Futsal Session (Senior): Counter-Attacking Session (Start Time: 2018-10-30 19:00:00)

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Luis Melville

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Name:	Luis Melville
City:	London
Country:	United Kingdom
Membership:	Adult Member
Sport:	Futsal

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Description

Counter-attacking session to exploit each overload situation.

Reading triggers are key. Are we ready?

1vGK, once shot is taken then 2v1 can start.

Fast counter-attacks. Exploit the space and numerical advantage.

Decision making is key.

Early clear decision.

Futsal Session Plan Drill (Colour): Animation 1

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Learning Objectives

	Technical Sole of the foot use to initiate attack. Correct dribbling technique. Body shape. Hips.
	Tactical Read trigger to launch counter-attack. Wear can we exploit defensive deficiency. Must be a positive finish. Don't allow the counter to be countered.
	Physical High intensity required. Commit.
	Psychological Be determined. Positive.
	Social Work as a team. Support team mates.

Animation 1 (25 mins)

1. First player comes out and goes 1 v GK but must get past the green shooting line. This only happens on the first phase on this practice. This is a one time only shot regardless of outcome.

2. Waiting at the other end are 2 players with a ball. The trigger for them to go is the moment of the shot NOT the moment it goes in the back of the net.

3. Upon this trigger, the 2 attackers go 2v1 against the player has just shot. They counter attack and look to finish.

4. If the 2v1 results in a goal, or a shot that would result in a goal clearance then the 2 waiting attackers (one either side of the goal) can then attack to join their recovering defender to form a 3 while the 2 attackers who have just finished now become defenders. Once again the trigger is the shot or finish.

5. This now becomes a 3v2 counter-attack and played to a conclusion.

6. Waiting at the end is a player with ball ready to start the 1vGK cycle again and the whole cycle of attack is repeated for 4 minutes.

Behaviours:

Group organisation. Players know where they are in the cycle of the play.

Communication between the players as a 2 and as 3.

Awareness of when to launch counter-attack. What are the triggers?

First touch where does that take the player? Support players.

Recovery after 3v2 to restart 1vGK, organisation.