Welcome to Inside Scoop! I'm Neil Crawford, host and founder of Anytime Soccer Training. This podcast helps parents understand global soccer pathways for their kids. Sponsored by Anytime Soccer Training, check out our 5,000+ videos at Anytime-Soccer.com.

In today's quick rundown, I shared a simple algorithm I used to improve decision-making in my sons' soccer games. The key: if they get the ball in the middle, spaces are likely wide, and vice versa. This approach helped them make faster decisions, turning feedback into a positive cycle.

I also touched on how I turned a portion of the game into a structured passing pattern, creating more 2v1 situations. Decision-making involves perceiving, processing, and acting, followed by self-assessment. While ideal for a more extended period, my goal was to provide a quick reference point during the short recreational season.

Stay tuned for the video show, where I'll delve deeper into these concepts. Neil Crawford, Anytime Soccer Training, signing off!