Michael Richardson
| Name: | Michael Richardson |
|---|---|
| City: | Great Dunmow |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Practice Organisation:
-2 Practice areas: 30x10yds & 30x20yds, including end grid within each practice area 18yds deep with one goal at alternate ends, set-out as illustrated.
-14 players (incl. 2GK’s), working in pairs, with 2 pairs operating as Defenders & 1 pair working as support players in side of each practice.
-Practice starts with: A’s at end of grid who are free to play unopposed in 1st third.
-D’s are restricted to mid & defensive thirds.
-A’s work up & down each area to complete circuit.
-Off-side applies in final third.
-A’s can shoot from any position.
-Pairs move around circuit & after per-determined number of attempts, changes roles with D’s & S’s.
Progression:
-D’s defend early in 1st third on 1st touch of A receiver.
-Award points for hitting the target & deduct points for failure to do so.
-Support players moves into mid third to create 3v2.
Learning Objectives:
-Initial receiving touch.
-Assessing positions of D’s.
-Movement by A’s to disorganise D’s.
-Pass quality when supplying team-mates with scoring opportunities.
-Assessing GK’s position before striking at goal.
-Decision on how to beat GK.
Technical/Tactical:
-Body position/shape
-Movement
-Control
-Cover
-Balance/Cover/Support
-Starting positions
Physical:
-Speed
-Agility
-Stamina
-Strength
Psychological/Social:
-Concentration
-Confidence
-Control
-Dealing with success/failure
-Commitment

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Practice Organisation:
*15x30yd area, with two 5yd channels the full width across at either end, as illustarted.
*9 players (incl. 4T's), 1 ball.
*Practice starts with: T player must transfer the ball across channel, it is then played into any of the 3A's who must combine with at least one other attacker before playing out to opposite end. If successful a goal is scored.
*If Defenders win ball: They can score into either mini-goal on either side of the pitch.
Progressions:
*Attackers cannot recieve the ball in the same square as another attacker.
*If it is too hard for attackers to get the ball out add in a floater player who can play for which ever team has ball.
Learning Objectives:
1. Movement from players off the ball/Rotation to create space in MF.
2. Body shape to receive the ball, half turn - try not to let the defender marking you see the back of your shirt.
3. First Touch
4. Reaction when ball is in transition from attacking to defending.

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Practice Organisation:
*15 x 10 Yard area. Half way line marked, and goals at each end.
*Practice starts with coach feeding ball into Attacker. Each team attempts to score in opponent's goal in 1 v 1 situation. Player in possession is able to use support from team-mates on outside to retain possession and create new angles of attack.
*Continue playing from GKs save.
Progessions:
*If player with ball is pressured by D he can pass to outside team mate who can dribble inside and attack goal.
*Player on outside can work inside if given ball to create 2 v 1
*If 2 v 1 is created, another D may enter to make 2 v 2
*When 2 v 2 is created, 3rd A enters to join in and make 3 v 2
*If Ds gain possession in 2 v 3, 3rd D may enter to make 3 v 3
Learning Objectives:
1. Screening, shielding and turning techniques
2. Use of body feints and changes of speed
3. Creating space to exploit.
4. Use of peripheral vision to indetify passing outlets
5. Balance and Concentration in defensive role.
6. Blocking shots and recovery of rebounds.

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Practice Organisation:
*6v6 free play.
*Look at players playing through thirds. Emphasis on making pitch big!
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Practice Organisation:
*7yd Square with lines of players on each side.
*1st player stands inside square, the rest stand on the cone to give room.
1. Practice starts with: Player must put hand on the ball and pass to a team mate.
2. Once he has passed he runs to the back on the line.
Progressions:
*If you pass to the right you must run left, and vise-versa.
*Can you play a 1-2 around the middle man.
Learning Objectives:
1. Get a picture of where to play.
2. Draw the defender in to play around.
3. Direction of first touch.