Trey Woody
Name: | Trey Woody |
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City: | South Amboy |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organization: x 3 Grids (for 12 players)
Groups of 4 (A, B, C & D -- who will be a resting player) in a 20x30 yard grid with 1 ball.
Instructions:
Starts as Developmental Reps in Basic 3 lines game.
· Player A plays into player B on middle line after player B checks at an angle.
· Player B opens out and plays to player C who dribbles back to start and process continues.
Progression – Player A plays B. B drives at C, A looks to overlap and receive onside behind C. C gives the ball to D. D then plays 1v1 with C on the way back
Progression 2: Free play out of this format and starting positions( A has full freedom in decisions)
Encourage players to use scissors and step-overs to win the 1v1. Not just speed and strengh when correct to do so.
Coaching Points:
· Awareness (check opposite side to team mate)
· Timing of movement (eye contact)
· Timing of pass (as player checks)
· Quality of pass (into back foot)
· Communication as you pass (turn)
· Opening out on back foot
· Speed of next action
Coaching Points:
* 1st touch inside and forwards to take space
* Timing of overlapping run
* Dribbling with nearest foot to support player
* Execution of pass/move
* Committing defender
Roles:
A: correct placement of first pass, and deception to hide the pass, Visual cues that the overlap is on and body shape, visual cue to overlap
B: Use touch inside to give visual cue to A, 1v1 technique, correct foot, deception pass
C. Starts passive-tackle B only-Chase and tackle A after-full pressure from a starting angle
D. Communication,1v1
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Organization:
2v1 (2v2)Tournament
Instructions:
1. Players play a 2v1 tournament with similar starting positions as previous games. The game starts where a must play b, b must commit C. B can score on the goal or find A who can score on the dribble inside the gate. If attackers score they each receive a goal. If the defender cans core in the counter goal the defender receives 2. Players rotate in letter order.
2. Players can now score playing B and B opening up to drive at the gate goal. If this happens D becomes the active defender. Rotation stays the same either way. Scoring is the same.
3. Free play to score either way
Coaching Points:
Coaching Points:
* Look to drive at the one defender
* Observe defenders position to decide
what to do (combine/take it yourself)
* Head up as dribbling
* Look for earliest shooting chance
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Organization:
6v6 (adjusted for numbers and availability of players) Phase play to multiple goals. One team sttacks the large goal for points. The other team attacks the smaller goals,if they score they get to take the place of the other team going to the large goal.
Coaching Points:
Trying to get the outside backs into attack.
Also teaching strikers/CAM how to hold up play or overlap themselves on the strong side
Weakside runs from 2,3,8,10
Progressions:
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Animation Controls (PCs, Macs, Laptops):
Play animation
Play step-by-step
Repeat (toggle)
Full Screen
Pause
Stop
Back/Forward: Drag timeline button
Juggling Warm-Up
Organization:
A.start warm In defined open area, each player with a ball
B. Ball Mastery Warm-up
C. Left Foot/SAQ/Coordination
Instructions A.:
Players are given an individual juggling challenge. Players are encouraged to obtain a personal best in the challenge or try to get the "best" overall record ("score"). Examples: Fantastic Four (laces, laces, thigh, thigh -- consecutive touches); Fab Five (laces, laces, thigh, thigh, head); Super Seven (laces, laces, thigh, thigh, shoulder, shoulder, head), etc.
Coaching Points:
Players are encouraged to practice their aerial skills and touch through execution of the Juggling Challenges and Aerial Skills (also via Red Bull Academy YouTube Channel).
Instructions B.:
Players are challenged to perform ball mastery challnges and skills.
Instructions C.:
Players perform SAQ (such as ladders, sprints, and hurdles) while participating in passing patterns that challnge their ability to hit the ball with their non-prefered foot.