Name: | Andrew Ziemer |
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City: | Sebastopol |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
GOAL: Improve the build up from our own half in order to move the ball into the opponent’s half
PLAYER ACTIONS: Pass/dribble forward, Spread out, Support the attack
KEY QUALITIES: Read the game, Take initiative, Optimal technical abilities
MOMENT: Attacking
SKILL ACQUISITION: Dribbling: Surface of the foot and ball, quality of the touch – Passing: Surface of the foot and ball, Pace and accuracy– Receiving: Body, position, surface of the foot and ball, first touch
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OBJECTIVE: To dribble or pass the ball forward.PLAYER ACTIONS: Pass/dribble forward, Spread out, Support the attack.ORGANIZATION: In a 7v7 field, set up a 40Wx35L playing area with a regular goal and three counter goals yard. The 6 Blue players: the GK, 2 defenders and 1 midfielder and 2 wingers against 4 Red players: 1 strikers, 2 wingers and 1 midfielder. Blue team scores in any of the 3counter goals. Red scores in the regular goal. Play with a build out line. All Laws of the game in effect. If the Red team scores, the Blue team gets a goal-kick to restart the game. Rotate players every interval.SKILL ACQUISITION: Passing, receiving, and dribbling.KEY WORDS: Opening, Possess, Help.GUIDED QUESTIONS: 1. What do we need to do to create an opening? 2. Who should help the player with the ball? 3. When should we possess the ball?ANSWERS: 1. We spread out - 2. All the players near him/her should support the attack - 3.When we can’t go forward we possess the ball by passing sideways or backwards.Note: Switch to the Less Challenging activity if it is too difficult or to the More Challenging if it is too easy
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OBJECTIVE: To dribble or pass the ball forward.PLAYER ACTIONS: Pass/dribble forward, Spread out, Support the attack.ORGANIZATION: In our own half set up two 19Wx30L fields with a goal and 2 counter goals. Play4v2. The Blue team: 1 goalkeeper and 3 players. Red Team: two players. Blue scores by passing into one of the counter goals and Red in the goal. Play with kick-ins or dribble-ins when the ball goes out of bounds. SKILL ACQUISITION: Passing, receiving, and dribbling.KEY WORDS: Opening, Forward, Possess, Help.GUIDED QUESTIONS: 1. What do you do to create openings? 2. How do we move the ball forward through an opening? 3. When is a good time to possess the ball? 4. Where should we be to help the player with the ball?ANSWERS: 1. To create openings, we spread out - 2. We can pass it or dribble it forward - 3. When we can’t find an opening, we will pass the ball sideways or backwards - 4. Supporting the attack to the right, to the left, back or in front of the ball.Note: Switch to this activity if the Core is too difficult for the players.
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OBJECTIVE: To pass or dribble the ball forward into the opponent’s half.PLAYER ACTIONS: Pass or dribble forward, Spread out and Support the attack.ORGANIZATION: In a 7v7 field, set up a 40Wx35L playing area with a regular goal and two 10yard dribbling gates and a gate guard. The 5 Blue players: the GK, 3 defenders and 1 midfielder against 4 Red players: 3 strikers, 1 midfielder. Blue team scores by dribbling through either gate. Red scores in the regular goal. Play with a build out line. All Laws of the game in effect. If the Red team scores, the Blue team gets a goal-kick to restart the game. Rotate players every interval.SKILL ACQUISITION: Passing, receiving and dribbling.KEY WORDS: Wide, Opening, Forward, Possess, Help.GUIDED QUESTIONS: 1. How do we move forward with the ball? 2. How can we create openings? 3. What do you need to do if you do not have the ball?ANSWERS: 1. Dribbling it or passing forward - 2. By spreading out - 3. Support the attack and create passing options.
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OBJECTIVE: To dribble or pass the ball forward.PLAYER ACTIONS: Pass/dribble forward, Spread out, Support the attack.ORGANIZATION: In a 7v7 field (40Wx60L) play 6v6. The Blue team will play in a 1-3-1-1 formation and the Red team will play in a 1-1-3-1 formation.SKILL ACQUISITION: Passing, receiving, and dribbling.KEY WORDS: Opening, Forward, Possess, Help.GUIDED QUESTIONS: 1. How can you get the ball though an opening? 2. What can we do to create an opening? 3. When you do not have the ball what is your role to help the attack?ANSWERS: 1. Dribble or Pass the ball forward - 2. Spread out - 3. To support the attack and create passing options.Note: All Laws of the game and US Soccer Player Development Initiatives (PDI) are in effect.
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1st PLAY PHASE (Intentional Free Play)
OBJECTIVE: To dribble or pass the ball forward.PLAYER ACTIONS: Pass/dribble forward, Spread out, Support the attack.ORGANIZATION: In our own half set up two or more 19Wx30L fields with a small goal at each end. Play 1v1, 2v1 up to 3v3. Play for 20 minutes with 2 minute breaks. Play with kick-ins or dribble-ins when the ball goes out of bounds.SKILL ACQUISITION: Passing, receiving, and dribbling.KEY WORDS: Opening, Forward, Possess, Help.GUIDED QUESTIONS: 1. What do we do to create openings? 2. How do we move the ball forward through an opening? 3. When is a good time to possess the ball? 4. Where should we be to help the player with the ball?ANSWERS: 1. To create openings, we spread out - 2. We can pass it or dribble it forward - 3. When we can’t find an opening, we will pass the ball sideways or backwards - 4. Supporting the attack to the right, to the left, back or in front of the ball.Note - First break: Coach asks questions; players do not answer but play to discover them. Second break: Coach asks questions and players share the answers.