Dimitri Serrano
| Name: | Dimitri Serrano |
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| City: | Aberdeen |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Technical Player is in the way, need to find solutions how to move around the player to steal the ball |
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Physical Be quick off the mark |
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Psychological Be focus on where is the ball and when is the ball being passed. Anticipate the pass to win the ball at the right time |
Organization:
3 players and 10 yards apart
Description:
Two players are facing each other and passing the ball. The defender is at the back waiting and trying to anticipate the press to win the ball back. As soon as the ball is won the defender now becomes the passer and the passer the defender for rotation.
Coaching Points:
Mentality is everything in this activity
Focus on where is the ball and time the press to win the ball
be quick
be aggressive

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Tactical Understand how to move as a unit. When to press and cover |
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Physical Movement needs to be quick and aggressive |
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Psychological Be positive and have a working mentality to be at the right places |
Organization:
Now in a 20×20-yard area, we set up 3v3 plus a target player at each end.
Description:
Each team of three must stay in its own area and attempt to pass through to the target man. On receiving a pass the target player feeds into the previous defending unit.
Here, we’re looking for defending teams to slide across with the path of the ball, with defensive stances showing players are able to react quickly to an attempted pass. The nearest defender must press the ball as closely as possible (whilst remaining in his half), with defenders monitoring distances and angles between each other as well as checking the position of the target man behind.
Variation: Allow 1 midfielder to enter the opposite zone to recover the ball. Allow 1 player to take on a defender to make the pass or dribble beyond line for a point
Coaching Points:
Press when the ball enters your zone
communicate effectively to shift in the right spaces
awareness of space behind (moving target)

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Organization:
On a 1/2 field. The defending team has a back 4 and the midfield has 3 players.
Description:
The attacking team needs to make 4 passes to be allow to be in free play. The defending team attempts to break up the 4 passes and score on any of the 3 goals (Delay, Deny and Develop). If the defending team is unsuccessful (Highly likely) then the attacking team is now attacking at goal (Free play). In free play the FOCUS should be on the midfield defending team to shift and delay or deny passing/dribbling at goal. If the defending team is successful in recovering the ball in free play they must score on the 3 goals.
Coaching Points:
Quick shifting to delay or deny
body positioning
defending line should be communicating to the midfield players
press when zone enters your zone
be positive and work hard to get the ball back
Transitional moments when on the ball and attack the goals quickly

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Observe all defending moments that involve the defending and midfield line.
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Animation Controls (PCs, Macs, Laptops):
Play animation
Play step-by-step
Repeat (toggle)
Full Screen
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Back/Forward: Drag timeline button
Warm Up
Organization
Follow the diagram
Description:
At the start the player will zig zag to the cones and jog to the ball. As this is happening the player inside the small square will touch all 4 sides and defend the incoming player (body stance and shift).
Coaching Point:
warm players up for the upcoming defending session
anticipation
acceleration
body positioning