Mike Hays
Name: | Mike Hays |
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City: | Belton |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organization: Three cones in a line. Two players at each cone facing eachother
First varation - Volley Skills - Players 10 yards apart throw ball to facing player who volleys ball back with right foot 10 time sand left foot 10 times. Alternate Players
Second Variation - Passing . Far players move back and forth on the far cone passing and receiving the ball. Alternate players
Coaching Points - Passing
-Pass through the player, not to the player (no baby passes)
-Focus on accuracy (plant foot and hips poited at target.
-keep ball on ground
-Use instep not toes and lock ankle
Coaching Points - Receiving
Receive the ball first before making a pass
watch the ball onto your foot
Ask for ball
Recieve ball on back foot
Point your receiving foot up
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Organization: Large Circle wih players on the outside and single cone on inside. Two players on the inside. Adjust circle size based upon technique of players
Instructions:
Players in the middle use pressure cover technique to win the ball back. Once they do they push the ball out and return to red cone for restart.
Players on outside move the ball around and try to split players in the middle
Coaching Points (pressure)
Overall - prevent getting split and keep ball moving side to side
Pressure Person - close at angle, close quickly
Cover Person- Stay Tight to Pressure Person, Read angle of pressure person
Coaching Points (passers)
-move ball away from pressure
Add a goal (large with GK or small unattended) and ask players to sequence through thought processes
1) Can I shoot?
2) Can I pass to someone to shoot?
3) Can I "reset"
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Organization: Half Field
Variation 1: Have a coach GK, with three defenders. GK passes to defender. Using technique only, center forward and two wide mids close on players. Defender passes back to GK, and forward and two wide mids retreat to tight position. Repeat
Variation 2: Play live from back. Defenders and keeper try ot pass to goals (which represent midfiedlders) Forwardsd try to win ball and score (high press)
Coaching Points:
Close quickly/sprint
Cut off downfield passing lanes
Tuirn the player inside to your support
Side on/Surfboard
Come in at angle
Come in Low
Recover and dont quit
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Organization:
Three zone field. Set teams up with GK and and a 3-3-1 formation
Goal #1: Get players to move ball across zones using passing
Goall #2: Goal is to get forwards to involve other players in the offensive game.
Instructions:
Players cannot dribble into next zone - they must pass
Players cannot pass across zones - they can only play into the next zone
GK cannot pass across zones, must "play out of the back
Players cannot leave a zone unless they get a pass back into that zone
Scoring
1 point for getting a player into the offensive zone
2 ponts for a goal
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Coerver Warmup/Skills (15 mins)
Organization: Coever Warmup and Skills Development
Instructions:
-Inside Roll
-Outside Roll
-Toe Push
-Heel Toe Roll
-Bell Touches
-Toe Taps
-inside/outside rollovers
-V push pull
Change of Directon Moves
-Cruyff
-Matthews (V pull instep push)
-Drag Push
-Pull Back
-Toe push on the move
-Twist Out
-Inside Chop
-StepOver
Coaching Points:
-Use of change of speed/Accelleration on dribble and out of move
-Ask questions to get players to "self-diagnose" what they could be doing to improve on moves