I sat in on Job Fransen’s IIHF presentation and also watched his appearance on the Glass and Out Podcast. Both are well worth your time. What stands out is how clearly he connects Non-Linear Pedagogy to his real-world applied work, not just theory. Thanks Job for sharing your thinking so openly. His book is free on his site, and if you want the podcast version I made for on-the-go listening, just drop me a line.

Just finished Paul McFarland’s presentation on Sustaining Offensive Pressure, and it was outstanding. Not a systems talk, a habits talk. Clear links between habits, cues, and triggers for offensive activation. I paused it multiple times to sketch small-area games that directly solve the problems he highlighted. That’s great coaching content, it doesn’t just inform, it forces better environment design. Thanks for a sharp, practical masterclass.