Sarah-Jayne Smith
Name: | Sarah-Jayne Smith |
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City: | Workington |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Technical Creating the right technique for shooting |
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Tactical Recognising where they would use this on a match day |
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Physical ABC's - Balance and Coordination to create a powerful and accurate shot |
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Psychological Confidence to shoot, control of mental state to produce a good performance |
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Social Communication with teammates to help each other |
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Technical Learning how to shoot on first touch with the same technique |
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Tactical More realistic scenario. learning how to shoot under pressure |
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Physical ABC's - Balance and Coordination to create a powerful and accurate shot |
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Psychological Confidence and commitment when taking a shot |
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Social Communicating with teammates for the right pass, building good relationships |
Organisation
Players will have the ball played in front of them, they will they run onto the through ball and take a shot with either their first touch or their second touch. Players will then switch roles with each other, so all players get a chance to shoot.
Time
2 minutes set up time
Up to 20 minutes play time
Equipment
Balls - One ball per player (12)
Cones - 2 to mark out starting points.
Goals - 2 Correct size goals for the age group.
Area
30 x 30
Players
12 players, split into two teams. 6 v 6
Progression
Move starting positions to vary shooting points.
Add a defender to create a more game realistic situation.
Intervention
Drive by - Address technical issues with individuals, add challenges for individuals. For example having them try to shoot with both feet.
Fly By - Praise good shoots
Coaching process - Address technical issues.
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Technical Maintaining correct technique while in a game |
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Tactical Learning when to shoot within a game |
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Physical ABC's - Balance and Coordination to create a powerful and accurate shot |
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Psychological Confidence to back themselves to score |
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Social Building relationships with the team, and developing correct communication for a match day |
Organisation
A general 6 v 6 game without goalkeepers. There are smaller goals inside of the large goals. Players can only score by scoring in the large goal, so the small goal creates a general area they should try not to hit when shooting.
Time
1 minutes set up time
Up to 30 minutes play time
Equipment
Balls - One for the game, with spares located in a ball nest around the playing area
Goals - 2 Correct size goals for the age group.
Small goals - 2
Area
60 x 40 to replicate game day.
Players
12 players, split into two teams. 6 v 6
Progression
Add a goal keeper to provide a more realistic challenge
Implement match day tactics
Intervention
Drive by - Address technical issues with individuals
Fly By - Praise good shoots
Coaching process - Address technical issues.
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Technical (10 mins)
Organisation
Players are split into two teams, one team per goal. There are seven stations on each goal. Players will start on any station and the aim is to score in the corners where the cones are. Once they score in that area they will move onto a different station.
Time
2 minutes set up time
Up to 10 minutes play time
Equipment
Balls - One ball per player (12)
Discs - 14 discs to mark out shooting stations
Large cones - 4
Goals - 2 Correct size goals for the age group.
Area
30 x 30
Players
12 players, split into two teams. 6 v 6
Progression
Add a goal keeper to both goals.
Move the stations to create more difficult angle.
Intervention
Drive by - Address technical issues with individuals, add individual stations for individuals.
Fly By - Praise good shoots
Coaching process - Address technical issues.