Name: | Michael Trebilcock |
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City: | Newcastle |
Country: | Australia |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Skill training
Play 4 v 4 plus one bouncer from each team on either side. Place two small goals in each corner on the by-line.
The rules are that the only way you can advance the ball forward is to run with the ball.
You can pass the ball backwards and square but not forwards.
The only exception is when you play the bouncer you can play the ball forwards.
The bouncer can also play a forward pass.
Rotate the bouncers so everyone has a turn.
Coaching points
Can you play a 1-2 with the bouncer to open space to run with the ball?
Accelerate quickly when you first receive the ball to break away from the closest defender
Can you run on an angle and cut across and approaching defender?
Can you run in between two defenders?
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Skill game
Start the game with the same rules as the skill training. You can only run the ball forward and must pass backwards or square – 10 minutes
Variation, remove the need to only run forward and have general play, however, one player from your team must run the ball from one third into the next third as per diagram. – 10 minutes
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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
SI (25 mins)
Skill Introduction
A starts the drill by passing to B, B runs with the ball towards the cone then changes direction to beat the "defender" Once he has gone past the first player he plays a quick 1-2 around the second pole. When he receives the ball back he runs with the ball again to take a shot on goal.
Coaching points
When you run at the first defender, run towards the opposite side of his body you intend to attack and then change direction quickly to send him off balance.
Accelerate onto the ball when receiving the pass and go quickly for the first few steps, then slowdown slightly to change direction
When running with the ball, keep the ball far enough in front of you that you have to chase it but not too far that it is out of control.
Progression
Remove the 1-2 and instead the player cuts in between the centre of the two poles closest to the goal and runs on to have a shot.
In this example you can coach cutting across the defender once he beats the first player.