Barcelona United
Name: | Barcelona United |
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City: | Pickerington |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Attacking - Build Up in Own Half
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15 Minutes
Objective: Teach players to work in pairs using passing and moving with the ball. Passing over a short distance. Receiving the ball with the feet.
Organization: 25x20 grid with cones in the corners. 12 gates of varying sizes made from two cones, are set up in the grid. Players are split into pairs and each pair has a ball.
Partners will first pass through a single gate to review passing technique. Pairs will then have one minute to pass through as many gates as they can. The coach should play several rounds to allow players to devise strategies that will allow them to improve their score.
COACHING NOTES
+ Main coaching objectives – players should improve passing accuracy, vision, and receiving the ball with their next movement in mind
+ Coaching tips – players should strike through the middle of the ball, use the metaphor of the ball is an “Oreo cookie” and players should hit the cream.
+ Adaptations – to increase difficulty one pair can act as bandits to try and steal the ball from other pairs
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15 Minutes
Organization: This warm up takes place in a 15 by 20-yard area and is a relay race focusing on players dribbling
and finishing. Players are split into three teams with each team having three players each. On the
coaches whistle, the first player from each team will dribble the ball around the end pole and back
before producing a side-foot finish in the mini-goal. After the goal/shot, this will trigger the next team
member to start their dribble. The first team to finish the relay with the most goals is the winner!
Key Coaching Points:
1. Keep the ball under control while dribbling
2. Composure to finish under pressure
3. Increase speed as you improve your technique
4. Encouragement from waiting teammates
5. Passing accuracy
6. Use both feet while dribbling
7. Head up before finishing
Questions:
1. How can you improve your dribbling technique?2. Are you able to dribble at speed?3. Where can you improve your side-foot finishing technique?
Answers:
1. Controlled touches, use inside/outside of foot. 2. Increase speed in straight aways, use outside of foot for faster dribbling. 3. Plant foot pointed at target, inside and middle of foot, middle of the ball.
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15 Minutes
Organization:
This "7 v 7" specific practice takes place in 35 by 40-yard area and focuses on developing build up play from the back when setup in a 1-2-3-1 . We have an unopposed setup in this practice, encouraging players to get comfortable in possession and move to create good passing angles for teammates. The objective is for players to make 10 successful touches before scoring, with each player having to pass the ball at least once, before finishing on one touch in either mini goal.
Key Coaching Points
1. Receive on the back foot to play forward quicker
2. Close control to protect possession
3. Awareness of positioning to receive the pass ( game realism )
4. Create passing angles for player in possession
5. Increase pass speed when playing longer
6. Passing weight and accuracy
Questions1. Where should you be positioning yourself based on the current position of the ball?2. Who are your primary and secondary options when reaching possession?3. Why are distances and angles so important when building out from the back?
Answers: 1. Create space by using the width and height. 2. Forward is primary and support teammates are secondary options. 3. To create passing/dribbling lanes to move the ball forward. Allowing
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Opening, take opponents on, head up, pass/dribble, go!
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Barcelona Warm Up (15 mins)
15 minutes
OBJECTIVE:
To prepare players for training session.
ORGANIZATION:
Need roughly 5x15 yard space per setup. Need six cones, at start place two cones to create a gate, in middle 5 yards from the gate place three cones(~1.5 yards apart), the last cone is 5 yards from last cone in the middle. Target 3-4 per line.
KEY WORDS:
Focus, Effort, Awareness
SUGGESTED/EXAMPLE WARM UPs:
1) In gate - toe taps, popcorn, run in place, etc. 2) Initiate on whistle(following players go on whistle or after player in front reaches a certain point). 3) Sprint, jog, skip, side shuffle, etc. from gate to middle section. 4) Two Feet Together Hop, Side Shuffle, High Knees, etc. over each cone. 5) Sprint, jog, skips, etc. to last cone. 6) Go around last cone sprint, back pedal, etc. to end of line.
NOTES:
Coaches are encouraged to vary activities, e.g. dribble ball through setup, right/left foot only, etc.