Jordan Brown
| Name: | Jordan Brown |
|---|---|
| City: | Binbrook |
| Country: | Canada |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Rondos - Wed Sept 25

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Equipment
- Balls, Bibs, Cones
Organization/Implementation
Small Rondo
5x5
- 3v1 or 4v1 Rondo or Keep-Away game
- No bibs required
- Player in the middle (defender) keeps a bib in their hand
- The 3 or 4 attackers on the outside try to keep the ball from the defender in the middle. The attackers can play 1 or 2 touch.
- If one of the attackers makes a "mistake" then the defender gives them (or drops) the bib and the attacker becomes the defender in the middle.
Small Rondo
10x10
2+2v2 Rondo
- 3 teams of 2 players each, bibs are required
- This is basically a 4v2 keep away with 2 teams (4) keeping the ball away from the 2 defenders in the middle
- if the 2 defenders in the middle can force the attackers into a mistake then they will change spots with the 2 outside attackers

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Equipment
- Balls, Bibs, Cones
Organization/Implementation
- 30x15 yard grid, split in half
- 4v2 keep away activity
- Working on the role of the first and second defender
- In the diagram the 4 attackers are trying to keep the ball away from the 2 defenders
- The first defender pressures A1 and archs her run to take away the pass to A2
- The second defender covers at a 45 degree angle and looks to take away the split pass to A3
- This makes play predictable giving the attacker, A1 only one pass to A4
- As the ball travels to A4 - R sprints to close down and Q drops in to cover
- If the 2 defenders force the attackers into a mistake, if the ball goes out of bounds, or if they can win the ball and play it over to their 2 waiting team mates, they, then become the attackers and the ball transfers to the other side and they play 4v2
- For each 5 consecutive passes the attackers make they score a point. If the 4 attackers can split the 2 defenders they get 3 points.
- Play for a pre-set amount of time. The team with the fewest points in the end wins.
Coaching Points
- Encourage communication between Q & R
- The ultimate objective for the 2 defenders is to try to not get split by the 4 attackers

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Equipment
- Balls, Bibs, Cones
Organization/Implementation
- Field size as organized above, 35 x 20 with a 5 yard neutral zone
- 3 equal teams of 4 players - all players must be in bibs
- the ball starts off in one grid with 4 attackers - 2 defenders leave the neutral zone to pressure the 4 attackers
- The attackers must connect 5 consecutive passes before they can transfer the ball to the far grid where the other 4 attackers are waiting
- The 2 resting defenders must wait inside the neutral zone and can't pressure on the opposite side until the ball is safely transfered

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FIELD DIMENSIONS: 10x10 yards
# OF PLAYERS: 4 (3V1)
TIME: 10 Minutes. Ratio: 90 Seconds / 30 Seconds (x5)
ORGANIZATION & CONDITIONS:
If defending player wins ball (or attacking player kick ball out), players switch roles.
Attacking players must take 2 touches (2 touch max).
Coaching Points:
ABC's (ANGLE of support / BODY shape when receiving / CHECK shoulder)

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Rondo 6v2: Small sided directional possession, 10x8 yard grid (15-20 min.)
- 1-touch only, longest player in the middle comes out, player who made mistake goes in to defend
- 3-minute rounds, 5 rounds
Objectives (5 min. each):
1. 10 Passes and defenders are in again
2. 10 Passes + Target Game and they are in again
3. 10 passes + 4/5/6 to 9 and they are in again
Coaching Points:
- Emphasis on good positional movements in areas to create and find passing lanes, as well as supporting each other when neccessary
- Rotate off each other to maintain good positional shape
- Search for objectives while possessing
- Coach decision making: when to go forward or backward
- Engagement at all times by all players including objectives is key
- Penetrate whenever possible without losing possession
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Rondo w/ 4 neutrals
Rondo with 4 Neutral Players
Equipment:
- Balls, Bibs, Cones
Organization/Implementation:
- Neutral players represent flank players, GKs and/or Strikers
- Objective of the exercise is to get the players to understand and get comfort with regards to when to pass back, left or right and forward
- Game is a soccer tennis activity with neutral players
- Neutral players can move freely along the side line or end line
- Play 2v2 or 3v3 - objective is for the attacking team to work together to evade the pressure of the defending team and advance the ball to the opposite side of the grid
- At first the neutral players can't be tackled - then move to full pressure
- Attacking team MUST make 5 passes before the ball can be advanced
- At first ball can only be played forward by non-neutral players - then progress to neutral (particularly flank players being able to advance the ball
- Players must get a better understanding of when to pass back vs use the flank players
- If the attacking team loses the ball, passes the ball out of bounds or turns the ball over, then the defending team takes their place and the attacking team goes on defense
- Try to make the activity as functional as possible - keep the GK as one of the goal line neutral players - rotate the players as necessary