Name: | Pat Staunton |
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City: | SEATTLE |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Using a variety of surfaces to control the ball aerially
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In pairs, players pass and move in the grid. (Add competition as needed)
1. Play to team-mate's feet and then move into a new space.
2. Play into space for your team-mate to receive on the run.
3. Play the ball into team-mates feet and then pressure immediately. Receiving player has to take 2 touches to get a point before team-mate can steal the ball.
Coaching Points:
3 TYPES OF 1ST TOUCH
PROTECT
PREPARE
beat PRESSURE
- See the contact of foot and ball on 1st touch
- Select surface before receive the ball
- Step into the ball on touch
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Players on the outside of the grid play a ball into the players in the middle who play the ball back. Players then have to go back into the square and then go and receive the ball from an outside player.
Progressions:
- 1 touch
- Receive the ball and take it to another player.
Coaching Points:
Check Shoulder
Open up at an angle
Small steps to be balanced upon receiving
Know what to do with ball before receiving it
PURPOSEFUL 1st TOUCH
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Regular scrimmage (4 v 4)
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Soccer Tennis (15 mins)
Soccer Tennis
2 teams of 4. Ball is allowed to bounce once, player can only touch the ball once but all players can touch it.