Rethinking mistakes and the purpose of a 1v1 by Robert Noall

Never tell a player they did it wrong after a failed 1v1, Robert Noall argues. Parents complain when an elimination attempt fails but never when someone passes too much, so the only real mistake is not trying. He also reframes the purpose: a 1v1 is not about beating your opponent, it is about creating an overload, turning a 3v3 into a 3v2 for the team. Watch the full masterclass: How to train 1v1 in game situations.

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