Name: | RICK MULLINS |
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City: | Kalispell MT |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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When the music ends, the players must stop the ball with the bottom of their foot. Then the music restarts and play continues: Repeat
Variations
Stop ball with Left foot
Stop ball with Right foot
Stop ball with knee
Stop ball with elbow
Stop ball with butt
Coaching Points:
Keep the ball close and under control
Eyes up scan the field
Dribble using the inside of the foot
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SHIELDING
In pairs, one ball between. One player shields the ball from the other using their body. Play for 30 seconds then the other partner shields the ball
Variation:
Progress:
One player has a hand on the ball and shields the other player from the ball. The player without the ball attempts to move and touch the ball. If they touch the ball, they are now the player shielding the ball
Coaching points
Positioning of body: Sideways on
Make contact and lean on opponent
Keep body between the defender and the ball
Drop your hips
Use arms
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KNOCKOUT
Each player has a ball and dribbles it within the area.
On "Go" Each player attempts to maintain possession of their ball while attempting to poke other players balls out.
Players can't leave their ball to go and knock another one out. All balls must be poked out of the grid and not in the air (safety) If a ball is dribbled outside the grid or knocked out of the grid, players conduct 5 toe taps/juggles and rejoin the game.
Variations:
Coaches play
Coaches can make the grid smaller
How many balls can you get in a a two minute game?
Coaching points:
Sideways on
Arms out
Keep body between opponent and ball (far away)
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BLOB
Two to three players are without a ball holding hands (BLOB). Everyone else is dribbling
On coaches command, the Blob sprints in and attempts to poke players balls out of the grid. If they dribble the ball out of the grid or the blob pokes their ball out, they join the blob. The Blow will get bigger and bigger. Play until all balls have left the area. Select new blobs, play again
Variation:
When the blob has four players, they split in two's (Mutating Blob)
Coach is the blob
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CRAB SOCCER
Players start on one side with balls attempt to dribble thru the crabs safely to the other side. If players ball is won by a crab (between the feet or legs) or knocked out of the area by the crab, the dribbling player now becomes a crab.
Crabs can't run. Dribbling players can't chip the ball into the air (safety). They automatically become a crab. Keep the ball on the ground. If a crab uses their hands on the ball at anytime, the dribbler gets free access to the other side.
Variation:
Players begin play on both sides of the area
Coaching Points
Eyes up (scan the field)
Deception
Change of speed and direction
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NEWBALL
SMALL SIDED TO GOAL (THE GAME)
Play 3v3 or 4v4 or needed with goalkeepers. Play for time. Most goals wins
Coach plays a "New" ball into the area if a goal is scored or the ball goes out of the area
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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
GRID DRIBBLE LIL SURFERS
GRID DRIBBLE LIL SURFERS: Everyone with a ball dribbling inside the area.
Move of the week: Feint