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Bombs, blood, ambushes - football coaching with the army

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The Football Association of Wales includes military training in its Uefa pro licence course for football coaches. The training exposes coaches to high-pressure situations such as kidnappings, invasions, and ambushes, taking them out of their comfort zones. This program aims to prepare coaches for extreme and unpredictable scenarios.

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Why it matters

Military training includes kidnappings and invasions.

Evidence

Military training is part of the Football Association of Wales' Uefa pro licence course.

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The course takes football coaches out of their comfort zone.

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Securityscore: 60
  • Military training includes kidnappings and invasions.
  • Coaches are taken out of their comfort zone.

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From military exercises to simulated scenarios, training takes football coaches into new environments as part of the Football Association of Wales' Uefa pro licence course.

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Claims

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The course takes football coaches out of their comfort zone.

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Military training is part of the Football Association of Wales' Uefa pro licence course.

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