Dan Williams
Name: | Dan Williams |
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City: | Swansea |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Organisation (Practice Layout & Transition)
20 yard x 20 yard area.
Technical Session is laid out in a diamond shape to enable the players to complete a shorter and longer pass during the practise.
Players are bibbed up before the practise in 4 x 3 different colour bibs to maximise ball rolling time when switching from the technical practise to the skill practise.
Layout Transition is completed by moving the two inner cones to create a divide through the centre of the pitch/area, as per the diagrams, and create the skill practise.
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Practise Content
This Skill Practise is a 4 V 4 + 4 possession session, split into a 2 V 2 + 2 in each half of the pitch.
Players aim is to pass the ball through the middle line of the pitch to a team mate when the opportunity arises to do so, where the practise continues.
This action continues until the defending team win possession of the ball and then they try to replicate.
The Blue Support Players are able to influence the game by creating space/overloads on the outside of the pitch using the areas highlighted by the green lines. Support players are only able to move between the outside red cones.
Adaptations (Progressions & Regressions):
Progression -
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Technical (10 mins)
Practise Content
Players work in groups of 6, 6 working on the inner diamond and 6 on the outer diamond, passing the ball clockwise/anticlockwise depending on coaches instructions.
Players will pass the ball to the next base and then follow their pass.
Key coaching points relate to mechanics 5 and 6, striking the centre of the ball, with a firm ankle and with the correct amount of power to ensure the ball reaches its intended target.
Adaptations (Progressions & Regressions):
Progressions -
- Change ball direction (clockwise/anticlockwise) on coach instruction
- Add an additional ball into the rotation
Regressions -- Shorten the area to improve player chance of success
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