Football/Soccer Session (Academy Sessions): Dynamic Possession Training
Fundación Real Madrid
Francisco Chupe
Description
This session focuses on improving ball possession, decision-making, and transitions between attack and defense. Through dynamic drills, players enhance passing precision, mobility, coordination, and finishing in various game situations. Additionally, creativity, communication, and adaptability to different tactical scenarios are encouraged.
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- Game concepts:
- Encourages active movement after passing and quick decision-making.
- Develops coordination, reaction speed, and adaptability in different passing situations.
- Reinforces teamwork and communication between players.
- Technical:
- Improves passing accuracy, first touch, coordination, and agility.
- Tactical:
- Encourages movement after passing, spatial awareness, and reaction speed.
- Description:
- Players work in a square, making passes and performing different physical actions after each pass.
- Organization:
- A square is formed with 4 players on each side.
- Each player passes the ball and performs a physical action before rejoining the line.
- 1 or 2 balls can be used depending on the number of players.
- Actions after passing:
- Forward ladder drills.
- Direct pass and move behind the teammate to wait for their turn.
- Control and pass + zigzag through cones (forward or backward).
- Hurdle jumps (forward or lateral).
- Sets:
- 3 sets of 4 minutes each.
- Variants:
- Combine different physical actions.
- Increase passing speed.
- Reduce to one-touch passing.
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Game Concepts:
Enhances the ability to maintain ball possession under pressure.
Develops quick decision-making and intelligent positioning.
Encourages collaboration and understanding of space utilization.
Technical:
Enhances ball control, quick decision-making, and passing under pressure.
Tactical:
Develops positional play, transitions between attack and defense, and teamwork.
Description:Possession drill where teams must maintain the ball and score through a sequence of passes.
Organization:
4 players on the outside, 3 defenders, and 2 neutral players.
Timed play.
Every 10 passes = 1 goal.
If defenders recover and all touch the ball = 3 points.
If defenders recover and the ball goes out = 1 point.
Maximum 2 touches (or adapted to the players' level).
Sets:
4 sets of 3 minutes each.
Variants:
Modify the number of neutral players.
Adjust the number of allowed touches.
Change the number of passes required to score.
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Game Concepts:
Encourages creativity in attack by using different scoring opportunities.
Teaches players to adapt their strategy depending on the goal type they are attacking.
Reinforces ball circulation and the importance of switching play.
Technical:
Focuses on finishing, long-range shooting, and precision passing.
Tactical:
Teaches team adaptation to different scoring systems, ball circulation, and attacking strategies.
Description:A match where one team plays with a regular goal and the other with two small goals placed on opposite sides of the large goal.
Organization:
One team attacks a normal goal.
The other team attacks two small goals positioned on opposite ends of the main goal.
Rules for the team attacking the regular goal:
Goals count as 1 point if the ball does not switch sides.
Goals scored from long-range outside the shooting area = 3 points.
Rules for the team attacking the small goals:
Goals in any small goal count as 1 point.
If the ball switches sides before scoring, the goal counts as 3 points.
Sets:
2 sets of 8-10 minutes.
Variants:
Modify the number of small goals.
Adjust the number of allowed touches.
Change scoring conditions.
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