Michael Richardson
Name: | Michael Richardson |
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City: | Great Dunmow |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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(PDP) Breaking the block 1
Practice organisation
• Area 35x10yds, including 2 end zones 5x10yds each.
• Main practice area divided into two 10x10yd zones, with a central
pocket of space 5x10yds, as illustrated.
• 10 players, 1 ball.
• 2 groups of 2v2 in main gridded area, either side of safe zone & 1
Target player at back of each end zone.
• Practice starts with: T feeds ball into Attackers who try to play
through opponents.
• Supporting player from advanced group can move into free zone,
unopposed to receive a get-out pass.
• Receiving player looks to penetrate opponents with a pass or run
into the end zone, for team mate running on, to receive or run with
the ball at the defender.
• Off-side rule applies.
• Sequence is successfully completed with quality pass into T.
• Play resumes in opposite direction, from T player.
Detail
• Attention to receiving skills with open body shape.
• Control ball into desired space.
• Looking for disguised passes, with players electing
to use ground or aerial passing techniques.
• Timing runs to remain on-side.
• Clever movement aimed at unbalancing
& moving D’s out of good defensive positions.
• Quality accurate passes into T.
• A simple progression for this practice is:
- Remove free zone & allow D to support play from behind.
Key coaching points
• Early identification of space available.
• Weight & accuracy of pass.
• Intelligent movement & turning.
• Looking forward & behind defence.
• Selecting whether to pass or run with ball to advance play.
• A’s pulling D’s short, to then get behind.
• A’s threaten behind to receive to feet & turn.
• Creating & exploiting 1v1 situations using skill & imagination.
• When to use quick play & one touch football.