Name: | Fabrice Gautrat |
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City: | Chicago |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Pre-game Warm-up for our Academy Girls U9-U12
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Rondo 4v1.
Rules:
-First to 5 points.
-Every 5 passes is one point. Offensive team needs to count pass or call name of player they're passing to
-Every time defender intercepts the ball or if ball goes out of bounds = 1 point
-If defender dribbles out of the grid 2 points.
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Crossing & Finishing. Groups of 4. *For U9 & U10, groups of 3, only work one side.
1) Striker drops into pocket to show for the ball
2) CM passes it to striker who lays it off for a wall pass back to CM
3) CM passes it wide to winger (before passing it out wide, add a deceptive fake to go one way and pass the other)
4) Striker and opposite winger make runs into box for near and far post. CM supports play at the top of 18 for cut back ball.
5) Winger crosses the ball.
As the ball goes wide, the next striker shows for the ball to go in the opposite direction
Coaching Points:
Can we add a bit of deception? Speed of play? When should you play one touch or two touch? What are the cues to make runs or check to ball?
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Crossing and Finishing Phase II: U11 & U12
1) Striker drops into pocket to show for the ball
2) CM passes it to striker who lays it off for a wall pass back to CM
3) CM passes it wide to winger (before passing it out wide, add a deceptive fake to go one way and pass the other)
4) Winger dribbles ball down and cuts it back to then play CM who was supporting the play.
5&6) CM then combines with Striker for another wall pass
7) CM makes diagonal ball switch to outside mid
8) Outside Mid crosses ball into box
9) Striker and opposite winger make runs into box for near and far post. CM supports play at the top of 18 for cut back ball.
10) *Optional: After play is finished, Coach can then play additional ball from midfield into the striker who checks to turns and shoots.
Everytime they score the striker is awarded with another ball from coach.
As the ball goes wide, the next striker shows for the ball to go in the opposite direction
Coaching Points:
Can we add a bit of deception? Speed of play? When should you play one touch or two touch? What are the cues to make runs or check to ball?
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Technical Warm-Up. (10 mins)
Technical Warm-up:
Set-up: 10 x 10 Grid. 4-5 players in each square. If U9&U10 need more space can make it as big as you need it.
1. Dribbling: Ball-mastery + 1v1 Moves. (5 min)
i. bells, toe-taps, sole across, pull-push, inside outside cut, cruyffs, sole behind, etc.
ii. cut unders, scissors, overs, the hop, drag + scissors
iii. On coaches command, players have to accelerate with their ball for 10 yards.
iv. One ball in grid and have to pass and move quickly inside grid, cannot go in a circle or in straight lines.
2. Passing & Receiving: (5-7 min)
- have 2 players at one cone with a ball and the rest at each cone. Pass and follow.
Progression:
i. Receive right and play right. (always receive ball across body and make sure to peel off the cone) What are the cues to peel off? Same thing with left foot.
***U9 & U10: Simply stick to this first phase. They need to master this directional touch. Foundation of passing and receiving.
iii. [U11's&U12's] player receiving checks to and lays it back one touch to passer, then receiver backs up to receive ball across body and continue the direction.
iv. [U11's & U12's] receive pass first touch and lay it off, player passes it diagonally.