Our sessions are built on: training paradigms (behaviourism, cognitivism, constructivism), embodied cognition, game realism, ventral and dorsal processing, non-cognitive processing, stability bias, CARDS, problem-creating, learning-rich environments, constraints-based approaches, dynamic practice, perception-action coupling, perceptual-motor landscape, degeneracy, structure variability.
 
When you know what to do, training for technical development becomes a much easier process. If you struggle to see improvements to match performance and do not currently understand or apply these, our technical support is here to help.
Players are quick to acknowledge the need for expert coaching when it comes to the physical aspects of the game - both primary (strength, power, speed, conditioning) and secondary (nutrition). When it comes to technical aspects of play there’s a tendency to assume it can be done to the highest level by oneself. Some might stumble upon great training, but there are well understood, reliable evidence-based approaches and methods of training which most players will miss out on.