Jeremy Williams
Name: | Jeremy Williams |
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City: | Palo Alto, CA |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Key Learning Outcomes
• 1st defender pressure the ball
• Get to defender quickly as the ball is moving
• Curved run to cut off penetration from attacking player
• Slow down as approach player (Arms distance away-touch tight-Knees Bent-Side on body shape)
• Body position slightly to one side of the ball
• Which way are you forcing the player (making play predictable, force onto weaker foot etc.)
• Patient waiting to win the ball
• Waiting for cue’s to win the ball (head up, bad touch etc.)
• Seconary Learning Outcomes 1v1 attacking
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Organization:
- 12x12 boxes
- 2 players in each box
Instructions:
- Players start by slapping hands
- Players attempt to slap their opponents knee for a point.
- If a player is pushed out of the area, his opponent receives a point.
- After each points scored, players slap hands to restart game
- Play for 30 seconds - 1 minute
- Keep track of points
- League table: winners move up, losers move down.
Coaching Points:
- Body shape
- On toes / Bent knees
- Consequences of diving in
- Feint to unbalance opponent / create scoring opportunity
Progressions:
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Organization:
- Same organization as previous slide, however players are in corners of the square, diagonal from each other as shown.
- One player with a ball.
Instructions (passive defender):
- Players play 5 passes back and forth to one another.
- On the 5th pass, the player receiving stops the ball and the passing player closes down (1)
- Once the defending player closes the space, the player with the ball dribbles while changing direction every few touches until they reach the opposite corner of the square (2)
- Once reaching the opposite corner, the defender retreats to opposite corner, player w/ ball plays pass and process repeats.
Coaching Points:
- Close space quickly, smaller/shorter steps as you approach defender. Can I get attacker's head down?
- Bent run: make play predictable
- Distance between player w/ ball and yourself: based on defender's / attacker's speed and quickness
- Jockey: how (body shape) / maintain comfortable distance - close enough to win ball if needed
- When to tackle / How to tackle
Progressions:
- Attacker takes heavy touch, defender wins ball
- Go live, attacker must touch cone w/ ball
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Organization:
- 24x12 yds
- 4 players (2 nuetrals in defensive half (N) / 2 fully live)
Instructions:
- Players go to goal and can only use the nuetral in their defensive half (as shown)
- Play for 2 mintues, switch roles (physically demanding activity)
- Nuetrals cannot score
Coaching Points:
- Starting Position: Deny penetration, Close enough to pressure (judging distance), Body shape (see both attackers).
- Reading Body Shape: Head up / down (cannot see me, therefore I can close space as ball travels.
- Can I intercept pass?
- Can i cut nuetral out to create 1v1?
- Should I drop off?
- Returning to proper starting position if I allow pass back to nuetral.
- Can I squeeze poor pass back to nuetral and cut out live attacker (squeeze nuetral player)?
- Feint to cause bad touch / opportunity to win ball.
Progressions:
- Manipulation of touches by either attacker to reduce / increase speed of play or get defending scenario players need to work on.
- Unrestricted: 2v2
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Players play 3v3 to maximize 1v1 confrontations and bring out the topic of indiviudal defening. Coaches could also include the addition of man to man marking within the scrimmage to force 1v1 defending and secondarlily to bring out 1v1 attacking skills and the confidence to take a player on
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Warm-up (25 mins)
Organization:
-20 x 20 yard area
-Each player has a ball
Instructions:
Part 1
Each player has a ball and is introduced to a few different types of dribbling techniques:
Messi, Ronaldo, Xavi and Ineiesta
Players will be asked how they might use each type, after they have been introduced:
-If you have a lot of space which technique might be the best?
-If you are in a very tight space how could you dribble?
Part 2
-Space is the same, now all but two players have a ball.
-The players with out the ball are defenders and hold a pinnie in their hand.
-Defenders are trying to simply touch another players ball with their foot (They are not trying to tackle)
-When a Defender touches a ball they take that ball and give their pinnie to the attacker.
-That attacker then becomes the tagger/defender
-The goal is to get tagged the fewest times and to not be it when time runs out.
Coaching Points:
-Using the proper dribbling technique/surface of the foot
-Looking for/identifiying where the open space.
-Aware of the defenders and other attackers
Progressions: