014
Experience:
- Methodic Coach for the Real Madrid Foundation (Western Europe)
- U17 Technical Skills Trainer for SG Wattenscheid 09 (Germany)
- Youth Technical Skills Trainer at the German Soccer Academy (Germany)
- Technical Skills Apprentice to Michael Skibbe at Borussia Dortmund (Germany)
- Technical Skills Apprentice at Fortaleza Sporting Club (Brazil)
- Trainee at René Meulensteen Technical Training Seminar at Manchester United FC (England)

In carrying out the single game forms in this book (1-10) strong effects already develop in view of the desired automatism under extreme decisive pressure.

The combination game varieties concentrate on the promote decision – perception automatism of the highest decision-making pressure.

Through the skillful collocation and the emphasis of the game forms, different behavior and movement patterns are being demanded and practiced by the players. They prompt the player constantly and as fastest possible to adapt to their movement behavior!

Therefore promotes the sustainable creative training, the training of routine actions also under extreme decision pressure. Arising from this are new whole automatisms (e .g. “one-touch-actions), self-evidently fulfill the game tactic guidelines and this is what it’s about. It reads as if it were really simple – but that is in theory only. In practical training, the players are being properly challenged, perhaps as far as never before in their football Lives.

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“The applied chaos exercises are included in training with my players on Monday afternoons. It requires a small warm-up period until the players can implement the exercises by themselves. There are lots of laughs while we coach and correct one another. Players who are ‘cognitively’ more advanced try to take on a leadership role, with the entire session being good fun.

Interestingly, on Tuesday when we do tactical exercises – objective and subjective – more quality is achieved. Other benefits observed by our coaching staff are faster decision-making, more calmness on the ball under pressure situations, as well as improved passing and defending.”
Ralf Santelli
(Current Head Coach of U16 Red Bull Salzburg (Austria), Coached at VFB Stuttgart, Hannover 96, Armina Bielefeld)