Nick Adams
Name: | Nick Adams |
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City: | New Bedford |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organization:
- 10x10/15x15 square
- 1 or 2 balls
- player at each cone, extras will all be at the starting cone in line
Instructions:
- Quality pass and then follow your pass
Coaching Points:
- Quality passing, weight & accuracy
- movement, open body up
- First touch with back foot
- communication
Progressions:
- reverse direction to work each players left foot
- Introduce a second ball at opposite corners - Chase the other ball
- combinations on the corners: give and go
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Organization:
Set up players in groups of 4 with one ball per group. Players set up as shown around a 20x10 area
Instructions:
Have two players at each end and two in the middle.
Player 1 on the end makes a short pass into player 2 in the middle.
Player 2 makes short pass back to player 1. Player 1 then makes a longer pass across the area to player 3 on the opposite end line.
Player 3 receives and makes short pass to player 4.
Player 4 makes a short pass back to player 3 who then plays a long pass back to player 1.
This completes the rotation and counts as 1 goal. After 5-6 goals switch the inside players with the outside players.
Make it competitive by making it a race between teams but demand technical quality over speed.
Coaching Points:
Weight & accuracy of pass;
First touch;
Support angle;
Communication
Progressions:
All players must take 2 touches.
Sideline players can only take 1 touch.
Can all players play 1 touch?
Have the long passers play short passes with both support players
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Organization:
40x 30 yard area set up as shown
10 players (2 teams of 5) set up as shown
9 balls (Additional around the outside)
Instructions:
Teams score by knocking their opposition’s balls off the cones.
1st to knock down all 4 balls is the winner
Coaching Points:
Supporting foot is next to the ball, pointed at target
Ankle locked, toe up
Follow through towards target with striking foot remaining open throughout
Body weight over the ball
Progressions:
Make the amount of balls the players have to knock off smaller
If it is taking a while to knock the balls down, make the field larger so there is more room to play
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Optional second conditioned game with 'Bumper' players.
Organization:
50x40 yard area set up as shown
12 players (2 teams of 4, 4 Neutrals, 2 Goalkeepers) set up as shown
1 ball (Additional around the outside)
Instructions:
Playing 4v4
Have two players as neutrals at the side lines, minimize their touches 3,2,1.
Look to see ways of using different passing techniques depending on situation
Coaching Points:
Angle of approach – pending on the passing technique
Supporting foot next to the ball, pointed towards target
Disguise pass (Push Pass – inside, outside/Low driven, Lofted, Chip, Swerve – inside, outside).
Progressions:
Make the field small, allowing less time on the ball to help with decision making ability with the ball.
R- Make field bigger, especially if more players.
Limit touches
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Animation Controls (PCs, Macs, Laptops):
Play animation
Play step-by-step
Repeat (toggle)
Full Screen
Pause
Stop
Back/Forward: Drag timeline button
Warm up (10 mins)
Organization:
20x 20 area
1 player in pinny with a ball
Balls in each corner of the field
Instructions:
1 player (tagger) has ball.
Using different passing techniques player must strike the ball at other players legs below the knee
If player is struck then he/she puts on a pinnie and becomes a teammate
Players must be struck below the knee and non pinnie players must always have one foot on the ground at all times (avoids jumping over the pass)
Coaching Points:
It's a warmup so those players without the ball must be moving with soccer like movements
When striking the ball can we identify the appropriate technique to use
-Balance when striking the ball
-Area we strike the ball
-Standing foot where is it pointed?
- Can the players who have been tagged begin supporting ball carrier and setting up a better pass
Progressions:
- For every even player we incorporate a ball. I.E 2 players 1 Ball, 4 players 2 balls
- Players only have two touches