“Fundamentos de Excelencia Integral en el Fútbol Moderno”. Cada principio del Método Pons con sus sub-principios correspondientes y una breve descripción que responde a posibles preguntas sobre ellos. Subprincipio de Adaptación al Rol TácticoEste subprincipio enfatiza la personalización del entrenamiento físico y táctico según la posición del jugador en el campo. La idea central es que cada posición tiene demandas…
The Pons Method’s Philosophy of Continuous Improvement The true revolution of the Pons Method lies in its ability to transform ordinary exercises into extraordinary, real training experiences with multiple and tangible improvements Example improvement exercise: “In al most any task you introduce a triangulation whit a panel and a finishing in a small goal o giving continuity with another task…
This step-by-step framework ensures that the Pons Method is applied holistically, balancing tactical precision, psychological resilience, and technological integration to achieve long-term success. Step 1: Create a vision and set goals Goal: Define long-term goals for the team and align them with the principles of the Pons Method. Actions: Identify the desired style of play and tactical identity. Set measurable…
The Pons Method puts the player and the technical staff at the center of development, prioritizing their individualization, specificity and integral well-being. A coach who applies emotional intelligence according to this methodology not only improves the team’s performance, but transforms the environment into a space of trust and high performance. 1 You detect what your players or staff really need↳…
Xavi Hernández’s phrase, “Clearing the ball is an intellectual defeat,” resonates with the philosophy of positional football, where control and possession are fundamental pillars. This perspective, applauded in specific contexts such as that of Guardiola’s FC Barcelona, is not necessarily uniformly applicable in modern football. In this complex, dynamic and multifaceted sport, decisions such as clearing the ball can be…
Methodology Based on Science and Technology The Pons Method introduces advanced tools such as the application of mirror neurons and brain plasticity to optimise the learning of players and coaches. These techniques, which combine observation, repetition and visualisation, can be integrated into UEFA and RFEF training modules. In addition, the use of Football Process Management (FPM) allows training processes and…
These panels, designed to reproduce real game situations, are a key piece in the tactical and technical development of players, especially in formative stages. However, their true strength lies in the methodology used and how they adapt to the needs of each coach, leaving the budget or materials of the panels in the background. Sustainable and adaptive panels: Beyond the…
Mikel Arteta’s approach to football, based on anticipation and automatisms generated by repetition, has a remarkable connection with the principles of the Pons Method. Arteta mentions how visualizing where teammates will be before receiving the ball simplifies the game and speeds up decision-making. This concept, which articulates the idea of game patterns and acquired habits, is one of the fundamental…