What are some of the biggest names in Victorian football?

Box Hill United, Eltham Redbacks and Bulleen Lions

What was less time spent doing as a teacher?

staring aimlessly at a computer

What was easier to do in a team environment?

pivot the focus of team training to something that was almost identical to working in small groups

What was the best way to seek support?

to talk to other coaches and mentors

What was difficult to keep players engaged?

transitioning to online/virtual training

What made it impossible to have any sort of progression week to week?

if players were extrinsically motivated

How many private training sessions did Covid give me?

8-10 private training sessions a week

What did it provide security for?

if sessions got cancelled or had to be rearranged

What have we done enough during our time off?

individual ball-mastery and conditioning practices

What do you have to do if you don't do it 10 times?

try what you worked on during Covid

What does Kogulan specialize in?

flexible 1-on-1, small group, team training and futsal training sessions

Where can you find testimonials on Kogulan's work?

https://treiner.co/coaches/1/kogulan-sabaratnam

Return to Training Cycles for Teams

Teams returning to training whilst implementing social distancing drills and exercises is a challenge that many coaches will struggle with.

by Treiner

Posted 4 years ago

One of our top coaches in Melbourne, Victoria, John Floros has developed a Return to Training Cycle and some sessions and exercises that coaches and teams can use to prevent soft tissue injuries and overuse, as well as how it can be implemented in sessions while respecting social distancing norms. John Floros has a variety of experience as a professional coach in Australia, India and UAE. With a passion to improve the individual as a player in their technical skills, attitude, accountability and work ethic, John is the perfect coach for any player looking to improve on their football as a whole. These training cycles can then be adjusted based on the specific moment of the game and the teams style of a play. Please see a definition of the 4 main moment and different playing styles below.

To receive the training cycles email us at sales@treiner.com.au or register as a player or coach- https://treiner.co/register

Football has 4 main 'moments':

1) Ball possession(BP): This is when our team has the ball and we try to score;

2) Transition to defence (BP-->BPO): This is the phase when we lose the ball;

3) Ball possession opponent (BPO): This is when the opponent has the ball and we are defending;

4) Transition to attack( BPO-->BP): This is the phase when we win the ball back

moments

A game of football is a constant repetition of these 4 main moments, and each side will have a certain playing style.

'Re-active' Playing Style

1)Solid defending as the starting point.

2)Wait till the opponent loses the ball in the tight areas of their compact defence.

3)Strike on the counter attack.

'Pro-active' Playing Style

1)Attacking as the starting point.

2)Put the opponent under pressure to force defensive mistakes.

3)'The best form of defence is attack.'

Philosophy

The Australian Way as per the National Curriculum, although this is under review

Aus

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