Transition Tactics Board Live

Obj: Scenario-scripted transition rehearsal — the board's pictures run at full speed: specific match transitions (ours and Saturday's opponent's) installed as recognizable, pre-solved patterns. Field: Full half to full field. Equip: Goals, cones, balls, bibs, tactics board pitchside. Org: The board-to-grass loop, 4–5 scenarios per session, each run 3–4 times: (1) "their fullback loses it high — our 10's outlet and the winger's release" (the scout's named opportunity, 8.6); (2) "we lose our own corner — their long outlet to the fast 9" (H-02's rest-defense picture); (3) "their GK's short build stolen — the 6-yard heist" (E-11's goal-kick press converting); (4) opponent-specific pictures from film (their actual counter pattern, replicated by the mirror unit, E-30's transition chapter). Each scenario: board walk (60 seconds), live rep, board correction, live rep again — the loop tight enough that the picture sticks. CP: (1) Recognition beats reaction: the player who's SEEN this picture Tuesday plays it a second faster Saturday (the session's entire premise); (2) scenario triggers are named aloud when they occur in the free-play block ("that's scenario two!" — transfer verified in the room); (3) the board is a starting picture, not a script — when the live rep diverges, principles rule (2.12's eternal clause). Prog: Scenarios chained unpredictably (the coach triggers any of the five without warning); players draw scenario five themselves (the U17 autonomy standard, 4.17). Reg: Two scenarios; walk-through speeds. Mist: P: executing the board robotically past better live options (the divergence clause coached explicitly); C: boarding without re-repping after correction (the second live rep is where it sticks — never skip it). Time: 20 min (Thursday staple alongside E-30/D-23). Out: A library of pre-solved transition pictures; recognition speed in matches; scout-to-grass pipeline complete. Var: Post-match board review (Saturday's actual transitions against the rehearsed pictures — 8.5's loop closed). Diag: Split frame: tactics board with a drawn scenario, arrow to the same picture live on grass with players mid-execution, scenario-number call bubble.