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Football/Soccer Session (Moderate): 5v5 Dribbling

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Carter Robbins
Name: Carter Robbins
City: Greensboro
Country: United States of America
Membership: Adult Member
Sport: Football/Soccer
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Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Initial Play

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Initial Play

5:30-5:40pm Free Play

5:40-5:50pm Initial Play (introduce topic through CP's & Guided Questions)

 


Set up: 

- 4 pugg goals

- Divide group into 2 EVEN teams as they arrive.

Initial Play Reps: 2 x 5 minutes

Introducing Initial Play:

- We are working on changing direction on the dribble

- 2 point for goal scored off of changing direction

- 1 point for any other goal

First Stoppage (5 minutes in):

- Change sides

- CP: change direction and speed to get past defender

Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Messi Cuts

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Messi Cuts

5:50-6:10pm


Character Development:

Being a Good Teammate:

Definition: Being a good teammate means working together with others to reach a common goal. It’s about helping, sharing, listening, and being kind. A good teammate encourages others, respects their ideas, and does their part to make sure the team succeeds. It's also okay to ask for help when you need it, and to help others when they do!

Practice 1: What is Being a Good Teammate? Why is it important?

Practice 2: How do you show Being a Good Teammate in soccer?

Practice 3: Can Being a Good Teammate be used at home or school? How?

Practice 4: How can we motivate each other to show Being a Good Teammate?




Technical:

- Every player has a ball. 

- Scatter more cones than players in your half of the field

- Players will dribble their ball around and execute cuts at the cones or when they approach another player

- Practice variation in open space and then make it competitive for number of quality touches

Reps: After practicing, multiple 30 second rounds to count cuts

Variations (progress as able):

- Pull Back (both feet)

- Inside Cut (both feet)

- Outside Cut (both feet)

- Cruyff (both feet)

Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): 1v1 Cutting Ladder

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1v1 Cutting Ladder

6:10-6:35pm



Set up: 

- 2 x 5 Yard Gates 12 yards apart. In the middle set up 2 cones 8 yards apart.

- 2 players will share a grid

- Set up enough grids so everyone is playing and you can make it a ladder. If there is an odd number, that player can start off at the end of the ladder and rotate on after the first round

- 1 player will start the game by playing the ball to their opponent. The opponent will try to dribble through either gate as quick as possible

- If the defender wins the ball they can dribble through either gate to score

- Alternate Service

Reps:

- 90 second games

- Winner moves up, loser moves down

Introducing the Game:

- We are working on changing direction on the dribble

- 2 point for goal scored off of changing direction

- 1 point for any other goal

First Stoppage (5 minutes in):

- Ask: How do we protect the ball when dribbling and cutting? Keep body between ball and opponent

- CP: Body between ball and opponent

Second Stoppage (12 minutes in):

- Ask: What can make your cut/change of direction more effective? Change of speed out of the move

- CP:  Change direction & speed to get past defender

Third Stoppage (18 minutes in):

- Reminder of the 2 CP's for the topic

End of Drill Before Final Play:

- Remember we are changing direction on the dribble

- If you hear me say "find new space", try to change direction to find new space

Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Final Play

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Final Play

6:35-7pm

- 2 point for goal scored off of changing direction

- 1 point for any other goal

- Check for understanding with the questions and coaching points from the topic.

- Stick to the topic to ensure the players understand how it connects to the game

4 Session Cycle:

- Session 1: Small sided mixed with other team sharing field (everyone plays)

- Session 2: 5v5 against other team sharing field

- Session 3: Small sided mixed with other team sharing field (everyone plays)

- Session 4: 5v5 against other team sharing field

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