Brad Osburn
Name: | Brad Osburn |
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City: | Jeffersonville |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Purpose of this exercise is to practice the four 3rd Man Triangulation Passing Patterns and apply them to purposeful movement using the zones on the grid. This is an exercise that will need to be practiced often. Understanding of the patterns, body shape and good first touch, accurate passing, triangulation, moving the ball through the thirds, field/zone orientation, communication and reading cues, planning/anticipating future plays are all things that this exercise will provide practice in.
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Grid Zone Names
2 - Def Penalty Area
DLWL - Def Left Wing Low
DRWL - Def Right Wing Low
DLWM - Def Left Wing Middle
DRWM - Def Right Wing Middle
DLWH - Def Left Wing High
DRWH - Def Right Wing High
DLHS - Def Left Halfspace
DRHS - Def Right Halfspace
DCC - Def Central Channel
ALWL - Attacking Left Wing Low
ARWL - Attacking Right Wing Low
ALWM - Attacking Left Wing Middle
ARWM - Attacking Right Wing Middle
ALWH - Attacking Left Wing High
ARWH - Attacking Right Wing High
ALHS - Attacking Left Halfspace
ARHS - Attacking Right Halfspace
ACC - Attacking Central Channel
17 - Attacking Penalty Area
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3rd Man Running Triangulation w/ Pep's Grid
3 players with one ball
Start in Zone 2
Work ball to other end
1 and 2 touch only NO DRIBBLING
Must move the ball using the four 3rd man running triangulation passing patterns 1. Flip 2. Overlap 3. Rotate 4. Switch
Must start in a triangle and finish each pattern in a triangle
No zonal restrictions to start
Add Must start and end in a different zone
Must not end in zone directly vertical of the starting zone
No square passes
No vertical passes
No square or vertical passes
All three players must end in different zones
No more than one player can be in the same vertical channel
No more than one player in the same horizontal and vertical channel
At least one pass must be received in a Halfspace
Can you use a zone in both wing channels on way to end
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Pep's Positional Grid
Pep Guardiola's 20 zone positional grid.Five vertical channels
Six horizontal channels
This is a variation on the 18 Zone breakdown of the field famous for it's naming of Zone 14. This has been modified by making the Halfspace and Central channels two horizontal channels deep covering the low part of the middle third and the high part of the defensive/attacking thirds.