Football/Soccer Session (Academy Sessions): UEFA B switch playing 1.0
FAW Coach Ed
Chenghao Liu
Profile Summary
| Name: | Chenghao Liu |
|---|---|
| City: | Dublin |
| Country: | Ireland |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Description
Organisation (Practice Layout & Transition)
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SP block 2
Topic: Switch playing for playing around
Priciples: make pitch big, keep pitch wide, decision making when to switch, who can switch? exploit the space, ball speed
Pitch Geography
RED (4-2-2) (Being coached)
BLUE (4-2)
Subprinciples:
1. transitions
2. force wide, make the pass predictable, staying tight and press slowly, leave the furthest players
Area size: half pitch
Targets: reds score both mini goals, blues score the blue goal
Players: 9 reds (with GK) v 6 blues
Time: 4 mins
Organistion:
1. Gather all players to the tactical board to explain principles
2. Brief inroduction of targets, formation, players, time
3. Explain the switch playing principles for reds and defending switch playing play principles each in brief
Key words for switching: make pitch big, keep ball wider, good timing to pass, good ball speed, tight touch and open body body to pass.
Key words for defending switch: force wide; make the pass predictable; press quick; leave the furest players
5. kick off and identify ball lose when denfending tight press.
Problem 2: reds lose ball before switching beacuse stays tight and cannot play thorough for switching
Solution 2: players drop back, stay wide, play over or play around for switching
Coaching details: side wingers; midfield; full backs; CB
Frame: Walkthrough
Information:
Switch playing: make pitch big, keep ball wide, when to pass and who to pass? how to swich?(play through; play around; play over; ball speed; touches);
1. CB or midfield drop back outside the tight blues formation for receiving the ball for switching.
2. Wingers carry the ball and attact denfeners and pass the ball over head for switching.
3. ST or ML make a next-pass for CB or ther another midfield to switch
Defending the switching: force wide; make the pass predictable; press quick; leave the furest players
1. stay tight and move together, move side to side for forcing the ball to the wide sides, make the pass predictable.
2. leave the furthurst players wide
Chanllenages:
reds: can you play over head for switching?
Blues: can you make them make passing through and block?
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Switch playing SSG
Topic: Switch playing for playing thorough
Priciples: make pitch big, keep pitch wide, decision making when to switch, who can switch? exploit the space, ball speed
Pitch Geography
RED (4-2-2) (Being coached)
BLUE (4-2)
Subprinciples:
1. transitions
2. force wide, make the pass predictable, press quick, leave the furthest players
Area size: half pitch
Targets: reds and blues score big goals
Players: 9 reds (with GK) v 9 (with GK)
Time: 7 mins
Organistion:
1. Bring all of the player to tactics board to explain
2. Brief inroduction of targets, formation, players, time
3. Explain the switch playing principles for reds and defending switch playing play principles each in brief
Key words for switching: make pitch big, keep ball wider, good timing to pass, good ball speed, tight touch and open body body to pass.
Key words for defending switch: force wide; make the pass predictable; press quick; leave the furest players
5. kick off and identify ball lose when denfending tight press.
Problem 1: reds lose ball before switching beacuse blues press too quick and tight
Solution 1: keep the wide, exploit the wide sides narrow area to switch
Coaching details: side wingers; midfield; full backs
Frame: Walkthrough
Information:
Switch playing: make pitch big, keep ball wide, when to pass and who to pass? how to swich?(play through; play around; play over; ball speed; touches);
1. Two without ball wingers or CB or midfield make the pitch big and get ready for receiving the ball and o the goal position.
2. Wingers with ball keep the ball wide wait for the striker drop to make a next-pass to over head switch. Or miefield move ousitde make a next-pass for CB or winger to switch. play through is the first option, could pass back to CB or GK to play around.
3. Make sure pass ball accurately and powerfully, but accurancy is the first option.
Defending the switching: force wide; make the pass predictable; press quick; leave the furest players
1. when the ball on the full backs press the ball really aggresive
2. leave the furthurst players wide
Chanllenages:
reds: can you try to make 5 passes before switching?
Blues: can you try to block the passing through?
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SSG block 2
Topic: Switch playing for playing around
Priciples: make pitch big, keep pitch wide, decision making when to switch, who can switch? exploit the space, ball speed
Pitch Geography
RED (4-2-2) (Being coached)
BLUE (4-2-2)
Subprinciples:
1. transitions
2. force wide, make the pass predictable, staying tight and press slowly, leave the furthest players
Area size: half pitch
Targets: reds score both mini goals, blues score the blue goal
Players: 9 reds (with GK) v 9 blues (with GK)
Time: 7 mins
Organistion:
1. Gather all players to the tactical board to explain principles
2. Brief inroduction of targets, formation, players, time
3. Explain the switch playing principles for reds and defending switch playing play principles each in brief
Key words for switching: make pitch big, keep ball wider, good timing to pass, good ball speed, tight touch and open body body to pass.
Key words for defending switch: force wide; make the pass predictable; press quick; leave the furest players
5. kick off and identify ball lose when denfending tight press.
Problem 2: reds lose ball before switching beacuse stays tight and cannot play thorough for switching
Solution 2: players drop back, stay wide, play over or play around for switching
Coaching details: side wingers; midfield; full backs; CB
Frame: Walkthrough
Information:
Switch playing: make pitch big, keep ball wide, when to pass and who to pass? how to swich?(play through; play around; play over; ball speed; touches);
1. CB or midfield drop back outside the tight blues formation for receiving the ball for switching.
2. Wingers carry the ball and attact denfeners and pass the ball over head for switching.
3. ST or ML make a next-pass for CB or ther another midfield to switch
Defending the switching: force wide; make the pass predictable; press quick; leave the furest players
1. stay tight and move together, move side to side for forcing the ball to the wide sides, make the pass predictable.
2. leave the furthurst players wide
Chanllenages:
reds: can you play over head for switching?
Blues: can you make them make passing through and block?
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Switch playing SP block 1
Topic: Switch playing for playing thorough
Priciples: make pitch big, keep pitch wide, decision making when to switch, who can switch? exploit the space, ball speed
Pitch Geography
RED (4-2-2) (Being coached)
BLUE (4-2)
Subprinciples:
1. transitions
2. force wide, make the pass predictable, press quick, leave the furthest players
Area size: half pitch
Targets: reds score both mini goals, blues score the blue goal
Players: 9 reds (with GK) v 6 blues
Time: 4 mins
Organistion:
1. Drop the bibs for reds(4-2-2) and blues(4-2) on the pitch, get 2 more blues and 1 keeper beside for SSG
2. Brief inroduction of targets, formation, players, time
3. Explain the switch playing principles for reds and defending switch playing play principles each in brief
Key words for switching: make pitch big, keep ball wider, good timing to pass, good ball speed, tight touch and open body body to pass.
Key words for defending switch: force wide; make the pass predictable; press quick; leave the furest players
5. kick off and identify ball lose when denfending tight press.
Problem 1: reds lose ball before switching beacuse blues press too quick and tight
Solution 1: keep the wide, exploit the wide sides narrow area to switch
Coaching details: side wingers; midfield; full backs
Frame: Walkthrough
Information:
Switch playing: make pitch big, keep ball wide, when to pass and who to pass? how to swich?(play through; play around; play over; ball speed; touches);
1. Two without ball wingers or CB or midfield make the pitch big and get ready for receiving the ball and o the goal position.
2. Wingers with ball keep the ball wide wait for the striker drop to make a next-pass to over head switch. Or miefield move ousitde make a next-pass for CB or winger to switch. play through is the first option, could pass back to CB or GK to play around.
3. Make sure pass ball accurately and powerfully, but accurancy is the first option.
Defending the switching: force wide; make the pass predictable; press quick; leave the furest players
1. when the ball on the full backs press the ball really aggresive
2. leave the furthurst players wide
Chanllenages:
reds: can you try to make 5 passes before switching?
Blues: can you try to block the passing through?