Robert Fleming
| Name: | Robert Fleming |
|---|---|
| City: | Newport |
| Country: | Australia |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Practice Aim
- generic practice which forms the basis of the press which sides will utilise
- looking to get three main outcomes from the session
1) pressing intent from the squad
2) closest player presses the ball
3) recognition around the ball to identify the next likely pass
Terminology Used
- "close the net" when talking to players about surrounding passing options
- "move as the ball moves" when working with those behind the play
- "final step" when working with the pressing player to make sure they dont pull up before getting to the opponet
Key Tactical Attributes to apply
- anyone not ballside has one of two jobs to do
1) apply backwards pressure on the ball; or
2) get back goalside
- upon BPO>BP turnover then forward runners (with the ball) should attack the penalty spot
- protect central areas and force the play wide

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Functional - Individual Def (5 mins)
Practice Aim
- Working with players with their body shape when defending 1v1
Practice Process
- Split players into two teams
- Yellow passes into Blue
- As pass is played then Coach signals to either goal "1" or "2" and the blue player has to attack that goal in a 1v1
- Blue must be in the stripped area before they can score
- Yellow player has to show the Blue player away from the target goal. If they win the ball back then they pass to the other end
- Once done then Yellow joins the back of the Blues and vice versa
Coaching Areas
- Check shoulders and angle run to protect
- Bodyshape to defend to force away from goal selected goal
- Patience and not diving in
- If the attacker is facing away from goal dont let them back inside
- Recovery if beaten
- (advanced) matching footwork
Timing
- Working in 2 x 3 min blocks