Adonay Jovel
| Name: | Adonay Jovel |
|---|---|
| City: | Springville |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Phase II: progress to active pressure - Apply only three principles
Principles of defending: Pressure, cover and balance
Coaching points:
- pressure, cover, balance
- Pressing angles
- Approaching angles
- Speed of approach
- Body shape
Players will shift depending on the movement of the ball
What tells the players where they should defend?
- The ball
How do the players know if they are in a good position to defend?
- Goal side
- Ball side
Progress to 4v4:Pressure, Cover, Balance and compactness with the same set up.

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Phase III: 6v4
- Attackers vs 4 defenders
- Progress 6v5
Coaching points:
- Pressure, Cover, Balance and Compactness.
- Numbers down situation
- What's more important to defend
- As a coach we will give them tools to recognize cues to step or hold depending on the situation
- How will you cover the width with less players?

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Phase IV:
- 6v6 -8v8 - Depending on the numbers
- Focus on all four principles and we will paint a great picture how the four principles connect the whole team together.
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Coaching points:
- Apply all four principles
- Staying connected as a team will be important
- Importance of passing players
- Tracking players
Also understand that we will need to modify trainings depending on how the training is developing.
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Phase I: warm up (groups of three ) - Players will pass the ball and defenders will shift depending on where the ball is and apply principles of defending (passive pressure as a warm up)
Principles of Defending: Pressure, Cover, Balance, and compactness.
Phase II: progress to active pressure - Apply only three principles
Principles of defending: Pressure, cover and balance
Coaching points:
players will read the moment of the ball and pressure the ball depending on the area of the field.
What tells the players where they should defend? The ball will tell them and numbers around the ball will be dictated with how many player are supporting the ball.