Course 11 - Movement Patterns in Transition
**Transition** is the 5–15 second window after any change of possession. During this window, neither team is organised — the team that just won the ball is in attacking mode without shape; the team that just lost the ball is in defensive mode without recovery. The chaos creates the **highest-xG chances** in modern football. The shadow striker is **structurally positioned** to dominate transitions:
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01 · MODULE 01 - COURSE OVERVIEWPreview available02 · MODULE 02 - VIDEO MODULEPreview available03 · MODULE 03 - WHAT IS "TRANSITION"? — The 5–15 Second Chaos WindowPlan access04 · MODULE 04 - THE TWO TRANSITION TYPES — Attacking and DefensivePlan access05 · MODULE 05 - THE FOUR TRANSITION MOVEMENT PATTERNS — Lead, Support, Trigger, ResetPlan access06 · MODULE 06 - READING THE TRANSITION WINDOW — 0–3 s / 3–8 s / 8–15 sPlan access07 · MODULE 07 - TRANSITION PATTERN MEMORY — Pre-Rehearsed SequencesPlan access08 · MODULE 08 - TRANSITION ENERGY MANAGEMENT — When to Sprint, When to WalkPlan access09 · MODULE 09 - MOVEMENT IN TRANSITION 4-WEEK PROGRESSIVE PLANPlan access10 · MODULE 10 - TRANSITION PATTERN & WINDOW VALIDATIONPlan access11 · MODULE 11 - INFOGRAPHIC 01 - Movement Patterns in Transition Decision MapPlan access12 · MODULE 12 - INFOGRAPHIC 02 - Correcting Movement Patterns in TransitionPlan access13 · MODULE 13 - INFOGRAPHIC 03 - Movement Patterns in Transition Match TransferPlan access14 · MODULE 14 - COMMON MISTAKES — Wrong Pattern, Late Sprint, Solo TransitionPlan access15 · MODULE 15 - INTEGRATION & SUMMARY — Owning the ChaosPlan access