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Youth development programme

D F B - Y O U T H D E V E L O P M E N T P R O G R A M M E



01 Agenda


Basic information

Youth development structures



BASIC INFORMATION

Development through teamwork


DFB Regional

associations

Clubs Schoolsystem

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03 Goals


BASIC INFORMATION

Interactive goals

Motivation toplay and move

Fascinationfootball

Top ranking ininternational football



04 Guidelines


BASIC INFORMATION

Interactive guidelines

Systematicdevelopment

Individualdevelopment

Personaldevelopment



11-14 YEARS

21-29 YEARS

06 Youth development levels


BASIC INFORMATION

30 YEARS PLUS

3-6 YEARS

Perfection of peak performance

Preparing for peak performance

Stabilisation

Learning

Playing

Stabilising peak performance7

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5

4

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1 Moving

17-20 YEARS

15-18 YEARS

7-10 YEARS



07 Youth development structure


BASIC INFORMATION

Step 4 Top-level football(18 YEARS PLUS)

Step 3 Elite promotion(15-20 YEARS)

Step 2 Talent development

(11-18 YEARS)

Step 1 Basic training(3-10 YEARS)

NATIONAL TEAMS

INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL

BUNDESLIGA

YOUTH-NATIONAL TEAMS

CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE / ELITE SCHOOLS

ELITE SCHOOLS

CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE

REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

CLUB TEAMS

SCHOOL SYSTEM

KINDERGARTEN



09YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE

Step 1 Basic training (3-10 YEARS)


Kindergarten, school system and club teams



10 Goal:Holistic personal and physical development


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 1 BASIC TRAINING KINDERGARTEN, SCHOOL SYSTEM AND CLUB TEAMS

Social learningCognitive skills

Health Motor skills



11 Learning points



Experiencingfootball

General movementskills

Learning byplaying football



12 The role of the coach



Assistance Training

Games



13 Age-appropriate football games



20 m

15 m

4 vs 4

4 vs 4 4 vs 4

4 vs 44 vs 4

7 vs 7 ca. 55 m

ca. 35 m ca. 35 m

7 vs 75 vs 56 vs 6

ca. 40 m

ca. 25 m

ca. 35 m

System of play:4 vs 4 (no Goalkeeper)or 4 + Goalkeeper vs 4 + GoalkeeperField Size:20 x 15 meter

Goals:2 meterGame operation:Exhibition games

System of play:5 vs 5 up to 7 vs 7(including Goalkeeper)Field Size:circa 35 x 25 meter (5 – 5, 6 – 6),circa 40 x 35 meter (7 – 7)Goals:5 meter wide, 2 meter highGame operation:Recreational games

System of play:7 vs 7(including Goalkeeper)Field Size:circa 55 x 35 meter

Goals:5 meter wide, 2 meter highGame operation:Local leagues

U3 to U6 U7 to U8 U9 to U10




Step 2: Talent development (11-18 YEARS)


1.Youth development programme

2. Centers of excellence

3. Elite football schools

4. Regional associations



16 Goals


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 2 TALENT DEVELOPMENT 1. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

Scouting and promotionof regional talents

Technical and tacticalperfection

Encouraging players topractice at home

Individual promotion withoutpressure to succeed

Additionalindividual training

Support for regionalclub coaches



17 Principles


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 2 TALENT DEVELOPMENT 1. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

Systematictraining!

Holisticapproach!

Detailedfeedback!

Individualcoaching!

Playing andpracticing!

Long-termgoals!



18 Organisation


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 2 TALENT DEVELOPMENT 2. CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE

45 Centers of excellence

Promotion of the mosttalented players

ca. 200 full-time coaches

Required since 2002

Licensing-system since 2008

Further education

Manual of best practices



Standards of excellence19YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 2 TALENT DEVELOPMENT 2. CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE


Highly qualified coaches

Optimal field and practice conditions

Promotion of the most talented players

Extensive scouting system

Integration of academic and vocational training

Housing for external players

Optimal injury prevention and rehabilitation



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Goals

Promotion of the mosttalented players

Integration of academyplayers into the firstteam

Cooperation withregional amateur clubs

Identification of thesupporters with regional

professional players

Development of asmany professionalplayers as possible

Transferyplayers forrefinancing



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Principles

Professionalattitude!

Enjoyment ofthe game!

Support playersown initiative!

Integration of footballand academics!

Individualtraining loads!

Develop and challengeplayers individual!



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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 2 TALENT DEVELOPMENT 3. ELITE FOOTBALL SCHOOLS

Organisation

28 Elite football schools

Holistic promotion of themost talented players

There of 7 for female players

Additional training

Coordination of academic andathletic concerns

18 Accreditation criteria

Standardised practice plans

Regional teams



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Goals

TrainingFootball training/

Individual promotion

StudyingAcademic andvocational training

OPTIMALDEVELOPMENTPROGRAMME

LivingPersonal development



24 Principels



Teaching values suchas fair-play, honesty,consideration, respect

and ambition

Optimal developmentof academic and

athletic goals

Integration of theyouth into all processes

Promotion ofgoal orientation on

and off the field

Qualifying youth playersfor future tasks

PERSONALITY



25 Goals of regional associations


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 2 TALENT DEVELOPMENT 4. REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

Gameoperation

Clubsupport

Employeeeducation

Talentdevelopment



26 Quality criteria


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 2 TALENT DEVELOPMENT 4. REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

Promotion of girlsand school football

Nationwide scoutingsystem

Coachingeducation

Select teams

Closecooperation

Broad grassrootsprogrammes




Step 3 Elite promotion (15-20 YEARS)


1. Youth national teams

2. Centers of excellence



28 Goals


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 3 ELITE PROMOTION 1. YOUTH NATIONAL TEAMS

Goals

Integration of international trends anddevelopments

Promotion of high levels of professionalism

Promotion of team-oriented players witha strong personality and will to win

Individual promotion of the most talentedplayers/international titles

Training and playing on the highest possibleinternational level

Development of a team structure andhierarchy

Exemplary behaviour and representation

Coordination of athletics as well asacademic and vocational goals

Optimal regulation of individualtraining loads



29 Planning for peak performance


YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 3 ELITE PROMOTION 1. YOUTH NATIONAL TEAMS

Medical assistance

Personalised fitnesstraining

Position-specifictraining

Optimalself-management

Maintaining health

Video-feedback Performance tests

Psychologicalassistance

Technique

Tactics

Personality

PEAKPERFORMANCE

Fitness




Step 4 Professional football (18 YEARS PLUS)




32YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 4 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL

General concept


DFB GAME AND PRACTICE PHILOSOPHY

PROFESSIONALFOOTBALL

TALENTDEVELOPMENT

COACHINGEDUCATION

Orientation forcoaching education

programmes

Long-term

concepts

Game and practiceconcepts for

professional teams

Drills, practices andcoaching principles

Age-appropiatephilosophy

Guidelinesfor coachinginstructions

Trends ininternational football Traditional strenghts



33YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE -STEP 4 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL

Table of content for trend-analyses


Playing out from the back

System of play

Attaching principles

Defending principles

Set pieces

Goalkeeper-analyses

Star players

Finishing

Tactical variability

Highlights

EM 2004Technical report of theEuropean Championship

WM 2006Technical report of theWorld Cup

EM 2008Technical report of theEuropean Championship

ANALYSE EUROPAMEISTERSCHAFT 2004

ANALYSE WELTMEISTERSCHAFT 2006



34 Youth development programme


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