| Name: | Drew Leonard |
|---|---|
| City: | Leesburg |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Establishing a defensive wall at various free kick locations around the penalty box.

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Keys to setting up a wall:

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For set pieces betweeen the edge of the penalty box and the "D" keepers should set their wall

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Inswngers vs. Outswingers
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Fundamentals of Setting a Wall
Fundamentals of Setting a Wall:
1. Team should always use the inside of the wall player to set up less than 10 yards from the ball to prevent the quick free kick.
2. Set wall on the near post (side of the field where the ball is).
3. Set the first player in the wall so that their inside shoulder is in line with the ball and the post.
4. The keeper should position themselves toward the far post.
5. For outswung balls, slide the wall 1/2 person to the outside.
6. For inswung balls, slide the wall 1/2 person to the inside.
7. Players in the wall should stand shoulder to shoulder to prevent the ball form penetrating between players.