Craig Williams
Name: | Craig Williams |
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City: | Newtown |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organisation:
-45x25 area
-Two teams of 7
-Pitch split into thirds
-Supply of Balls
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Aim:
-Score in the oppositions goal
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Rules:
-Ball must travel through the thirds - cannot miss a third out
-Player who passes into the next box can follow pass to create overload of players
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Progressions:
-Player can dribble into the next third with the ball
-Midfielder can advance into attacking third using an off the ball run (not in possession or passing ball forward) as well as a player dribbling in or passing in to create a 3v2
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Coaching Points:
-When/Where to play forward
-Decision - dribble into next third if space in front or pass into different area of next third if space in front is blocked
-Find the spare man
-Create and exploit 2v1 situations
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Creating Overloads is Defined as:
Understanding when and how to create and exploit a numerical advantage against the opposition
Coaching Points:
•Find the Spare Man
•Exploit 3v2’s / 2v1’s
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Possession (20 mins)
Key Principle - Creating Overloads
Main Themes - Find the Spare Man - Create and Exploit any 2v1 Situations
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Organisation:
-20x30 area
-11 players
-4v4+3
-Two teams of 4
-3 Common Players
-Or numbers to suit - use two areas if possible - smaller numbers better than bigger
-Supply of Balls
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Aim:
-Transfer the ball from one outside common player to the other to score a goal
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Rules:
-Outside common players cannot play straight to each other
-Middle common player plays for the team in possession
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Coaching Points:
-Firm accurate passes
-Play forwards if possible
-Movement off the ball to help player in possession
-Find the spare man
-Create and exploit any 2v1 situations
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If 2v1 / Overload is created:
-Look for One-Two's
-Try to Draw defender towards the person in possession of the ball then play to free player
-Use Overlapping Runs to drag defender away or play to if defender stays
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Creating Overloads is Defined as:
Understanding when and how to create and exploit a numerical advantage against the opposition
Coaching Points:
•Find the Spare Man
•Exploit 3v2’s / 2v1’s