Football/Soccer Session (Moderate): NCS Session 1
Profile Summary
| Name: | Matt Parkinson |
|---|---|
| City: | Accrington |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Passing and Control
Key points:
1. Power and Acuracy (Inside/outside)
2. First touch (Outside and inside)
3. Movement to receive (Angled and back foot)
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Skill. (15 mins)
Through the Gates
Set up
5v5 (+1)
Organisation
2 pitches of 5v5 within 2 areas. 5 gates set up on each pitch with goals scored going through the cones.
Coaching points
Key points:
1. Power and Acuracy (Inside/outside)
2. First touch (Outside and inside)
3. Movement to receive (Angled and back foot)
Progressions.
a) 3 touch limit.
b) Less gates
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SSG Competition. (30 mins)
SSG
Set up
4 team game with 2 pitches running.
5v5 No Keepers.
Orginisation
Dribble ins with all others football rules included.
Must score in their half.
Coaching points
1. Power and Acuracy (Inside/outside)
2. First touch (Outside and inside)
3. Movement to receive (Angled and back foot)
Progressions
a) Goals are equal to amount of passes before a goal
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Technique. (15 mins)
Technique.
Passing and Control
Set up.
30x30 area with half on outside and half inside.
Organisation
Players are working on first touch and passing with partner on outside.
Coaching ponts
Key points:
1. Power and Acuracy (Inside/outside)
2. First touch (Outside and inside)
3. Movement to receive (Angled and back foot)
Progressions.
a) Players pass back to players on the outside then move to another.
b) Players receive then must pass to another on oustide.
c) Rotations with those on the outside who step in with first touch into space.