Name: | Coach Dwayne Young |
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City: | St.George's |
Country: | Grenada |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Warm Up:A thorough warm up should be performed before each practice session. use a variety of fun warm up activities for your team. Use a combination ofexercises “with” and “without” the ball. Relate the warm up to the skill of the day. Be creative,energetic, and make the warm-up a fun start to the practice session.
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Exercise Objectives:This practice is designed to develop close control while running with the ball.
Field Preparation3 Players, Area 10 x 15 yards, Cones or Flag poles, Supply of Balls
Coaching Pointers:Two players are positioned at one end of the grid, with one player at the opposite side. Playersalternate dribbling the ball at full speed through the line of cones. Cones are placed at 1-yardintervals across the full length of the grid.
The coach should emphasize the following coaching points:
• Maintain close control over the ball.
• Build up speed gradually. Don’t sacrifice quality for speed
• Use the outside and inside of the foot to dribble with the ball.
• Don’t keep the eye’s fixed on the ball. Scan the horizon.
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Exercise Objectives:This practice is designed to develop close control while running and turning with the ball.
Field Preparation2 Players, Area 10 x 10 yards, Cones or Flag poles, Supply of Balls
Coaching Pointers:Divide players into pairs, with one ball each. Player’s alternate dribbling the ball to the oppositecone, turning and dribbling back to the starting position. The cone is placed approximately 5-7yards from the starting line.
The coach should emphasize the following coaching points:
• Maintain close control over the ball.
• Build up speed gradually. Don’t sacrifice quality for speed.
• Use the outside and inside of the foot to dribble with the ball.
• Don’t keep the eye’s fixed on the ball. Scan the horizon.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Exercise Objectives:This practice is designed to develop close control while running and turning with the ball.
Field Preparation2 Players, Area 10 x 10 yards, Cones, 2 Balls
Coaching Pointers:Divide players into pairs, with one ball each. Players alternate dribbling the ball towards eachother. At the mid-point of the grid, players’ turn and dribble back to their starting positions.Players should accelerate after turning.
The coach should emphasize the following coaching points: • Maintain close control over the ball.
• Build up speed gradually. Don’t sacrifice quality for speed.• Use a variety of surfaces to turn with the ball such as outside, inside and sole of the foot.
• Use a variety of turning techniques such as the “Step and Hop” or the Cryuff.
• When turning, get the ball out of your feet and into the direction you want to turn.
• If the turning touch is close to the feet the head will be down. If the turning touch is out ofthe feet, the player can scan the field and run onto the ball for their second touch.
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Exercise Objectives:Finish with small sided game 6 v 6, 7 v 7 (with Goalkeepers). The practice should be concludedwith a small-sided game reinforcing the coaching points from your drills.
Field Preparation
Entire Group (split into two equal teams)
Area 30 x 40 yards
Use Small Goals, Cones or Flag poles
Supply of Balls
Colored Bibs
Coaching Pointers:
• Divide the players into two equal teams with goalkeepers.
• Each field should be approximately 30 yards x 40 yards.
• Use corner flags or cones as goals.
• Total time, 20-30 minutes.
• At the end of your session, review all coaching points made during the practice.
Record Score:
Team 1_________________ v Team 2 _________________
At the end of your session, review all coaching points made during the practice
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Explosive Body Movements (15 mins)
Exercise Objectives:
This practice is designed to improve the technical ability of explosive body movements, feints anddribbling moves.
Field Preparation2 Players, 2 Cones 10 yards apart, 1 Ball.
Coaching Pointers:Two cones should be placed approximately 10 yards apart. Two players are positioned each sideof the cones. No player may cross over the imaginary line and the defender may not try to stealthe ball.The player in possession of the ball must use body feints, head fakes and a variety of dribblingmoves to upset the balance of the defender. A goal is scored each time the dribbling player canlose the defender and stop the ball dead at either of the cones. The dribbling player’s kneesshould be bent and center of gravity low for an explosive start. If the defender does not move byusing body movements, then move the ball to move the position of the defender. Once thedefender is off balance the player should explode into the opposite direction. Try to face thedefender at all times.
The defensive player can prevent the dribbling player from scoring a goal by placing their foot infront of the cone the player is attacking. The defender may not tackle or cross over the imaginaryline. Players should alternate every 3 minutes. Score should be kept to determine winner.