gnk dinamo zagreb youth academy zagreb... · u8 - u11 u12 u13 u14 u15 u16 - u18 u19 - u21...
TRANSCRIPT
Dejan Lovren Liverpool
Luka Modrić Real Madrid
Eduardo da Silva Arsenal, Shakhtar
Milan Badelj, Fiorentina Šime Vrsaljko, Atletico Madrid
Vedran Ćorluka Man City, Lokomotiv
Mateo Kovačić, debut at 16 years and 198 days
Real Madrid
Alen Halilović, debut at 16 years and 105 days
Barcelona, HSV
Tin Jedvaj, debut at 17 years and 291 days
Bayer Leverkusen
Niko Kranjčar, debut at 16 years and 350 days
Tottenham, Rangers
Engleska (3)
Francuska (3)
Ukrajina (1)
Turska (1)
Grčka (3)
Austrija (2)
Engleska (3)
Francuska (3)
Engleska (3)
Francuska (3)
Engleska (3)
Austrija (2) Francuska (3)
Engleska (3)
Ukrajina (1)
Austrija (2) Francuska (3)
Engleska (3)
Turska (1)
Ukrajina (1)
Austrija (2) Francuska (3)
Engleska (3)
Grčka (3)
Turska (1)
Ukrajina (1)
Austrija (2) Francuska (3)
Engleska (3) Engleska (3)
Francuska (3)
Engleska (3)
Francuska (3)
Engleska (3)
Ukrajina (1)
Francuska (3)
Engleska (3)
Austrija (2)
Ukrajina (1)
Francuska (3)
Engleska (3)
Turska (1)
Austrija (2)
Ukrajina (1)
Francuska (3)
Engleska (3)
Greece (3)
Ukraine (3)
Germany (6)
France (2)
England (2)
Belgium (3)
Turkey (1)
Spain (2)
Russia (2)
Poland (1)
Austria (2)
Players From Dinamo In Past Several Years
Italy (3)
N Player name: Transfer to:
Transfer
FEE:
(Million €)
Current club:
Highest
value/transf
er: (Million
€)
1 Luka Modrić Tottenham 21.00 Real Madrid 55.00
2 Šime Vrsaljko Genoa 5.00 Atletico Madrid 15.00
3 Vedran Ćorluka Man. City 13.00 Lokomotiv Moscow 15.00
4 Dejan Lovren Oly. Lyon 8.00 Liverpool 25.00
5 Mateo Kovačić Inter Milan 11.00 Real Madrid 31.00
6 Eduardo Da
Silva
Arsenal 13.50 Shakhtar Donetsk 13.50
7 Tin Jedvaj AS Roma 5.00 Bayer Leverkusen 8.00
8 Alen Halilović FC Barcelona 2.20 HSV 10.00
9 Andrej Kramarić HNK Rijeka 1.20 Hoffenheim 9.00
10 Milan Badelj HSV 4.00 Fiorentina 10.00
11 Josip Brekalo Wolfsburg 7.00 Wolfsburg 7.00
12 Marko Pjaca Juventus 23.00 Juventus 23.00
TOTAL 113.90 TOTAL 221.5
General objectives of football school
• developing healthy lifestyle habits • training youngsters to be good people • helping children to be happy in sport • responsibility in daily school obligations • development of players for the first team
Academy Director
Coaching staff
Coaches for different age
groups
Coaches for individual and
GK training
Fitness coaches
Management staff
Coordinator (U-8 to U-11)
Database administrator
Match analyst
Medical staff
Club doctor
Physiotherapist
Psychologist
STAFF INVOLVED IN THE TRAINING PROCESS
• 1st coach
• 2nd coach
• fitness coach
•GK coach
• doctor/ physiotherapist
• psychologist
U-8 U-10 U- 9 U-11
U-12 U-13
U-14 U-15
U-16 U-17 U-19
4 trainings per week
total 6 hours
5 trainings per week total cca 7
hours
5-6 trainings per week
total cca 8 hours
5-6 trainings per week
total cca 8 hours
Number of training sessions per week
The path to the 1st team
U-15 OPEN SCHOOL
U-6 TO U-8 (up to U-12)
U-9 U-16 U-17
U-19
U-14
U-11
U-13
U-12
U-10
1st TEAM
B-TEAM
U-8
Finals 2015, Krakow: Manchester City – Dinamo (U-11)
2004 born - All 14 players are together for 3 years and play today in 2016 for U-13
Desire to compete
Technique under pressure
Physical readiness
Tactical concept
Desire and
stability
Team with a personality Team Individual
Trend in which
football is developing
Long-term forecasts of
football developme
nt
Dinamo’s style of
play
1. 2.
4. 3.
Biological vs chronological age!
#1
#2 #3
Height (in cm) 149 164 185
Weight (u kg) 39,8 49,8 71,6
Chronological age 14,4 13,5 14,4
Expected time of
accelerated growth
15,5 13,8 12,8
Biological minus
chronological age
-1,1 -0,3 +1,8
“Sensitive” phases for development of physical abilities (Martin, 1982 from Grosser i sur., 1986)
”Every component has the best time when it can be trained”
Ability Age and sensitive phase
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Coordination /
Motoric Development
The rate of reaction on
sound and visual sign
Spatial orientation
Rythm
Balance
Endurance
Strenght
Speed
Flexibility
U8 -
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16 -
U18
U19 -
U21
Development of basic technique Forming the TE-TA knowledge and
understanding the game
TE-TA requirements through competition
1. INDIVIDUAL TECHNIQUE
DVD Soccer FUNdamentals
U6, U8 and U10
Having fun playing football
Learn to play soccer through games
Learn the basic techniques by playing (dribbling, passing,
leading the ball)
Information about possible simple tactical advices what help in preventing and scoring a goal
Motivate them to move through multilateral games
No pressure and ultimatums!
3. Introduction to the technique through game
2. Multilateral exercises with ball
1. Multilateral sport activities
4. Free game in small numerical relations
50%20%
15%
15%
1.
2.
3.
4.
Global guidelines
1 Small groups, lots of movement for everyone!
2 Interest the child to move and play!
3 Intelligently implement basic movements!
4 The different tasks with different balls!
5 Explain the easiest rules of playing!
6 Be open and ready to children’s reactions!
PLAN AND PROGRAMME (U-8, U-9)
- system of play: 1-3-1-2 REQUIREMENTS - taking positions and maintaining the basic formation
- free play
- learning the basic principles of football game
- basic movement paths
- basic passing routes
PLAN AND PROGRAM U-8/U-9
3. Exercises for the technique appropriate for children
2. Multilateral games with ball
1. Multilateral sport activities
4. Football in small numerical relations
50%20%
15%
15%
1.
2.
3.
4.
Global guidelines
1 Force the individual quality!
2 Technical training is primarily a game training!
3 Provide lots of contact with the ball and actions!
4 Pay attention to good performance, correction!
5 Introduce children with ‘’ABC’’ of tactics!
6 Be a role model on and off the field, Fair Play principles, responsibility and decency!
Learn to play football as ‘’on street’’, small teams on small fields
Dexterity and speed with and without the ball
Through the game learn also more difficult technical elements, both legs
Inform about basic tactics, how to stand and behave in the space
Force individual actions, get used to victory and to deal with defeat
Playing – no pressure!!!
- system of play: 1-3-2-3 REQUIREMENTS - individual tactics - defense, attack
- encouraging 1 on 1 game
- mini games (4:1, 3:1, 3:2, 4:2, …)
- possesion games (5:5+2, 4:4+2, …)
PLAN AND PROGRAM U-10 TO U-11
U8 -
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16 -
U18
U19 -
U21
Development of basic technique Forming theTE-TA knowledge and
understanding the game
TE-TA requirements through competition
1. INDIVIDUAL TECHNIQUE
2. BASIC PRINCIPLES
of DFT
DEMANDS AND OBJECTIVES
• learning to play in a flat-back-four system (1-4-3-3)
• developing knowledge and skills of dynamic functional technique
and basic stereotypes of cooperation
• developing abilities in the sensitive phases
• individual approach in resolving deficiencies
STYLE OF PLAY
- CONTINUED ATTACK – playing through the thirds
- QUICK REPOSSESSION – immediate reaction to lost possession
- PRESSING
PLAN AND PROGRAM U-12 TO U-21
U12,U13
U-14,U15
Learning, correction
Positional cooperation
Learning, correction, repetition
Achieving of basic team tactical goals
Field positions group actions
Individual tactics repetition
Combination plays within sense for the play
Wall pass
Basic forms of combination plays (2,3,4 players)
Interchange
Plays to the third player
Return passes
Player surplus creating
Space creating
BASIC PRINCIPLES
SITUATIONAL PRINCIPLES
Dynamic and functional technique
Individual tactics introduction and implementation
TE-TA logic demands
TE-TA situational logic demands
3. Individual tactics
2. Technical training according to the plan
1. Beginning of conditioning development through game
4. Football with demands and free game
20%
15%
15%
1.
2.
3.
4.
Global guidelines
1 Improve elementary technique step by step!
2 Approaching the terms of exercise and playing!
3 Pay attention to both legs!
4 First of all develop conditioning through the game!
5 Beginning of individual training!
6 Intensively communicate and actively involve players in training!
40%Happiness and creativity in the game
Training of basic technical elements in various situations
Training of individual tactics in offense and defense phase
The methodology of group tactics with 2 and 3 players in offense and defense
The methodology of dynamic technique with 2,3,4 players in
various forms
Learning – seriousness!!
3 . Individual tactics and basic of group tactics
2. Intensive technical training
1. Football specific conditioning training
4. Football with demands and free game
20%
15%
15%
1.
2.
3.
4.
Global guidelines
1 Pay attention to individual differences in development!
2 Individual approach: improve strength, work on deficiencies
3 Form and stabilize the self-initiative and motivation!
4 Force creativity, it’s more important than tactical teamwork!
5 Begin with a final specialization by positions!
6 Identify the character of the individual taking responsibility!
40%Forced stabilization of performance
in training and match
Methodology of DFT 2,3,4 players in relations under the pressure from
opponents
Methodology of group tactics of 4 players in offense and defense
Correct deficiencies in coordination through specific exercises
Develop responsibility of individuals and the team on and off the field
Learning – forming stable working habits!
U8 -
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16 -
U18
U19 -
U21
Development of basic technique Forming theTE-TA knowledge and
understanding the game
TE-TA requirements through competition
1. INDIVIDUAL TECHNIQUE
2. BASIC PRINCIPLES
of DFT
3. DYNAMIC AND FUNCTIONAL TECHNIQUE – SITUATIONAL and COMPETITIVE
3 . Group and team tactics
2. Specific technical training by positions
1. Periodization of specific conditioning training
4. Football with demands
20%
15%
15%
1.
2.
3.
4.
Global guidelines
1 Intensive training progress with the planned active breaks!
2 Detailed train all the TE-TA requirements, both in theory and practice!
3 Look for collective demands, but still take care of individual reactions!
4 Give players authority, but require the responsibility!
5 Form awareness of the seriousness of ‘’work’’!
6 Coordinate efforts that occur in football and in school!
40%Seriousnees and stability in work on
and off the field
Dynamic technique in details in the speed and under the pressure from
opponents/time
Individual preparation to special requirements of different positions
Perfecting tactical tasks in a group and stabilizing the team on the field
Stabilize the conditioning level of individuals
Training the game under psychological pressure
DVD – Basic stereotypes of cooperation
Examples of exercises:
Square 1-1 and 1-2
Hexagon 2-1
Fitness analysis
Sytems of play
1-4-3-3 system as a direction (mirroring the first team)
1-4-3-3 1-4-1-4-1
PLAN AND PROGRAM U-17/U-21
3. Optimizing the group and team tactics
2. Specific technical and tactical training by positions
1. Individual conditioning periodization
4. Demanding forms of the game
20%
15%
15%
1.
2.
3.
4.
Global guidelines
1 The collective with individuals!
2 Maintain intensive training but pay attention to adequate rest!
3 Ensure optimal playing time for player!
4 Emphazise rapid adaptation to seniors, but not force too much!
5 Work on the stabilization of oscillations of the individual and team!
6 Pay attention to the disturbing factors outside of football!
40%Detailed attention to individual
specialization
Individual conditioning preparation to demands of individual positions
Detailed TE-TA individualization by positions
Optimally coordinate tactical requirements with game demands
Connect the discipline of the game and enthusiasm/fanaticism
Professionalism
U8 -
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16 -
U18
U19 -
U21
Development of basic technique Forming theTE-TA knowledge and
understanding the game
TE-TA requirements through competition
3. TEAM DEFENSIVE PRINCIPLES
2. DEFENSIVE PRINCIPLES 2,3 and 4 PLAYERS
1. INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE PRINCIPLES
U8 -
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16 -
U18
U19 -
U21
Development of basic technique Forming theTE-TA knowledge and
understanding the game
TE-TA requirements through competition
PERIODIZATION of SITUATIONAL AND COMPETITIVE PRINCIPLES of DFT
IN RELATIONS 3:3, 4:4, 6:6, 7:7, 9:9, 10:10