Luke Jadhav
Name: | Luke Jadhav |
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City: | Bristol |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Learning Objectives:
1. Encourage use of wide areas
2. Switching the play quickly
3. Receive the ball on the turn
Description:
Traditional session, starting with a block drill where players become familiar with the type of passing they will be asked to do throughout the session. Followed by a variable practice where the situation becomes more similar to a real game situation. The session finishes with a small sided game where players incorporate what they have practiced in the two parts prior.
Equipment:
Flat spots for boundaries. Bibs for players. Ball nest so that coach can quickly restart drill. Goals.
Area size:
1/3 or 1/4 of pitch to allow players enough space to get the ball wide.
Interventions:
Fly by - give individuals specific instructions during play
Drive by - offer technical support to individuals when necessary
Group discussion - coach led discussion during break
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Technical Recieve the ball on the back foot and turn |
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Tactical Turn quickly so that the pass can be played quicker |
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Physical Repetion of turning on the back foot should eventually result in muscle memory |
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Social Communicating positvely with teammates |
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Technical Accurate passes into wide areas and back into central areas |
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Tactical Optimising wide areas |
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Physical Nature of the practice will improve aerobic capacity |
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Psychological Understanding the reaons behind moving the ball to wide areas |
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Social Communicating positively with teammates |
Part 2 becomes closer to a game situation, as there is an attacking team and a defending team. The coach begins the phase of play from the ball nest. Coach plays a ball in to an attacker. The attacking team then try to score, however initially one wide players and later both wide players have touched the ball.
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Technical Accurate passes into wide areas and back into central areas |
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Tactical Understand the benefits of using wide areas |
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Physical Improve aerobic capacity |
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Psychological Passing the ball and trusting your teamates with it |
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Social Communicating positively with teammates |
Part 3 of this session is a simple SSG where players hopefully incorporate what they have practiced in the earlier parts of the session. Both teams are trying to score against each other, just like a normal game however, the ball must be touched by one wide player before a team can score. If players are finding the game relatively easy, a condition on one touch finishing only will be applied.
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Simple repetitive passing drill. Emphasis on recieving on the back foot so that player can turn quickly and play the other way. Initially start with just one ball, once players are familiar with the drill, incoporate a second ball so that the drill becomes more challenging and players have more to think about.