Name: | Kyle Black |
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City: | Lancaster |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
The whole design of this practice is working on first touch and what to do when receiving a pass.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Equipment:
-10x10 or 15x15 yard grid with gates 4 yards wide in the middle.
-Player in each gate and a player holding a pinnie in the middle.
Organization:
-players work to maintane possesion by moving the ball around while staying in their gates.
-bad pass, bad trap or stopping the ball while trying to make a decision to pass and the player switches places with the defender
Key Coaching Points:
-Open your body to speed up the ability to make the next pass
-Keep head up to know what options you have and again speed up the ability to make the next pass
-Encourage them to keep passes clean and simple
-explain that increasing the speed of play doesn't require extra running or harder passing... but moving early, knowing options before recieving the ball and proper body shape.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Equipment:
-two grids set up as shown 10x15 yards with small goals as either end.
-all extra balls behind the goals
-teams of 4 or 5 if needed
Organization:
-Play starts in one grid with 3v1 and players working to get 3 passes.
-Once they get 3 passes they look to move the ball to their target player in the other grid playing 1v1.
-Once the ball is played into the target player the player who made the pass must stay in the grid and the other two players may transfer into the second grid to again make it 3v1 going to goal (defender stays in the grid and will be the target play in the next round).
-Once ball is scored or played out of bounds the team that had the ball has one play call to play defence and the other two step off. The team that was defending has two players who were waiting on the endline step on and start a new round headed the other direction.
Key Coaching Points:
-First priority is to move to a possition that the player can easly recieve a pass.
-Second is to have an open body possition to move appropieatly depending on what options they have.... can they move the ball forward, forced to play negative due to restriction, dribble or shoot.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Equipment:
-half field with two full goals set up as shown
-3 team of 4 with goalies staying in goal
Organization;
-4v4 with goalies
-"Golden Goal" first team to score get to stay on and losing team switches with the team off the field. (at five minutes team that has been on the longest swithes with team out)
-All hand distributions from keepers for restarts to emphasise building and possesion.
-New team on always starts the ball
Key Coaching Points:
-Don't stop play but coach on the fly or with players who are out.
-Encourage players to move to space and find proper body shape.
-With players waiting to play have them "call out" players in game if they aren't opening up (can even make a compatition of most coach confimed corrections)
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Pass and Space (10 mins)
Equipment:
-Circle set up to the desired size (at least 15 yards) using cones. Set 1 - 3 more cones than players.
-One ball to start with all other balls outside the circle to restart if ball is lost.
Organization:
-Players must pass the play the ball to a team mate and move to an empty cone. This is repeated over and over for 3 to 5 minutes.
-All players that don't have a ball should have a predetermined pass in mind and change their body shape/angle to be open if they are passed the ball. Everytime the ball moves every player should be making minor adjustments to open themselves to ball and let team mates kow where to pass.
-Start with 2 touch and progress to 1 touch when able.
Key Coaching Points:
-Players must work to ensure they are "open" or "shoulder on" at all times to 1) be able to make their first touch move the ball in the direction they want to move 2) let teammates know exactly where they want the ball 3) shield the ball from defenders
-A closed shape (hips and shoulders facing the direction the pass is coming) will require more touches to turn with the ball = more time. Also makes it difficult to "see" the field and options.
-Players must inderstand that they must open to different direction depending on the situation and options available.