| Name: | Carl Edwards |
|---|---|
| City: | Shanghai |
| Country: | China |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Objectives
Open reception technique
First Touch - Decision Making
Organisation
- Split into groups of 3/4 to each set
- Two passing players start on both sides of the receiving player in the middle
- Drill starts by receiving player ‘backing out’ to either red cone
- Passing player passes to the receiving player in the middle who then transfers ball to the player on opposite side
- Middle player returns to the middle area and repeats the 'backing out' movement to create new passing angle
-Switch roles every 2-3 minutes or 8 passes
- If groups of 4, players follow their pass to allow rotation.
- Note: if tempo is slow play competition between sets, first to 10 passes etc.
Progression B
If pass is played to front foot, play a return pass back to the starting player
If pass is played to the back foot, receive out and play to the opposite side
If pass is played centrally can I dummy the ball and play to the opposite side?
Decision: Can I play 1 or 2 touch?
Progression C
Using the previous decisions the middle player can also setup a wall pass to play to opposite side at any time. New player then rotates to middle position.
Coaching Points
Receiving player should 'back out' to receive
High tempo movement, should be ready in position before the pass arrives
Emphasise 1 & 2 touch passing

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Forward passes in 6v6 +1 - Organisation & Setup:
- Use 6v6 pitch if numbers are appropriate
- Players setup a back 3 and a front 2
- Setup a neutral CM on halfway
- Players are limited to their half apart from CM who stays on halway area until active
- Ball starts from either GK, team tries to work the ball (ideally) through the CM (can also play direct into striker) into attacking half and finish on goal.
*Encourage players to receive with an open body and on the correct foot
*Encourage CM to play with an open body / dummy to spin into the attacking half
Progression
- Finish with a normal 6v6+1 if odd number of players keep a neutral player
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Warm Up (5 mins)
Objectives:
- to provide ball manipulation and movement repetitions in preparation for session
Warm up - Organisation:
The diagram demonstrates 2 ways to set up - ideally players are in pairs to ensure extra time on task. If the group is large it can be done in 4`s or 3`s with players swapping in and out.
- ensure outside cones are a different colour to the 2 on the inside
- players perform co-ordination exercise from red to blue and then dribble with the ball from blue to blue, stop the ball and then continue the co-ordination exercise
Ensure players get plenty of repetitions of each exercise and ball manipulation task.
Then without breaking, transition into next technical exercise: