Name: | Jeremy Williams |
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City: | Palo Alto, CA |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organization:
Using full size goal-divide into two teams.
Instructions:
Red team begins by play A-B-C. C recives the ball, takes 1 touch and strikes on goal with their next touch. After shooting they become the GK for the White team who reapeat a similar process, passing A-B-C but instead dribbly centrall and shooting on the red GK. The player that shoots then become the GK and the process repeats.
Coaching Points
-Angle of Approach
-Large finishing Stride
-Non-Kicking foot next to ball
-Strike with secind knuckle of foot contacting the ball
-Strike in the center of the ball
-Eyes on the part of ball you want to strike
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Organization:
-3 areas of 20x10 set up as shown
-5 yard scoring zone where defenders cannot go into
-3 groups of players
-3 Pugg goals
Instructions:
-Players placed in groups depending upon skill level
-Individual competition between players of each group
-Player at front of line tries to beat defender staying within zone and score to gain a point for him/herself.
-If goal is scored/ball goes out of play/ball is won by defender that 1v1 game is over, the attacker becomes the defender, and the next attacker comes into field to try and score.
-If player uses a moves successfully and scores, they gain 3 points.
-Player from each group with most amount of points wins.
Coaching Points:
-Good positive first touch
-Controlled approach
-Observe defenders position
-Attackers defenders front foot
-Execution of move
-Take touch back across the defender and accelerate away
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Organization:
5 v 5 or 4 v 4 Depending upon the numbers present
Instructions:
Smalled sided game illustrating the importance of the proper shooting technique
Coaching Points:
Proper Shooting Technique
Finishing-ie when to use which technique
Observe keeper to make decision
How much space do you need to shoot?
Progressions:
Field Set-up
Matt will run the small sided games 4v4 or 5v5
Jeremy will run 1v1 attacking, semi-opposed to fully opposed
Mike will run a shoting activity