Football, as a dynamic and constantly evolving sport, has seen a significant change in the role of the coach in recent decades. Today, the methodological coach has become a key figure, merging tactical direction with comprehensive player development. This article explores the transformations in modern coaching, the importance of methodology and how the Pons Method is positioned as an innovative…
Modern training in elite clubs has evolved significantly due to the demands of the schedule, the physical load on players and the need to optimise each training session. Based on the principles of the Pons Method and current trends in UEFA Pro coach training, several factors stand out that are making and will continue to make a difference in the…
In modern football, coaches are no longer faced with the challenge of honing the technical-tactical skills of their players; the real revolution lies in understanding and addressing the individual characteristics of each athlete. In this context, the Pons Method emerges as a comprehensive solution that advocates three key pillars: gamification, personalization and humanization of the training process. Gamification: Learning by…
Football is a sport where every detail counts. It’s not just about physical or technical skills, but also the ability to think and react accurately at every moment of the game. This is where the Pons Method comes into play, a methodology that does not only seek to perfect the player, but to understand him as a key piece in…
Ordered and ensuring that each of these principles are aligned with your teams’ objectives, the specificity of football and the game model. 1. Principle of Specific Speciality Sub-principle of Adaptation to the Tactical Role: Adjust the preparation according to the specific role of the player in the game system (goalkeeper, defender, midfield, forward). Sub-principle of Unified Tactical Language: Ensure that…