David Zook
| Name: | David Zook |
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| City: | Phoenix |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Technical 1v1 |
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Tactical Understanding pressure |
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Physical movement on & off the ball |
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Psychological Awareness |
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Social Teamwork |
Organisation:
Modify the 5 1v1 pitches to 2 pitches, with 1 2v2 and 2 3v3
Small goals or cones.
Each game has a ball and have balls at the side to keep play quick.
Create a half way line with flat cones
Instructions:
When a team has the ball:
- 2v2 only 1 player can pass the half way line and 1 player must remain in their half
- 3v3 only 2 players can pass the half way line and 1 player must remain in their half
- All defenders can go in both halves, but if the they win the ball a player must run into their half - think about passing lines
Attacking:
- Can the player without the ball run into the opposition half to receive the pass
- Can the player with the ball dribble into the opposition half, run to the goal or recycyle
- If the attacker loses the ball they must recover running back into their half, how quickly can they recover - main focus
Defending:
- Which player presses the attacker, which player supports his / her team mate
- If the defenders win the ball how quickly can you attack
Coaching points:
The focus is on the defending sides:
- Speed of recovery. You must run back as quickly as possible to help your team mate
- Where to run to when you recover?
- Can you run into passing lines to stop the attackers passing?
- Can you run to delay the attacker?
- How do I help and support my team mates
Progression:
Upgrade to 5v5

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Key Factors
Decision whether to press ball or defend deep
Role of recovering defender
Transition from attacking to defending
Organisation
Free-flowing match
A team will score a point if they receive ball from their GK and get possession over half-way line
A team will score a point for scoring, as per usual match
Key point
Can you press to win ball before half-way line?
Do you need to drop and defending forward passes (Delay)
Do you need to allow opposition to get ball over half-way line to deny space in behind? (If two players are out of position you may have to sacrifice conceding halfway-line goal)
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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
Group Game: Drop (30 mins)
Game Objective: to stop the counter-attack at the top of the 18
Topic: Delay Progress and Reorganize
Phase: Transition: Attacking to Defending
Problem: We have lost the ball and our opponent is on the attack
Who: 4,5, 2,3, 6
Where: middle or attacking third
When: when we are outnumbered on a counter-attack
What: (1) Drop slowly to protect space (2) Others drop quickly to reorganize
Why: to prevent a shot on goal
Layout: Half field; two goals ; four poles
Restrictions: 3v 6 Rondo in red box; 3v2 outside of redbox; two goalie; two crosses in red box to score.
Scoring: 1 point for delay; 1 point for reorg; 1 point for goals
Game: Regular game;
Coaching Points: As soon as ball is lost (1) the 2 and 3 drop to reorganize (2) the 4 and 5 delay progress
- Speed of recovery. You must run back as quickly as possible to help your team mate
- Where to run to when you recover?
- Can you run into passing lines to stop the attackers passing?
- Can you run to delay the attacker?
- How do I help and support my team mates