Name: | JOHN HUBBARD |
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City: | LOSSIEMOUTH |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Session develops the ability to receive and pass a high ball on the volley, ideally in 1 touch, but also using chest and foot.
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30x30 area. Minimum 7 players per group.
Start with one ball - feeder throws high for central player to volley either right or left.
Rotation : feeder becomes next receiver, receiver joins feeders queue.
*move feet into line of ball
*encourage use of weak foot when appropriate
*minimum touches to make the pass
Progress to 2 balls and feeders - reduces passing options and increases chance of heading backwards or chest control for volley pass.
Progress again by demanding the volley is receiveable by feet or chest
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Progress further by removing the poles allowing that when the initial volley is received one of the 2 spare adjacent players shows for a 1-2 with the receiver. Receiver then picks up the ball to make the next feed.
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DIFFICULTY HERE IS GETTING ENOUGH KICKS TO LAND IN THE RIGHT AREA WHEN USING VERY YOUNG GKS SO BEST TO GO STRAIGHT TO THE 6V4
Players rotate roles in order. GKs feed in rotation.
GK kicks or throws from hands and R4 and R5 look to play one touch to any team mate.
B1 starting position must initially allow some sucess for reds so this is crucial and dependant on length of pitch. B2 and B3 play are active once initial contact made.
Reds attack 4v3 to goal. If blues win ball they score by passing through the pole gates
*receiving red to judge flight and adjust feet to make contact
*head or volley contact - chest then volley only if time and comms from team mates
*reds to adjust positions to make passing options
*reds communication
*attack only when possession consolidated
Play for 5 mins then swap teams.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Players rotate roles in order. GKs feed in rotation.
GK kicks or throws from hands and R4 and R5 look to play one touch to any team mate.
B4 and 5 starting position must initially allow some sucess for reds so this is crucial and dependant on length of pitch. B2 and B3 are active once initial contact made.
Reds attack 6v4 to goal. If blues win ball they score by passing through the pole gates
*receiving red to judge flight and adjust feet to make contact
*head or volley contact - chest then volley only if time and comms from team mates
*reds to adjust positions to make passing options
*reds communication
*attack only when possession consolidated
Play for 5 mins then swap teams.
Progress by adding an extra player on each side and by varying the initial serve - ie from floor - or get B2 or 3 to serve as if making a clearance.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Play 3/4 pitch and 8v8 (or 9v9).
GKs must always play long and high and receiving player control and pass in 1 touch.
Play both teams with only 1 central striker, but look for the receiving team to offer options to the receiver.
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Windows (15 mins)
30x20 area with central box about 6x8. GKs can take part.
Outer blue players feeb the ball for the reds to volley back. After returning the ball the reds must run back through the central box and out of another window to receive from a different player. Play for 2 mins then swap over.
*on toes to receive
*feeders to provide plenty height on the feed
Progress by
- using both sides of foot, and instep
- approaching side on
- use head
- use chest and volley