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Type what you want to understand. LearnQuest builds a structured path with levels, units and an end point, then gives you one short interactive lesson a day until you get there.

No account. The first lesson is two taps away.

Explain football tactics

Reading the game

Practice with custom made examples and tests

They are pressing man to man. Drag your players to create the free man and break the press.

Your players

Drag a player onto the pitch, or tap a player and then a spot.

That is a lesson. There are 22 of them, and none of them is a paragraph followed by a multiple choice.

The machinery that makes it stick

  • Streaks and hearts

    Turning up matters more than being right. Hearts stop you speedrunning past things you have not understood.

  • Spaced repetition

    Anything you fluff comes back on day three, then day nine, then day twenty-one, dressed as a new question.

  • Silent difficulty

    The path adapts without telling you. You should feel slightly stretched and never notified about it.

  • Leagues

    Optional, and effective. Some people need a stranger from Leeds to be forty XP ahead of them.

Finish a path, share the path.

Completed

Reading the game

@rowan.k

  • Shape and space
  • Pressing
  • Building out
  • Transitions
  • Set pieces
learnquest.app/p/reading-the-game

Official course

Philosophy without the reading list

@thelongball, 18 lessons

Published by the author of a tactics newsletter.

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12Unit 2, Pressing4 lessons, day 12

Eleven days in. Four minutes today.

Pick something you have been meaning to understand.

Type it, answer three questions and start. You will know by tomorrow whether it sticks.