Name: | Drew Munro |
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City: | Oakville |
Country: | Canada |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organization:
Set up 2 rectangles on a quarter pitch, 8 players per grid
Team 1 plays Team 2 in a possession game
Activity:
The defending team's role is to gain possession, by breaking up the diamond shape of the attackers to regain possession
For every change in possession the defending team wins a point
Coaching Points:
Fast approach by defender, slowing down 3 feet away from attacker
Take up the defensive stance
Jockeying to delay
Eyes on th e ball
Don't jumo in, wait for the attacker to make a mistake
Intorduce intercept and front block tackling
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Organization
-3 20x15yd areas with centre zone divided.
Activity:
Players are split into 3 teams and placed 1 team in each zone.
Team in the middle send 2-3 defenders into possession zone
Attacking team attamptts to play ball to opposite grid.
Defending team remains defenders unless they intercept or front challenge and win the ball; each defensive block wins 1 point
If defending team intercepts and completes a pass to players in the middle, the ball is played to opposite grid. Receiving team becomes attackers. Team losing posession defends.
Coaching Points:
Shape and compactness
Shifting
Blocking Passing Lanes
3-2 or 2-3 shape
Individual Defending//2v2 (20 mins)
Organization:
Set up 4 lanes on a quarter ptich using cones, 4 players per lane
Players should start from each end, one with the ball and one without
Activity:
Player 1 passes ball to Attacker 2. Player 3 prevents Attacker from dribbling across the line.
Progression 1: Attacker 4 joins to form a 2v1
Progression 2: Defender 3 joins (Attacker 4 does not) to makes 1v2
Progression 3: 2v2
Coaching Points:
Fast approach by defender, slowing down 3 feet away from attacker
Take up the defensive stance
Jockeying to delay
Eyes on th e ball
Don't jumo in, wait for the attacker to make a mistake