Paul Inns
Name: | Paul Inns |
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City: | Newtown |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organization:
1. Two 40x30 yard boxes
2. 4 attacking players with a ball plus 2 defender in each grid.
Instructions:
1.Players attempt to pass the ball around area, keeping possession, until they can connect with one of two attackers in the 2nd grid and get a point, if 2 attackers in the 2nd grid connect with each other they get an extra point.
2.If the attacker loses possession, defender pass the ball on their own side.
3. After 3 passes a 3rd defender allowed in.
Coaching Points:
1.Spacial and tactical awareness
2.Communication
3.Transitioning and taking on a new role in a matchlike situation.
4.angle of passes and support.
Progressions:
1.After 2 attackers connect a teammate from adjacent box can come in and receive the ball for 2 extra points.
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1. Coach starts activity and defenders should start as a compact unit. No one is allowed into the 18 except for the goalkeeper. When keeper catches ball, defenders get to attacking shape.
2. Whites try to connect a minimum of five passes before playing into targets.
3. If blues win the ball, play ball back to coach for the first 10 times. After that, blues can attack the goal right away.
Coaching Points
Shape in transition to play and get out, center halves split and FBs must get high and wide; passing options in relation to shape; quality passes (speed and weight); high tempo at all times
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Coaching Points
2 and 5 should be high and wide when we have possession
2 and 5 should have the freedom to get up into the attack
10 should find space b/t lines and offer the depth. Also needs to make good decisions on the ball
6 and 8 should be pivot players, looking to change the point of attack when possible.
3 and 4 drop out and provide depth and support when the ball stalls
6 and 8 need to be in support of the ball and create space for each other
Be quick in transition to defend spaces and get compact right away in relation to the ball.
Connect the lines and whole team gets forward when ball is forward.
Read visual and verbal cues from teammates to anticipate movements.
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Warm Up 3v1 (15 mins)
Organization:
1.4 20x15 boxes
2. 3 attacking players with a ball plus 1 defender.
Instructions:
1.Players attempt to pass the ball around area, keeping possession, get one point for every 3 successful passes.
2.If the attackers lose possession, the defender can pass the ball to their their own adjacent side.
3. After 3 successful passes by the attacking team, a 2nd defender can join in until possession is gained by the defenders and the ball played to the defending team in the adjacent box.
Coaching Points:
1.Spacial and tactical awareness
2.Communication
3.Transitioning and taking on a new role in a matchlike situation.
4.Angle of passes and support.
Progressions:
1.After 3 passes the attacking team pass to teammate in adjacent box and receive the ball back for 2 extra points?