Training | Rasenreich

The football training revolution

CORPUS ensures an increased level of difficulty. CORPUS is used just as a regular football but forces the players to adapt to unfamiliar situations. Coping with these situations enhances the player’s performance in real match situations. Both versions of CORPUS have the same effectiveness but show different patterns of unecpected bounces. Interchanging between CORPUS I and CORPUS II prevents accustoming and ensures new stimuli in every training session.

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I use Rasenreich CORPUS to improve reaction speed and coordination skills of my players. I monitor the sports-equipment market for years, there is now comparable product out there.

Nikola VidovicAustria Wien, athletics coach first team

Rasenreich CORPUS efficiently improves eye/body coordination and increases the number of movement patterns players can apply even when highly stressed.

Markus HoffmannFC Basel, assistant coach first team

I love using CORPUS at Fox Soccer Academy. Training with CORPUS is fun and the girls and boys benefit from its integration: I see positive effects on concentration and coordination skills as well as the players have increased self esteem with the regular football.

Heinz GriesmayerFox Soccer Academy, General Manager

After training with CORPUS, the players tend to attack the ball rather than waiting for it.

The players feel more comfortable, play faster and target the goal more often.

Scott MoodySoccerFIT Academy, founder and coach

There are more and more teams efficiently putting lots of pressure on the other team in ball possession. I use Rasenreich CORPUS improving my player’s agility in order to enhance their ability to salve these high pressure situations.

Dominik VoglsingerAmateur Football Support

direct passsing

Precise and direct passing is a great way to escape the opponents pressure.

Receiving the ball

After receiving the ball players should control the ball as fast as possible. The first touch is crucial.

Dribbling

In most situations the ball should dribbled close to the player’s body. The player sight must not focus on the ball but should scan the environment to gather information. Training with CORPUS improves this ability.

Pre-post comparison

Improvements can be be quantified using pre-post comparison. For example measuring the times players need to cope with a standardized dribbling parcours.