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Understand this.


If your players on the field do not understand your words and signals it is your failure. This is a good time to shut up.


As a coach you should use verbal/visual language that is easy to comprehend.


Practice communication delivery during training. Simply put, your players need practice.....AND you need practice too. Hold yourself to the same high expectation you hold for your players.

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TWEET. SIMPLE. EFFECTIVE. BRILLIANT.

By The Soccer Educator

Good communicators have been tweeting since long before Twitter. However, until Twitter arrived, never have so few words affected so many people in such a short space of time. This Flowboard applies tweets (concise messages) to your training and most importantly your game day player communications. There are times when 'calling it like you see it', is necessary. Together we can make a difference. Together we can create environments which feed the needs of our children, our players. Together we can work toward creating a better future. It's a choice. Be brave. Rant over. @soccermentor