| Name: | Pedro USSF A |
|---|---|
| City: | Chelsea |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Objective: improve our ability to keep possession but also find second line and third line passes.
Set-up: 10x10 grid with 6 players.
Coaching Points:
1. Movement without the ball;
2. Finding 1st line, 2nd line and 3rd line passes;
3. Emphasize up/back/thru pattern.

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Objective: Teach players to transition from attacking to defending. Teach attackers exploit space. This is exhausting, use this as a fitness drill as well.
Setup: 20x30 (size as needed). 6ft pug goals. Start with 1 lines at each end, each player with a ball. 4 players min.
Play: Player 1 attacks Player 2. If ball goes out of play on Side A (goal, endline, or touchline), then Player 4 immediately attacks Player 2. If ball goes out of play on Side B, then Player 3 immediately attacks Player 1
Coaching Points: Attackers - look to exploit space while defender is out of position. Defenders - make a recovery run to get goal side, then force attacker to side.
Progression: Go to 2v2.

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Setup: 20x30 (size as needed). 6ft pug goals. 2 lines each end, Players in Line 1 and 3 each have a ball.8 players min. 15 players max.
Play: Same as 1v1?
Coaching Points: Same as 1v1?

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Setup: 30x30 (size as needed). 6ft pug goals. 2 lines each end, Players in Line 1 and 3 each have a ball. 12 players min.
Play: Add a player coming in from the side. This will create 1v1 scenarios from the side and angle as well as allow the winger to make diagonal runs into space behind the defenders or towards the ball into the pocket to receive the ball to lay it off or turn.
Coaching Points: Defenders - call ball (pressure), call support (cover). Attackers - look for space, do not allow self to be guarded. Always provide 2 passing options to player with ball. Exploit defense out of position / 1v1s.

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Final Game 7v7
-7v7 (or what numbers at training allow for), for 3 teams. 2 teams play, on team rests. Lightning format.
3 min or 2 goals.
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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
Dribbling Gates (10 mins)
Organisation:
Set up 'gates' and spread them out across the playing area.
Different coloured gates can create more variety and visual cues for younger children and be more fun for older children.
Every player should have a ball and can start by standing in between a gate.
How to Play:
Players dribble freely around the field gaining points by dribbling through gates. At each gate, perform a skill. Go from simple to complex.
Coaching Tips:
This is your opportunity to help players learn something new and work on it in a fun game.
If you don't know how to perform a skill yourself, ask a player to demonstrate for you.
CHANGEIT / Progressions:
Make gates or bigger or smaller based on ability levels.
Use time challenges to keep the intensity high.