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Ivan Perisic, now 33, has caught the attention of many coaches because everyone has the impression that the Croatian footballer who theoretically should be approaching the end of his career every season has only now started to develop at an amazing pace.
Ivan said in an interview that it was only when he started working individually with Professor Andrea Milutinović from Belgrade responsible for physical preparation only then did he really begin to develop.
Ivan, as he says himself, started cooperation very late, after the age of 30, which did not prevent him from making great progress, even at this age.
Analyzing what we have found in this topic and taking into account the opinions of such outstanding specialists as Milutinović, today we have a few short tips for you on what you should pay attention to so that your development is continuous and does not stop even at a late stage in your career.
1) LEARNING FROM THE BEST AND VISUALIZATION
At the very beginning of the process of acquiring a new skill, whether it's dribbling, ball control, speed, reaction time, shots, passing or anything else, it is crucial to start with seeing this element being performed by the best players in the world, and then visualize yourself in the mind. in their place, as if you could already do so.
This simple psychological procedure will create an outline of a new skill in your mind as well as help you learn it better
2) MAXIMUM LEVEL OF CONCENTRATION ON TRAINING!
It is often the case that players approach individual training at ease, which kills its effectiveness, especially when you learn new things!
Therefore, if you decide to learn new skills, focus on it!
3) POSITIVE ATTITUDE TO THE PROCESS!
Only start training a new skill when you believe that it is possible to train it to perfection!
Also, when at the beginning it is difficult and the results are small, do not lose faith in yourself and enthusiasm. Always react positively, believing that each failed attempt brings you closer to your goal.
4) TRAINING REGULARITY
If you already start, be regular in this training and do not stop improving your skills, even when automatism appears in your movements!
Perfect this skill all the time!
5) RAISE THE DIFFICULTY OF YOUR TRAINING!
A very important element is increasing the difficulty level of the exercises!
When learning a new skill, start with the easy elements and then, when you develop, increase the difficulty level, add time pressure or the pressure of the opponent.
6) USE YOUR NEW SKILLS IN BOTH CLUB TRAINING AND MATCHES
When you bring the new skill to a good level, start applying it first in club training and then in a match!
Keep trying and don't be put off by failed attempts!
If you develop something, you must finally start applying it in match conditions!
After all, this is the purpose of individual training!
I would like to remind you that individual training is useless for a player who does not train and does not play matches in the club!
If you don't have a club, find it even at the beginning at a low level, but you must first of all play and train with the club to develop!
Remember that if you are persistent and work hard, nothing is impossible!
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