Learning soccer through soccer!That's how I like to describe my training and playing philosophy - simple and compact. Just like a 4-4-2 in a midfield block.“Technique doesn't mean being able to hold the ball up 1000 times. Then you can go to the circus. Technique means passing the ball with one touch, at the right pace, into the right foot of your teammate.” (Johan Cruyff). Players need to master this complexity of the simple game in all its facets, technique, tactics, athleticism and psyche. Preparing them for this is my most important task as a coach. With this philosophy, I help players, coaches and clubs to develop holistically. For players who want to stay better.For coaches with the goal of developing their players holistically.For clubs with these players and coaches.Are you ready?Write a short DM and we'll talk about it. So that you understand the game better and become better.My short story as a coach:I have been a soccer coach since I was 16 years old. My playing philosophy is influenced by Pep Guardiola, Julian Nagelsmann, Marcelo Bielsa, Jürgen Klopp and, more recently, Vincent Kompany. And yes, I am a fan of FC Bayern Munich. My training approaches come from differential learning, the theory of Ecological Dynamics and the principle of “play, play, play”.I grew up as a coach with Spielverlagerung.de and am especially grateful to the authors René Maric and Martin Radelt, who have shaped me as a coach in all areas.