Shane Clark
Name: | Shane Clark |
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City: | Rye Brook, New York |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organization:
30x20 yard area
2 teams (max 4 per team)
Central goal
Wide cone gates
Plenty of soccer balls
Instructions:
Play regular scrimmage
Kick in or dribble in
No corners - ball is returned to be played in as goal kick
Scoring - 1 point for goal scored in central goal (shoot). 3 points for goal scored in wide gates (dribble)
Observations:
What do players do when pressured?
Are players turning into pressure instead of away, to protect the ball?
Do players recognize space in front and take advantage of it?
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Organization:
Split 30x20 yard field into 4 channels
Each player has a ball
Instructions:
Players dribble ball through center of channel
When player reaches middle, they perform a stop-tap
When player reaches the end, they perform a U-turn
After U-turn, make eye contact with next player in line
Next player begins dribbling, starting player dribbles straight back to start
Coaching:
How to do a stop-tap:
- reach out for ball with dribbling foot and place on top of ball
- hop on back foot into the ball, pushing it forward
- land on front foot, continue to dribble forward
Body position - twist hips during hopping, adds disguise
Acceleration after landing - defender should be off balance, take advantage and get away
How to do a U-turn:
- it is not a pullback!
- Using right foot, place foot on top of ball
- drag the ball back towards left foot
- hop left foot out of the way
- allow ball to roll away
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Organization:
As technical but add goals on end lines
All soccer balls with defenders
Instructions:
Yellow (defender) team start by passing over to the player in Burgundy (attacker)
Defender cannot enter the attacker's side of the grid
Attacker tries to create enough space to enter the defender's side of the channel
Once they have crossed into defender's channel they cannot go back into their own
Score in either goal
Switch roles after set period - KEEP SCORE!
Coaching Points:
Quality of first touch (Direction - towards goal, Weight)
Awareness of defender's position
Be positive, attack goal if possible
Decision, Turn or Stop start to lose the defender (Scenarios from warm up)
Protect the ball with your body at all times
Finish!
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Organization:
30x20 yard area
2 teams (max 4 per team)
Central goal
Wide cone gates
Plenty of soccer balls
Instructions:
Play regular scrimmage
Kick in or dribble in
No corners - ball is returned to be played in as goal kick
Scoring - 1 point for goal scored in central goal (shoot). 3 points for goal scored in wide gates (dribble)
Observations:
What do players do when pressured?
Are players turning into pressure instead of away, to protect the ball?
Do players recgnize space in front and take advantage of it?
Can players commit defender, perform stop-start and score for 3 points?
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Animation Controls (PCs, Macs, Laptops):
Play animation
Play step-by-step
Repeat (toggle)
Full Screen
Pause
Stop
Back/Forward: Drag timeline button
Warm Up (10 mins)
Organization:
4 cones to create rectangle
5 yards long x 3 yards wide
1 soccer ball
2 players
Instructions:
Players set up their own area - as players arrive early they can be playing straight away
Burgundy player (attacker) is trying to cross the end line of the rectangle to score a point
If Yellow player (defender) can keep up with attacker and cross line at same time, they win a point
Attacker is trying to lose the defender to cross before they can catch up
Defender is not stealing the ball, just shadowing the attackers movement
Switch positions after set time or number of attempts
Coaching:
Use of body as disguise
Quick movement to score point
Keep the ball close, cannot cross the line without the ball
Ask what the score is - create a competitive environment