| Name: | Pat Staunton |
|---|---|
| City: | SEATTLE |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Use of different surfaces
Head Up
Use of small touches to keep ball close

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Ball Each warm up
Players move around the area using a variety of different tasks:
-Toe taps
-Boxes
-Foundations
-Rolls
Add in that players have to collect items from the field (orange cones/yellow pinnies) to add competition and fun
-Defender Tag
- Stuck in the mud

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Relay Races
Teams select their team name
1 player at a time will work through the cones and run to the end point and collect a pinnie and then take it back to their team (no more than 3 per team)
1st round without ball
Progressions add a ball
Add variety of different tasks (ball in and out of cones / straight dribble etc)
The team who collects the most pinnies in 90 secs wins.
Coaching points:
- Head Up
- Use of variety of surfaces
- Keep ball close (use of small touches)

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The dribblers will try to cross the city by eluding the Bulldogs. Place two Bulldogs inside a 5x15 yard area in the middle of the gird. Place half of the players (Dribblers) with a ball at each end of the grid. On coach’s command, one group of dribblers will try to cross the city. As soon as one gets to the opposite line the next dribbler waiting goes. If the bulldog dispossesses the dribbler he/she switches with the bulldog.
Coaching Points/Questions:
When are the players using their laces to dribble?
Where are the players using a fake?
Am I protecting the ball from the Bulldogs?
When should I use a fake to get around the Bulldogs?

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1 v 1 to endzone
Defending player passes ball into attacker and then applies pressure to the ball. The player on the ball tries to dribble and stop the ball in the endzone. If the defender wins the ball, they try and break into the opponents endzone.
-2 minute rounds then switch roles
Coaching points:
- Apply pressure as early as possible
- Cover the space fast
- Slow don upon approach (small steps)
- Decision making on when to commit
- Show the attacker one side

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Small Sided Scrimmages (3 v 3 / 4 v 4)
Start with a multi ball scrimmage (use 2-3 balls at a time until all the balls are gone...who scored the most goals?
Coaching points:
- Things that were covered in earlier activities (re-inforce these points)
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ABC' s (5 mins)
ABC'S (Agility / Balance / Coordination)
Players use different movement around the grid without the soccer ball (jogging/ bounding/hopping etc)
- Transformer Tag
- Pinnie tag
- Cone touches
- Variety of movements
Coaching points:
- Creative movement
- Balance
- Changing speed and direction