Name: | Patrick Kasperitis |
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City: | San Antonio |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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This is an expanded small sided game that looks at playing crosses.
The game is played 6v6
If a goal is scored off of a cross it is worth 2.
Look to emphasize combination play for both teams
Keep the cross away from the goalkeeper and into the run of the attacking player.
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Crossing Pattern
In this session we will look to reinforce the overlap and the wall pass in order to get into wide areas to play crosses. In this session we will introduce and invite crosses in the air.
***US Soccer has begun a new player safety initiative which asks us as coaches to be more cognizant of the number of heading activities that we prescribe in training to limit the number of impacts with the head. I recommend beginning a session like this with an activity on heading properly, but it is not reuired as the players can just as well volley the ball into the goal***
Pattern 1
- Wall Pass
- Ball starts with the wide player who plays a pass into the inside player
- inside player lays the ball off and then makes a run into the box
- The wide player crosses the ball into the box
Pattern 2
- Ball starts with the wide player who starts a bit deeper
- Plays pass into inside player and makes run around for an overlapping run
- Inside player lays ball off for the wide player into the wide player, the inside player makes a run into the box to get on the end of a cross.