Football/Soccer Session (Moderate): Game Model Animation

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Nathan Fleming

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Name:	Nathan Fleming
City:	Fort Collins
Country:	United States of America
Membership:	Adult Member
Sport:	Football/Soccer

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Description

These diagrams will explain our animation during the game.

Defending we will be organized in our BLOCK (5-4-1). Once possession is one and pressure has been relieved, we will get into our RECEIVING LINES (3-4-3).

Through this defensive animation, it will be difficult for opponents to attack through the center space and we have created areas on the field in which we can set "traps" or double teams.

Once we win the ball, finding our receiving lines will give our players the most time and space on the ball. It will give us numbers in the attack, as well as opportunities to counter press if possession is lost.

Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Defensive Block

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Defensive Block

Defensive Block (1-5-4-1)

1st Line - #11, #3, #5, #4, #2

- Last line of defense

- Stay compact (not much wider than the 18 yard box)

- Must organize 4 midfielders in Line #2

- #5 is our central leader in the line

2nd Line - #8, #6, #10, #7

- Must fill the gap between the lines

- Stay compact (width of the 18 yard box)

- #6 must control 2nd Line

3rd Line - #9

- Central Striker

- Make play predictable

- Set the press/double when necessary

Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Receiving Lines

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Receiving Lines

Receiving Lines (1-3-4-3)

Line #1 - #3, #5, #4

- #3 and #4 spread into wide space

- #5 stays in center space

Line #2 - #11, #10, #6 , #2

- #11 and #2 move from the first line into 2nd line to support attack

- #6 holds center space

- #8 given freedom to join 3rd line (creative play maker)

Line #3 - #10, #9, #7

- #10 and #7 move from 2nd line to join attack (in wide space)

- #9 stays in center space, half space