Football/Soccer Session (Difficult): quick play in attacking third

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Name:	Kevin mcbride
City:	Glasgow
Country:	United Kingdom
Membership:	Adult Member
Sport:	Football/Soccer

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Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Screen 1

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Screen 1

passing boxes 3v1 creating a 6v2 across 2 boxes

complete 6 passes to start and pass can be played into 1 touch zone where striker is positioned.

1 player from each passing box must go and play 1 touch attacking with striker

players can be creative with movement and touches.

max 3 passes in touch zone before shot played by any of 3 players in zone

key points

usual points in passing box

weight of pass into striker and following passes must allow players to pla 1st time in zone.

communication

readiness to react to pass/ change movement

extension

add defender into box if attacks are successful and controlled

Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): conditioned game

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conditioned game (25 mins)

Conditioned game set up to encourage quick 1 touch play in and around opposition box.

Conditions

Normal game until ball is in your team's attacking third.

When ball is in attacking third- 1 touch maximum.

At beginning of game, defenders are half active as success is required prior to making area competitive.

key points

Movement (initial and following ball arriving in attacking third) is vital to be able to receive pass.

Body must be positioned to release ball on first touch into correct area.

Weight of pass important to allow team mates to continue 1 touch play.

Whenever required, ball should be played in path of player rather than direct static pases to feet.