6 Week Periodization Model
6 Week Periodization Model
Games
5v5
up
to
7v7
Time
in
Minutes
Reps
Rest
between
Reps
(RR)
in
minutes
4
4
2
4.5
4
2
5
4
2
5.5
4
2
6
4
2
6.5
4
2
7
4
2
7.5
4
2
8
4
2
7
5
2
7.5
5
2
8
5
2
7
6
2
Sprints,
1v1
Duals
Distance
Reps
Sets
Rest
between
Reps
Rest
between
Sets
in
seconds
in
minutes
15m
6
2
10
4
15m
7
2
10
4
15m
8
2
10
4
15m
9
2
10
4
15m
10
2
10
4
15m
7
3
10
4
15m
8
3
10
4
15m
9
3
10
4
15m
10
3
10
4
15m
8
4
10
4
15m
9
4
10
4
15m
10
4
10
4
20m
10
4
10
4
25m
10
4
10
4
Sprints
-‐
Coach
is
in
the
middle
of
two
players.
-‐
Ball
is
passed
to
the
18,
both
players
sprint
to
get
to
the
ball
with
the
outside
player
getting
a
one
meter
head
start,
and
being
the
shooter.
Inside
player
is
the
defender,
who
tries
to
get
in
front
of
the
shot..
no
slide
tackling
or
tackling
from
behind.
-‐
after
the
shot,
both
players
have
10
seconds
to
get
to
the
opposite
line,
switch
rolls
on
who
is
the
shooter,
and
go
again.
-‐
half
the
team
is
working,
the
other
half
is
spread
behind
the
goals
helping
to
collect
soccer
balls.
Week
5
1v1
Duels
Training
Methods
for
Better
Action
Power
to
Accelerate
–
(Explosive
Power)
Supercompensation
–
48
hours
Duration:
15-‐40
meters
(2-‐6
seconds)
Intensity:
100%
(>180
beats/min)
Repetitions:
4-‐6
Sets:
1-‐2
Rest:
1
minute
between
reps
4
minutes
between
sets
Supercompensation:
48
hours
Here
we
are
training
the
body
to
take
larger
bites
of
ATP
from
the
phosphate
system
To
get
maximum
explosiveness
of
any
football
action
the
body
must
take
a
larger
bite
of
ATP
from
the
phosphate
system.
The
reasons
for
this
are;
-‐
A
larger
bite
of
ATP
means
more
fuel
-‐
more
fuel
means
being
able
to
deliver
more
power
-‐
being
able
to
deliver
more
power
means
more
explosive
football
actions.
Better
Actions
(5-‐40m
sprint
with
30-‐60
seconds
of
rest)
-‐
explosive
training
-‐
non
lactic
acid
-‐
less
muscle
damage
-‐
less
recovery
time
required
-‐
short
supercompensation
time
(48
hours)
Week
6
1v1
Duels
Training
Methods
for
Better
Action
Duels,
1v1
with
scoring
Starting
Speed
–
(Explosive
Power)
Supercompensation
–
48
hours
Duration:
5-‐10
meters
(1-‐2
seconds)
Intensity:
100%
(>180
beats/min)
Repetitions:
8-‐10
Sets:
2-‐4
Rest:
30
seconds
between
reps
4
minutes
between
sets
Supercompensation:
48
hours
Training
to
be
able
to
take
a
larger
bite
of
ATP
from
the
phosphate
system.
In
order
to
maximize
the
explosiveness
of
a
football
action,
an
athlete
needs
to
be
able
to
take
a
larger
bite
of
ATP
from
the
phosphate
system.
More
Actions
(5-‐40m
sprint
with
30-‐60
seconds
of
rest)
-‐
explosive
training
-‐
non
lactic
acid
-‐
less
muscle
damage
-‐
less
recovery
time
required
-‐
short
supercompensation
time
(48
hours)
Weeks
5
and
6
3v3,
4v4
Extensive
Interval
Training
Power
to
Recover
Supercompensation:
72
hours
Duration:
1-‐3
minutes
Intensity:
80%
(170-‐180
beats
per
minute)
Repetitions:
6-‐10
Sets:
2
Rest:
3-‐1
minutes
between
reps
4
minutes
between
sets
Supercompensation:
72
hours
Training
the
body
to
refuel
the
phosphate
system
as
quickly
as
possible
Training
Effect
for
More
Action
Quicker
recovery,
capacity
to
recover)
To
maximize
quick
recovery,
we
need
to
train
to
increase
the
speed
with
which
ATP
can
be
returned
into
the
phosphate
system
between
explosive
actions.
(breath
under
control)
Essentially;
-‐
the
quicker
ATP
can
be
returned
into
the
phosphate
system,
the
sooner
the
phosphate
system
is
fully
refuelled
-‐
the
fuller
the
phosphate
system,
the
more
explosive
the
next
action
will
be
More
Action
–
(3v3,
4v4)
-‐
increase
lactic
acid
-‐
lots
of
muscle
damage
-‐
much
recovery
time
required
-‐
long
supercompensation
time
(72
hours)
Games
3v3,
4v4
Time
Reps
Sets
Rest
between
Reps
Rest
Between
Sets
(All
in
minutes)
1
6
2
3
4
1
6
2
2.5
4
1
6
2
2
4
1
6
2
1.5
4
1
6
2
1
4
1.5
6
2
1
4
2
6
2
1
4
2.5
6
2
1
4
3
6
2
1
4
3
7
2
1
4
3
8
2
1
4
3
9
2
1
4
3
10
2
1
4
Explosive
Power
-‐
Power
to
Accelerate
1v1
Duels,
Sprints
Session
Reps
Sets
Distance
Rest
between
Reps
Reps
between
Sets
1
6
2
5m
30
sec
4
mins
4
15m
45
sec
2
25m
60
sec
2
7
2
5m
30
sec
4
mins
4
15m
45
sec
2
25m
60
sec
3
7
2
5m
30
sec
4
mins
5
15m
45
sec
2
25m
60
sec
4
7
2
5m
30
sec
4
mins
5
15m
45
sec
3
25m
60
sec
5
8
2
5m
30
sec
4
mins
5
15m
45
sec
3
25m
60
sec
6
8
2
5m
30
sec
4
mins
6
15m
45
sec
3
25m
60
sec
7
8
2
5m
30
sec
4
mins
6
15m
45
sec
4
25m
60
sec
8
9
2
5m
30
sec
4
mins
6
15m
45
sec
4
25m
60
sec
9
9
2
5m
30
sec
4
mins
7
15m
45
sec
4
25m
60
sec
10
9
2
5m
30
sec
4
mins
7
15m
45
sec
5
25m
60
sec
Field
Sizes
to
use
for
the
6
Week
Periodization
Model
Players
(includes
keeper)
Field
Size
(in
meters)
11v11
100x60
10v10
90x54
9v9
80x48
8v8
70x42
7v7
60x36
6v6
50x30
5v5
40x24
4v4
30x18
3v3
20x12
2v2
10x6