Football/Soccer Session (Academy Sessions): 4342 - RBNY Summer - Shooting - Under 10
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Ricky King, Adult Member
Profile Summary
| Name: | Ricky King |
|---|---|
| City: | Harrison |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Created by Coach L. Taylor for TTHFC
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Tecnical 2
Organization:
30x15yd area
2 groups of 5 players set up as shown, 1 ball each
5 balls of a differenet color set up at the center line to make the 'Tottenham Trophies'
Instructions:
- players shoot their ball toward one of the 'Trophies', attempting to knock the colored ball into the opposing teams half of the field
- Once a 'trophy' has been hit by a players shot, the 'trophy' stays where it is as a target for everyone else to shoot at
- if the 'trophy' is knocked over on of the sidelines, the coach will place the ball back into the middle of the field, making sure the ball is even with where the ball went out of play
- if a ball is knocked over the endline, the ball is removed from the game and the team shooting in that direction gets a point
- the game continues until all the 'trophies' have been knocked over the endline, or until a set amount of time
- if the game ends with 'trophies' still on the field, each team gets a point for every 'trophy' on the opposing teams half of the field when the game ends
- players may not block a shot from hitting one of their trophies; to ensure this, all players must stay behind the endline unless retrieving a ball to shoot
- if a player blocks a shot that was heading toward one of the 'Trophies', the players who shot the ball gets a free-kick from half the distance to the ball
Note: players should look to retrieve a ball shot at them from the opposing team, instead of running to get the ball that they just shot themselves
Coaching Points:
- Choice of technique based upon distance, position of the GK
- Angle of approach – off center
- Head down at the point of contact
- Non-kicking foot placed to side, slightly behind the ball
- Ankle locked, toe down
- Contact ball – will vary depending on target area
- Contact foot – laces (instep)
- Body weight forward, chest and knee over the ball at contact
Progressions:
Allow players to take a first touch onto the field and shoot with their second touch, allowing them to get a few yards closer to their target before shooting but also making them strike a moving ball.
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Opposed
Organization:
30x15 or 40x20
2 groups of 5 set up in line next to a goal for each team, 1 ball per player
2 large goals positioned the endlines
Instructions:
- first player in line dribbles out to the center of the field and enters the box of 4 cones to prepare to shoot at the opposing goal
- player must shoot the ball from inside the box of cones to try to score
- the last player from the opposing team will begin as the 1st GK
- after the shot, whether a goal is score or not, the shooter runs back to his own goal to become the GK; the next player from the opposing team dribbles out to the center box to take his shot; the GK returns to the back of his line after facing a shot
Coaching Points:
Observation of the Goalkeeper
Choice of technique based upon distance, position of the GK
Angle of approach – off center
Head down at the point of contact
Non-kicking foot placed to side, slightly behind the ball
Ankle locked, toe down
Contact ball – will vary depending on target area
Contact foot – laces (instep)
Body weight forward, chest and knee over the ball at contact
Follow through landing on striking foot
Progressions:
(1) - 2 players come out with the ball from the team that is trying to score, and 2 players from the other team defend (1 player as the GK, and 1 as a defender).
- Player who begins with the ball must still attempt to dribble and shoot from the center box, while his teammate supports the ball; player with the ball may shoot or use his teammate to create a chance to score
- defending team may attempt to score if they win the ball
(2) - option to play winner stays on
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Free play
Organization:
3 vs 3 on 2 fields
4 vs 4 on 1 field - 1 resting team
Instructions:
Free play
Coaching Points:
1. Positive attitude to shooting
2. Following in after shooting
Progressions:
Play animation
Play step-by-step
Repeat (toggle)
Full Screen
Pause
Stop
Technical 1
Organization:
30x15yd area
2 groups of 5 players set up as shown, 1 ball each
5 balls of a differenet color set up on top of a cone each at the center line to make the 'Tottenham Trophies'
Instructions:
- players shoot their ball toward one of the 'Trophies', attempting to knock the colored ball off of the cone; players must shoot from behind the endline
- if a player knocks over one of the 'Trophies', that players runs to wherever the Trophy is and gathers that ball and cone to set the trophy back up on their teams endline
- players may not block a shot from hitting one of their trophies; to ensure this, all players must stay behind the endline unless retrieving a trophy or a ball to shoot
- if a player blocks a shot that was heading toward one of the 'Trophies', the players who shot the ball gets a free-kick from half the distance to the ball
- the game ends when one team has claimed all the 'Trophies', and has them set up on their endline
Note: players should look to retrieve a ball shot at them from the opposing team, instead of running to get the ball that they just shot themselves
Coaching Points:
- Choice of technique based upon distance, position of the GK
- Angle of approach – off center
- Head down at the point of contact
- Non-kicking foot placed to side, slightly behind the ball
- Ankle locked, toe down
- Contact ball – will vary depending on target area
- Contact foot – laces (instep)
- Body weight forward, chest and knee over the ball at contact
Progressions:
Allow players to take a first touch onto the field and shoot with their second touch, allowing them to get a few yards closer to their target before shooting but also making them strike a moving ball.