Name: | Stephen Conway |
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City: | Manchester |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Technical Players work on sharp specific movements, 1st touch, control and accuracy |
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Physical Light to moderate, to prepare the body for exercise |
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Psychological Lots to think about at many different stations |
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Technical Foot placement striking the ball, part of foot striking the ball. In the air, accross the floor, 1st touch to create space. Which foot |
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Physical Explosive , but not hugely demanding. Focusing on tech, rather than physical |
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Psychological Hick pass will be best for the player in the position they're in. |
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Social Talk to player and let the know what foot you'd like tha ball played to |
Players pass 25-35 yards to one another. Attempting different types of long passes.
Passes:
1) Accross the floor
2) In the air
3) Curl
4) Outside of the foot
5) Driven accross the floor
6) Driven in the air
7) Chip pass
Players should also be encouraged to work on receiving the ball and controlling the ball using different parts of the body.
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Technical Space to play the ball into. Good first touch. Area to play the ball into |
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Tactical Player must co-operate and work together to create opportunities. |
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Physical Very physical. Opposed and competative |
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Psychological When to release the ball, when to pass short, long, over or around |
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Social Team work is essential. |
The ball starts with the player furthest from the goal
The player plays a 1-2 short pass to his team mate, with defender trying to track his movements.
Once the 1-2 is played, furthest player then plays the ball over the top for the striker to run onto, and a scoring opportunity is presented. The ball is played into space rather than to the player.
If defender catches the attacker, a 1 v 1 is created.
Small goals are for defending player who has recovered the ball to score in, so attacker now becomes defender.
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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
Technical warm up (15 mins)
1) Short 1+2 touch pass using both right and left foot.
2) Jumping header, looking for power back to central player
3) Control ball down from the air using foot, kenn or chest. Keeping the ball close to the body.
4) Keep the ball in the air using kick-ups, knee-ups or headers, playing ball back into players hands
5) Full volley back to central player.
6) Cushioned header back to centre player.
After 20 seconds, player side steps to next player, keeping the flow of the circle going.
Progression: Player on the outside can complete full run around the outside to next position.