Football/Soccer Session (Difficult): 05G Black Transition Def to Attack 9-26-2017
Pro-Club: Pleasanton RAGE Girls Soccer Club
Sarah Fawcett, Adult Member
Profile Summary
| Name: | Sarah Fawcett |
|---|---|
| City: | Leeds |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Description
Goal: Backline begins reading the cues, communicating and getting set up as a unit earlier
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3v3 then 3v2 (20 mins)
3V3+1 Possession to 3V2 Attack (10 in the group)
ORGANIZATION
- 4 players try to possess for 3 passes, after 3 passes they are allowed to go to pugg goals without the other possession team defending them but once they leave the possession box, 2 defenders outside the box are allowed to defend the goals
COACHING POINTS
- Defenders need to be aware and ready to defend. Read the cues that tell you what is happening.
- Try to make attackers go one way
- Apply presure TOGETHER immediatelly!
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5v4 (20 mins)
5v4 Transition for Backline
ORGANIZATION:
- Back 4 defenders are on cones in a high position, 2 other defenders are facing off against 3 attackers in a possession grid. After attackers connect 3 passes they go to goal along with 2 other attackers out wide. 2 defenders in possession zone cannot help defend once ball leaves zone but they can help score in small goals if defenders win the ball and find them.
- Backline scores a point by not letting the attackers get a shot off and score 3 points by hitting pugg goals. Attackers score 1 point by getting a shot off and 3 points by scoring a goal.
COACHING POINTS:
- Defenders, read the cues that an attack is mounting By reading those cues you can get your body set and ready, you can set up and organize, and you can make play predictable.
- What are the cues? (opponant looking up, opponant showing a kicking motion, opponant making a run, opponants reaching their passing goals [not game like but still using deductive reasoning])
- What doesn it mean to 'make play predictable'? (keep the attacker going one way and isolate them)
- Who steps to the ball first and applies pressure? (Closest to the ball: ressure, cover, balance)
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Def to Attack (20 mins)
Transition to Attack
-Balls are served into the back line AERIALLY
Setup
-RED Defensive team must gain possession and find the 9, 6, 8, 10 on a connecting pass on the ground - worth 5 points
-Defensive team to send players #2 and #3 into the attack to get ball forward in possession to become the 7 and 11 in that attack
3 Touch Max
-Defensive team RED can all get forward
- Only attackers WHITE (now defenders) can prevent the counterattack; 3 white attackers no pressure
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Tech Warmup
Dynamic Stretches - Series by Team Captains
Rondo 5v2 tight square (14 players in 2 grids)
Progression 5x2 movement to new grid once 5 passes made
Modify to one grid of 6v3 and one grid of 5v2 if have 16 players
Modify to both grids 6v3 if 17 players
- Coaching points - Pass and Move to open space, quick 2 touch, body position open to receive
After red team (defenders get the ball with any touch 5 times, rotate to attackers
Defending pair, if they win the ball and can get to the other grid in possession, they get 10 points.
Attacking team, if they get 5 touches and move to another grid in possession, they get 5 points.