Football/Soccer Session (Beginner): Build From The Back - v2

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Steve Simpson
Name: Steve Simpson
City: Gateshead
Country: United Kingdom
Membership: Adult Member
Sport: Football/Soccer
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Description

Build From The Back
This session is designed around building from the back and how we can use patterns to transition the ball upfield, without resorting to big kick and chase. The early part of the session will focus on technical skills, as to implement a BOTB style of play, all players must be comfortable passing, moving and receiving the ball. The later part of the session will move into the tactical pattern play to get players to understand their role within the system and the patterns we can use to transition the ball upfield


Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): 2 Team Rondo

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Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): 2 Team Rondo
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Learning Objectives

Technical
Technical
Passing, First Touch
Technical
Tactical
Movement
Technical
Physical
Stamina, Agility, Pressing
Technical
Psychological
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Technical
Social
Communication, Teamwork

2 Team Rondo (15 mins)

2 Team Rondo

In this Rondo we have two teams in a joined squares with a small goal between the square using cones or flat discs. The objective is to score as many goals as possible but all players must touch the ball before a goal is allowed

Setup

  • 2x Teams, 2x Squares made with discs with a pass through goal in the middle. 1 Ball

Routine

  • Both teams will have a side of the square. Only 1 player from the opposition is allowed into the other team square to pressure and win back the ball.
  • Once all players have received the ball the team may attempt to score through the goals. Placed shots not blasted
  • Play continues with a member of the other team now pressuring the ball in the opposite square
  • If the ball goes out then the opposition team starts with the ball in their square

Coaching Points

  • Encourage the use of 1 or two touches
  • Communication is key
  • Players must move to create good passing angles
  • Use of space is important. Bigger space for less technical players will help

Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Triangle Build Out

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Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Triangle Build Out
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Learning Objectives

Technical
Technical
First Touch, Passing, Shooting
Technical
Tactical
Positional, Scanning, Movement, Shape, Patterns
Technical
Physical
Pressing, Agility
Technical
Psychological
Determination
Technical
Social
Communication

Triangle Build Out (15 mins)

Triangle Build Out

We want to encourage the use of triangle play when building out, the focus being on creating good passing angles and being in a position to receive and transition the ball upfield


Setup

  • Depending on numbers we should look to split into two pitches, 4 on each pitch. 2 small goals at either end with coaches supporting
  • Balls should be located by the start line

Routine

  • Defender will bring the ball out simulating getting the ball from a GK or Goalkick and always take space until pressured
  • Wide player drops deep from the halfway start to about level with the CM
  • CM remains central ready to receive the ball
  • Opposition player pressure the ball and closes space as quick as possible
  • When engaged the defender must pass to either CM or wide player before tackled, but not too soon. Take space, do not wait for pressure
  • Which ever player does not receive the ball MUST then move forward into a new position to receive the ball higher up the pitch
  • Pass should be made to that player who then finishes in the goal
Coaching Points
  • Defender MUST take space
  • Encourage a hard press to simulate match conditions, tailor this based on ability.
  • If low on numbers coaches can press
  • Encourage max 3 touches, ideally quick bounce passes for the transition
  • Rotate pressing player often, set an objective that they get a point for every miss or interception
  • Discourage forceful tackling

Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Build From The Back - Pattern Play

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Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Build From The Back - Pattern Play
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Learning Objectives

Technical
Technical
First Touch, Passing, Finishing
Technical
Tactical
Positioning, Off the ball movement, Pattern Play
Technical
Physical
Strength, Agility
Technical
Psychological
Concentration
Technical
Social
Communication

Build From The Back - Pattern Play (25 mins)

Build From The Back (BFTB) - Pattern one.

We will practice our build out patterns and work on how we can transition from Goal Kicks and get the ball upfield. Focus is on taking space, inviting pressure and moving the ball quickly to wide areas and getting the ball in behind the back line.


Setup

  • Players should be put into relevant positions on the pitch in a team of 7. Spare players will work as the defending team and should be rotated.
  • It may be beneficial to get players in the starting line-up for the next game

Routine

  • Goalkeeper starts by playing a simple ball from the GK to the RCB. Kick should be taken from around the penalty spot, CB should be inline not edge of box
  • RCB then dribbles forward taking his space
  • RM drops deep to give a good passing angle when the RCB is engaged by the press. CM stays central to give option. LCB and LM shuffle over to cover if ball is lost
  • RCB plays the ball to RM, who turns and takes his space running down the wing. ST pushes forward looking for the run in behind. LM stays wide to stretch the pitch. CM stays central to give option and provide cover. CBs and GK move forward keeping the high line
  • When the RM is engaged he has 3 options. Pass in behind is preferred option is available. Switch to LM is an option if open and passing lane is clear. Coming back to CM who can then pivot the switch to LM also an option.
  • Ball is played through to the ST who will look to quickly break and get a shot at goal. LM runs forward to provide support. RM advances. CM takes an advanced positon to recycle the ball if it comes out. CBs push to halfway. GK pushes up outside of box to Sweep up any long balls
Coaching Points
  • Encourage players to shuffle over when ball is played wide but do not crowd the space
  • CB should move the ball forward and not stand static. Take the space when given
  • CM should always try and find space to receive a pass should the forward or wide pass be blocked
  • Forward must hold his line high and not drop too deep or space will be crowded
  • CB and GK encouraged to follow the play and push forward to a high line when ball is in the final third

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