Harvey Brown
| Name: | Harvey Brown |
|---|---|
| City: | Portsmouth |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Start the session with some handling where the GKs rotate after each volley. They will complete 6 on each side. This implements the footwork across the goal while also hitting their handling warm up.
If they struggle allow them to slow down and take more time with the movement. If they're doing too well encourage them to move to the other side as fast as possible and the servers to play it faster and harder.

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This is the 1 on 1 GK session bit by bit.
Player starts with a volley from the closest blue & gives the ball back then steps into a block from a still ball in-between server and GK.
Should this be a struggle, make the server get to the ball later or even not at all. break down the Block technique and then progress it into where the server should try score past the GK and they turn the Block into a skill.

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should this be too hard, the attacker will be told to run a lot slower or not run at all. once they become confident in the technique it can be played in from the coach instead of a dead ball - at and speed and distance. therefore becoming a skill.

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As these keepers will be moving onto distribution in a couple weeks, they will then need to distribute the ball into the mini goal however they may want to. this gives us an early chance to analyse their distribution technique in preparation for a those sessions.

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if they keep getting the 1 on 1 wrong remove the shot and break down 1 on 1 technique. If they are doing very well play the ball in at faster pace.
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2 touch is a good social warm up to get players enjoying the session straight away and being more talkative. This works well with u15/16s who may struggle more socially.