Name: | juan rivera |
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City: | sylmar |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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2v2 or 3v3
Ensure coaches have plenty of soccer balls on hand to maintain the temp of the game
Rotate to ensure all players play in 2v2 and 3v3 game sitution
Set Up
Set up two fields 20m x 15 m with goals at each end.
Emphasis
High tempo
This is a free game which should stimulate expression, initiative and the creativity of the players.
Encourage the players to take each other on and run into space to score.
The aim is develop their technique and individual tatical play
Encourage players to use the dribbling techniques they have learnt.
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2v1 zone game.
set up a grit 20x40
1-large goal and two small goals
players stay in their zone
players need to keep possesion and make the right decisions
to move foward.
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3v3+N
play 3v3 score on big goal=stay scoring on big goal
rotate if defensive players score on small goals
1-one touch on the ball
2-two touch on the ball
3-free play.
phase 1 (15 mins)
Speed, moves, 1v1, Passing and Receiving
Purpose
To improve Change of Direction moves and speed with limited pressure defending
Set up
Two teams form lines opposite one another in a 10 10 aread. Four 3 yard gate goals are placed on the perimeter of the area.
Depending on numbers set up two grids, to keep players focused
Instructions
1v1 play begins with a pass from the defender. Defender provide limited pressure to close down space, and the attackers must use Change of Direction Moves - single and combinations, remind players of their Moves of the Week. The attackers must score inse shooting zone small goals to score.
Progression
Coaches can instruct players to use specific move sets and to use their crfeativity. Encourage players to use different goals on each attempt.
Players Tips:
When receiving attacker's first touch should be directed away from the pressure. Use body to protect the ball from pressure. USe of speed after a move is critical.
Coaches Tip
Coaches may adjust the size of the area based on the ability of the players