Name: | Fabrice Gautrat |
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City: | Chicago |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Passing & Receiving Exercise
- 3 groups of 3 in 30 x 40 yard area.
i. Pass and move in area.
ii. Players take a positive touch and dribble 5 yards before passing to teammate.
iii. Players can take three touches. Receive the ball, take a touch towards player you want to play and pass
iv.. Two touches
v.. one touch
Coaching Points:
Are we peaking before we receive the ball?
Are we receiving with our hips open to the field? Is the ball arriving across the body?
Are we moving off the ball?
Are we supporting the player on the ball?
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Activity 1:
GK-2-1-2 vs. 2 (3)
Set-up:
1/3 of field.
Organization
- Blue team scores by switching it from one side of the field to the other.
- Black team scores by going to goal.
1) Change attacking team.
2) Change defensive players.
Progression: Can add another defender to make it 6v3.
Coaching Points
Look to take a positive touch at all times
Body shape when showing for and receiving the ball
Angles of support off the ball
Give width when on offense
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6v6 Game for GU9&GU10's. 8v8 for U11's. (30 minutes)
Scoring: 1) Players get one point if they score on goal, 2) if they switch the ball from one end to the other.
Things to Teach:
Throw-ins - Closest Outside back takes it. Closest forward
Coaching points:
Offensive team needs to have their forwards wide in their own half and they can start coming in the offensive half.
Important we teach them our number system and formation. We play a GK-2-1-2. With two defenders, one CM and two forwards.
Make sure you give them set positions.
Let's create 3 channels to naturally give them width.
2-10/15 minute halves.
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Two Things to teach in 6v6 Game:
Throw ins:
- Closest Center back (4) takes the throw. Opposite Center Back provides support by dropping back at an angle.
Options:
1) Closest forward (3) checks to the ball and then makes run down the line.
2) Center mid starts out and then checks inside to receive ball to either play ball down the line, play it back to 4 and opens up to get the ball back again with the intent of switching it. Or 6 can play to 5 who then looks to switch the ball.
GK in possession of the ball.
If everyone clears out, GK can put the ball down at her feet and distribute from there. Look to find seams or play to one of the Center Backs. Opposite Center Backs tucks in to provide cover in case we lose possession.
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Animation Controls (PCs, Macs, Laptops):
Play animation
Play step-by-step
Repeat (toggle)
Full Screen
Pause
Stop
Back/Forward: Drag timeline button
3v1 (Arrival Game) (30 mins)
3v1 Warm-up. (Olders play 3v2)
Rules:
- Have to call name of person you're passing to.
- Player who loses the ball or doesn't call the name goes in the middle and performs 4 push-ups.
- Player in middle has to touch the ball three times in order to go out of grid.
Coaching Point: 3 step rule, always supporting your teammate.
Ball Mastery: 4 different moves.
sole-V's, Sole-behind, sole-outside, pull push, inside-sole, sole across, inside - outside cut, dribble cut, fake shot, etc.
1v1 moves: the hop, cut under, scissor, L move.
Do it with passive pressure.