Ayodeji Ogunlade
| Name: | Ayodeji Ogunlade |
|---|---|
| City: | Hamilton, New Jersey |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
1. Open body shape to receive the ball.
2. Taking touch with inside or outside of feet to play away from the pressure.
3. Distance of touch (allowing head to come up and look forward).
4. End product.

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Organization:
As shown.
Activity 1 Instructions:
Players are divided into two or three groups. A passes to B and follows pass. B looks to takes a good first touch to drive through The gate and then finish on goal first time with a pass or shot.
Activity 2 Instructions:
Players are divided into two or three groups. A passes to B and follows pass. B looks to take a good first touch to drive through either gate and then dribbles ball back to starting point. C plays to A and rotation is continuous.
Coaching Points:
- Quality of pass (weight, direction).
- On toes, ready to receive ball.
- Communication (Feet).
- Prepare surface (Ankle locked, toe up for inside of the foot, toe down for outside of the foot)
- Weight of touch to get ball out of feet and through gate.
- Quality finish on goal.
Progressions:
- Passer presses quickly after pass to put receiver under pressure.
- Passer moves to block one gate. Receiver must recognise this and take touch to other gate.

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Organization:
As shown.
Instructions:
1v1 game with full pressure. Server player A passes to player B who is an attacker. Player B must get through either gate with ball under control. Player C applies immediate pressure as soon as the ball is travelling to Player B. If defender (Player C) wins the ball they can score into counter goals. Play 1v1 until a goal is scored or the ball goes out of play. Rotation: A-B-C-A.
Coaching Points:
- Quality of first touch (firm and accurate).
- Quality of pass (weight, direction).
- On toes, ready to receive ball.
- Communication (Feet).
- Prepare surface (Ankle locked, toe up for inside of the foot, toe down for outside of the foot).
- Weight of touch depending on pressure from defender.
- Disguise first touch to lose the defender.

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Organization:
5v5 game
Coaching Points:
- Make field big as a team when in possession.
- Create individual space.
- Weight and direction of first touch based on your surroundings.
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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
Warm up / Rondos
On Arrival:
Juggling.
Organization:
1 Player, 1 ball.
Instructions:
Players dribble around inside the area and are pretending other players are defenders, they look to penetrate through the gaps and break lines.
Coaching Points:
Messi:
- Pinky toe to dribble.
- Small quick touches.
- Head up, look for gaps.
Xavi:
- Realizing no space.
- Ball out of feet.
- Head up after turn.
- Acceleration out of turn.
Ronaldo:
- Lots of space, take bigger touches.
- Pick up head after every touch.
Rondos 4v1 or 5v1:
Area:
10 yards x 10 yards.
Organization:
- 2 playing areas are set up.
- 3 v 1 transitional keep away.
- The attacking team have to keep the ball awayfrom the defender.
- Upon winning the ball, the defender have to try and pass the ball
back quicklyinto his grid.
- Upon playing the ball across, 1 player from the team that was in
possession now move across to win the ball back as they are now
the defending team.
Progression:
- Completion of 5 successive passes equals to a point.
- Defending team can send a second defender in when attacking
team completes 5 passes.
Coaching points:
- Quick transitioning from attacking to defending and vice-versa
- Quality and weight of pass.
- Angles and distance of support.
- Quick pressing to win the ball back when defending.
- Quick pressing from team who lost ball to stop ball going forward.
- Speed of movement to support the player on the ball.