How to Create an Effective Football (Soccer) Analysis Video

Name: How to Create an Effective Football (Soccer) Analysis Video
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Learn how to convey the core of your knowledge and intentions to your audience (either players or coaching staff).

Created byHamza El Kadioui

Last updated 7/2021

English

What you'll learn

How to create an effective football analysis video
How to convey the core of your knowledge and intentions to your audience (either players or coaching staff)
The 3 pillars of every effective football analysis video
How to grab your audience’s attention

Course content

4 sections • 17 lectures • 1h 40m total length

Course Introduction3:09
Learn how to create effective football analysis videos for coaches and analysts, covering the 3 pillars, how to grab attention, and the 7 steps formula with a goal analysis case.
Instructor Introduction1:33
Meet Hamza el Kadioui, a football analyst who explains the game on a deeper level to boost performance and popularize football analysis through courses, videos, and coaching.

Introduction to What You Should Absolutely Know About Football Analysis Videos1:01
Discover the key characteristics and best practices for effective football analysis videos, tailored to your message, intentions, and audience before you start creating.
The 3 Pillars of Every Effective Football Analysis Video8:29
Identify and apply the three pillars—what/why, who, and how—for effective football analysis videos, delivering clear messages, targeting the right audience, and shaping the right format.
Grab Your Audience’s Attention22:49
Learn to grab your audience's attention in football analysis videos by introducing the topic, stating your intentions, and using visuals, colors, and pauses to emphasize what matters.
About What Your Analysis Should Focus on21:48
Discover how to identify free space, off-ball movements, and player recognition to explain how spaces are created, exploited, closed, and how options and replay footage illuminate decisions.

Introduction to the 7 Steps Formula to Create Your Football Analysis Video3:03
Discover the seven-step formula to create your football analysis video, with a flexible, evolving model you can adopt, modify, or create from scratch.
Step 1 - Get the footage10:17
Acquire football footage for analysis by recording or downloading full matches, and use resources like footballia.net to watch and download games and highlights.
Step 2 - Watch / Re-Watch the footage2:00
Learn to analyze football footage by watching at least twice: first for enjoyment, second with neutrality, pausing every 10–20 seconds to question players’ movements and decisions for deeper insights.
Step 3 - Analyze the footage5:06
Analyze the footage and take notes with timing, then organize your analysis in a four-column table to plan the video, deciding emphasis on creating space or recognizing and exploiting space.
Step 4 - Plan the Video’s Analysis2:06
Plan your analysis by organizing the video into logical structures: chronology, team-focused, or concept-driven segments, covering on-ball and off-ball analysis, turning points, and before and after comparisons.
Step 5 - Figure-Out How to explain and show your Analysis0:57
Explain and show your analysis by pausing at key moments, highlighting space created when the CF drags back the RCB, and visualizing the space between the RB and the LCB.
Step 6 - Get All the Needed Visuals0:46
Get all the needed visuals by downloading or creating them to enrich your analysis videos, using PNG logos for clean backgrounds and Photoshop to personalize images.
Step 7 - Edit Your Video Analysis2:11
Edit your football analysis video by finalizing footage, applying planned explanations and visuals, and practice editing with tools like Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere, or Camtasia learned from YouTube.
Mané Goal Analysis (Study Case)13:06
Learn to analyze Mané's goal against Arsenal by trimming footage, observing key sequences (pressing and numerical superiority), and planning a final, arrow-guided video explanation.

Requirements

The basics of football analysis
Be open-minded
Be ready and eager to learn

Description

Welcome to your course "How to Create an Effective Football (Soccer) Analysis Video". Whether you are a coach or an analyst, this course is for you!

Nowadays, video analysis became a must in most clubs and academies. Even at lower divisions! But, while big and medium clubs and academies have an analysis department or at least one analyst, many coaches in other clubs aren’t supported by analysts and most often they are asked or even from themselves, they want to create video analysis.

So, the real question isn’t: Why do we need to create video analysis? But it is: How do we create video analysis? And more specifically: How do we create effective video analysis?

In this course, you'll learn how to convey the core of your knowledge and intentions to your audience (either players or coaching staff) in an effective video format.

By the end of this course, you'll be able to create effective football (soccer) analysis videos.

This course is composed of 3 sections:

In the first section, you are going to be introduced to the course, to know me (the instructor), and the roadmap of the course.
In the second section, you are going to discover what you should absolutely know about football analysis videos.
In the third and last section, you are going to discover the 7 steps formula to create your football analysis video.

Shortly talking, this course will be teaching you how to create an EFFECTIVE football (soccer) analysis video.

Who this course is for:

Coaches who want to add a skill to their coaching repertoire
Analysts, either beginners or confirmed ones, who are stuck at creating analysis videos

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Course content

Introduction2 lectures • 5min

What You Should Absolutely Know About Football Analysis Videos4 lectures • 54min

The 7 Steps Formula to Create Your Football Analysis Video9 lectures • 40min

Conclusion2 lectures • 3min

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