Brad Wolchansky
Name: | Brad Wolchansky |
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City: | Brooklyn |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Players will improve their use of the outside of the foot for passing and turning.
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Organization:
Players have a partner and a ball - line up opposite from each other.
Instructions:
Two-touch passing back and forth. Start with inside of foot, then learn to use outside of foot. Increase distance between players as they progress.
Coaching Points:
Pass off the front foot
Supporting foot is behind the ball
Side-on stance
Ankle locked with toe pointed down (punch through ball not flick)
Strike middle of the ball
Progressions:
Must alternate foot used to pass.
Drop cones for gates: players move around trying to pass through gates, most in 1 minute wins. Outside-foot passes count for double.
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Organization:
Players work in pairs, one ball per pair.
Instructions:
Dribble out through the gate, perform a turn around the cone, return to your side, get back in line.
Turns to practice: Inside Cut, Outside Cut. Alternate R/L
Coaching Points:
Quick turns.
Get low to create platform to accelerate from
Progressions
- Race, first team to go back and forth ten times wins.
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Organization:
Pairs with a ball. Small gate in between as shown.
Instructions:
Pass to your partner through the gate using the outside of your foot for a point. Play for a minute. The winner in each game advances up a level, the loser drops down a level.
Coaching Points:
Pass off the front foot
Supporting foot is behind the ball
Side-on stance
Ankle locked with toe pointed down (punch through ball not flick)
Strike middle of the ball
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Organization:
1.Two 20 x 30 yard areas as shown
2.Two teams of 6 players
3.Lots of soccer balls with coach
Description:
1.The Coach passes a ball into each area, teams send two players into opposing half to play 4 v 2
2.Defending players attempt to steal ball and return it to their own area
3.If successful, play 6 v 2 with 2 soccer balls for as long as possible
4.Attacking team scores points for every pass completed when both soccer balls are in their own area
Coaching Points:
1.Speed of play
2.Importance of using 1st touch to move away from pressure
3.Keep the ball moving
4.Awareness of space
5.Combination play to keep defenders moving and unbalanced
Progression:
1.P - Add 3rd defender if attacking team keep both balls for a set period of time
2.R – Send only one player over to defend to play 5v1
3.R - Use only one ball. Possessing team gets a point if they complete 5 consecutive passes during the 6v2. Outside foot passes count double.
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Organization:
Small sided game. Goals scored with the outside of the foot count double.
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Warm Up 1 (10 mins)
Organization:
1.Two 15 x 15 yard areas set up as shown
2.12 players set up as shown
3.12 balls
Instructions:
1.The activity starts with 6 players in each area
2.Players then attempt to knock out each others ball while maintaining possession of their own ball
3.If a player gets knocked out of their area, they join the other area
4.If a player ends up in one area on their own, they’re the winner
Coaching Points:
1.Head up
2.Close control of the ball
3.Shield the ball when necessary
Progressions:
P – Players that get knocked out now move into the next square without a ball