Football/Soccer Session (Moderate): Pattern passing to shooting

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Scott Jenkins

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Name:	Scott Jenkins
City:	Roanoke
Country:	United States of America
Membership:	Adult Member
Sport:	Football/Soccer

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Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Criss Cross passing/Diamond passing

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Criss Cross passing/Diamond passing (20 mins)

A: Criss Cross Passing

Two lines start at the same time. 2. They begin with a pass forward to Player 2 and Player 2 passes it back to Player 1. 3. Player 1 then passes the ball diagonal to Player 3 in the other line. 4. Movement: Player 3 then dribbles the ball back to the starting position. Player 1 moves to Player 2's position, Player 2 moves to Player C's position.

B: Diamond passing: 1. Player 1 passes to Player 2 and follows pass, receives pass back and one-touches ball at an angle to player 2 who moves out from the cone. 2. Player 2 passes to Player 3 who is checking toward her and one touches the ball back to Player 2. 3. Player 3 checks back around the cone to receive the through pass from Player 2 and passes to Player 4. 4. Player 4 dribbles to the back to the first cone at speed and play resumes. Players 1-3 follow their pass to the next cone.

Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Patterns to Shooting

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Patterns to Shooting (20 mins)

A: #4 plays #8 who turnsand executes a give-and-go with #9

B: #6plays #8 who shows and finds #9 behind the defense, whether that be diagonal (straight pass) or straight run (diagonal ball).

C: #7/#11 moves inside leaving space for an overlap by #2/#3. Ball is played to #2/#3 making a diagonal run to play a cross. 9 makes near post run while 10 makes far post run and vice versa. 8 plays central making a delayed run for the cross.