Football Tactics, 6, Consecutive direct passes

Football Tactics Book 6 · Tetsuya T. Yamamoto
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In this book, investigated are quantitative parameters of consecutive direct passes, and suggested are practices to move for consecutive direct passes. 

Two examples of consecutive direct passes are investigated. One is of FC Barcelona, and another is Japan national team. Distances and speeds of the consecutive direct passes are estimated with printed images, a pencil, and a ruler. Travel times of them are manually checked with a stopwatch in slow playback. As results, roughly, the traveling times are from 0.5 seconds and 1 second, the distances are from 2 m to 12 m, and the speed ranges from 4 m/s to 16 m/s.


Contents


Chapter 1 Introduction


Chapter 2 Quantitative analysis, examples of the consecutive direct passes

2.1 Measurement methods

2.2 FC Barcelona

2.3 Japan national team

2.4 Summary


Chapter 3 Discussion, elements of consecutive direct passes


Chapter 4 Suggestion, how to move for consecutive direct passes

4.1 3vs1 ball possession

4.2 Two players moving on a triangle

4.3 Tracing a circle in contact with a triangle

4.4 Movement from outside of a triangle

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A Google user
September 8, 2018
Now can see McMaster Marauders play a little more real than naught.
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kobyh 13
November 26, 2019
Alright but boring
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April 23, 2019
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