| Name: | Ademir Wuchi |
|---|---|
| City: | New York |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
This session is design to incorporate multiple aspects of technical skills for players. Our goal should be to make sure players are comfortable with controlling the ball, trapping, dribbling, passing and shooting into target.

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8 Same color cones or markers to make 3 pitches/fields 15 x 20 yards (A,B,C)
5-8 Cones(make sure colors are different from your grid cones)
place and distribute cones to make an obstacle in which player must move through and/or dribble ball.
4 -8 Balls, (one on each outside cone)
up to 4 players on the inside cones
Activity:
Players 1 with the ball dribbles through cone obstacle, then dribbles across the field to around and through gate (2 cones 3-4 feet apart), and then player dribbles and try to finish before player 2 can defend and prevent player 1 from scoring.
Player 2 starts on opposite side, and can take off as soon as player 1 goes, however they must run side ways until they go through the first gate. Player 2 will then sprint, and cut around first cut, and run to next cone and then turn back and close player 1 from the side to prevent player 1 from scoring.
Grid A & C are mirror drills to each other.
Grid B- 2 teams, Player 1 and 2 start in opposite side, Player 1 dribbles straight through gates (1 & 2) and then turns and try to score on their own goal.
Player 2 will start as soon as player 1 starts, however they must first to through the set obstacle (cones) running backwards, and then get transition to sprinting down the field and through the opposite gate and meet head on for a 1v1 show down.
If defending player takes away ball and scores in their goal, team gets 2 pts. All other points are worth 1pt.
Progression #2 (day 1 or 2)
Players will repeat same above drill, however coaches can make it a 1 v 2 and a 2 v 2 for players to understand the different dynamics and tactical pressure to game
Progression #3 (day 1 or 2)
Add additional small cones (2-3 max), coach can add different obstacles, such as hurdles, or ladder, and or have players run in different directions, or forms so that players can be work on quick lateral movement needed in defending.
Coaching Points:
Dribbling: Close touches with outside of foot,
Quick and sharp turns,
penetration into open space,
knowing where defender is and feeling confident and shooting in to goal.
Defender - working on good lateral movement, quick sprints and sharp turns, and closing space to prevent shot or take away ball. * Does player use angles, proper foot, shoulder, feel confident to close player, firm footing, and not afraid to get beaten or make a defensive mistake, can they recover quickly.
Receive the layoff with the outside of the foot
Pulling side to side make sure that hips are square and parallel to the way that they are facing
** Note: make sure players stay engaged and that the you are able to modify drills based not only the group, but on each player level, so that you can have some players limited and work more on their individual strengths and weakness.

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ACTIVITY:
COACHING POINTS:
PROGRESSIONS:

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Set Up:
3v3 plus 2 Wing Neutrals
5v5 plus 2 Wing Neutrals
*7 v 7 Plus 2 wing Neutrals (if you are playing 9v9)
Activity:
3v3 plus 2 Wing Neutrals
5v5 plus 2 Wing Neutrals
*7 v 7 Plus 2 wing Neutrals (if you are playing 9v9)
directional to a goalTeams in 2 different colors
3 - touch limit unless player dispossesses the player with the ball and can go to goal
Players look to move the ball going forward and playing backwards as little as possible while trying to avoid getting caught is tight spaces
Players on the ball look to play into the winger to avoid getting "trapped". Winger player can dribble up the line but must look to cross back to team with possession.
Team (player) with ball possession can use either neutral winger as a wall pass, or open player, however with the objective to make a attacking run, and number advantage when attaching, as well as returning to make defensive contributions.
Coaching Points:
Weight of passes
Recognizing space
Movement of ball (tempo)
Are our players with possession "ahead" in their thinking to advance the ball in attack
Are we creating opportunities to help the player with the ball when we are off the ball

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Set Up:
3v3 2 Wing
5v5 2 Wing
*7 v 7 2 wings (1:2:3:1)
Activity:
Open game, where the 2 outside players are both offensive and defensive players as wingers.
directional to a goalTeams in 2 different colors
Open play to see if players are naturally understanding defensive and offensive components of the game, opening up space, attacking and penetrating open areas by dribbling, passing or shooting to target (goal).
Players look to move the ball going forward and playing backwards as little as possible while trying to avoid getting caught is tight spaces
Players on the ball look to play into the winger to avoid getting "trapped". Are winger player dribble up the line and crossing to team with possession. Are wingers returning and playing defense: are players transitioning back properly on their own.
Coaching Points:
Weight of passes
Recognizing space
Movement of ball (tempo)
Are our players with possession "ahead" in their thinking to advance the ball in attack
Are we creating opportunities to help the player with the ball when we are off the ball . Are we taking shoots and trying score. Are shots being taken with confidents and are players staying engaged with each other.
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S3a-dynamic warm-up (10 mins)
Working on 3 components throughout the week at a basic beginner and moderate level. 30 x 35 yards field
Dynamic work-out, Dribbling, movement, strength training
NO defensive pressure. player focus: control, understanding for soft touch and try to maintain ball close to them,
- working dribbling at different speeds,
- moving the ball with both feet,
- cutting and turning with the ball and without the ball.
- doing standard movements like jumping over the ball, stretches,
- some strength training movement like bear and spider crawls, body rolls over the ball.
NOTE: All players with a ball and spaced out on the field will listen to coach as they begin to warm up to specific set of instructions provided.
Coach begins with simple instructions of ball mastery exercises in their area: jog in place, toe taps, stepping over the ball, walking through the ball, running around the ball, inside step, scissors, V-pull back, rolls, etc... Note: instructions are based on player’s age & skill levels.