Ayodeji Ogunlade
| Name: | Ayodeji Ogunlade |
|---|---|
| City: | Hamilton, New Jersey |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
1. Principles of defending – Pressure, Cover and Balance.
2. Team shape and organization.
3. Compactness.

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Organization:
1. 20x15 areas (x4).
2. Players as shown.
Instructions:
1. Blue players are defenders.
2. Red players are attackers.
3. Red attacker on the side passes to 1st attacker and the game goes live 2v2.
4. The second defender at the endline joins in immediately to provide cover for the first defender.
5. Attackers are looking to dribble over opposition's endline.
6. Defenders dribble through the gates or pass the ball through the gates if they win possession.
7. Attackers and defenders change roles on coach's call.
Coaching Points:
1. Pressure, cover.
2. Recovery runs.
3. Delay for teammate to recover.
4. Communication.
5. Look to isolate one attacker.
6. Moments to double team.
Progression:
1. Competition: The winning team at the end of each round are promoted while the losing team are relegated.

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Organization:
1. 20x15 areas (x4).
2. Set up as shown.
Instructions:
1. Players set up as shown.
2. Server on side plays ball to attacker.
3. Player in middle of area (defender) presses and looks to win ball while the other three defenders provide cover and balance .
4. Attackers look to dribble across to the end-line with ball whenle defeders look to defend and score in the three counter goals.
5. If defender wins the ball, the defender can score by passing or dribbling through the corner gates.
6 New attackers and new defenders comes in to start another round when a goal is score or whenever the ball goes out of bounds.
Coaching Points:
1. Speed of approach.
2. Angle of approach.
3. Move as ball travels.
4. Slow down on arrival.
5. Correct moments to tackle.
Progression/Regression:
1. Increase/decrease distance as needed.
2. Play goes live on attacker's first touch.
3. Exercise 2.

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Organization:
1. Set up (half of the pitch) as shown.
2. Counter goals on the wings and in the center.
3. Cones to represent offside line / restraining line.
Instructions:
1. Blues set up in a 1-4-2 formation while reds set up in 4-2 formation.
2. Defending team (in blue) look to defend big goal and attack counter goals.
3. Attacking team(in blue) look to score on large goal.
4. Ball always restarts from the server to the red team unless otherwise specified by coach.
5. Coach also adds varitation into the start point to present new challenges to the defending team.
Coaching Points:
1. Pressure, cover and balance.
2. Compactness - horizonatally and vertically.
3. Move as a unit - maintain shape.
4. When/where to press vs. retreat/delay.
5. Show inside/outside - visual cues.
6. Transition to attack.
7. Communication - early, urgent, concise.
Progression:
1. Exercise progresses to 8v7 phase of play.

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Organization:
1. Entire half of the pitch plus 10yards
2. Small counter goals on wings.
3. Cones to represent offside line / restraining line.
Instructions:
1. Blues set up in a 1-4-2-1 formation while reds set up in 1-4-2 formation.
2. Defending team (in blue) look to defend big goal and attack counter goals.
3. Attacking team(in blue) look to score on large goal.
4. Ball always restarts from the server to the red team unless otherwise specified by coach.
5. Coach also adds varitation into the start point to present new challenges to the defending team.
Coaching Points:
1. Pressure, cover and balance.
2. Compactness - horizonatally and vertically.
3. Move as a unit - maintain shape.
4. When/where to press vs. retreat/delay.
5. Show inside/outside - visual cues.
6. Transition to attack.
7. Communication - early, urgent, concise.
Progression:
1. Exercise progresses to free play (8v8).

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Organization:
Setup as shown.
Instructions:
1. Blues set up in a 1-4-2-1 formation while reds set up in 1-1-4-2 formation.
2. Normal FIFA laws of the game applies.
Coaching Points:
1. Pressure, cover and balance.
2. Connection between the functional units i.e. defensive unit and midfield unit.
3. Defensive unit moves up quickly upon winning possession.
4. Communication between the functional units.
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Warm-up
Organization:
1) 20x15 area
2) Three groups
Instructions:
1) Players perform variety of movements to prepare for session.
Coaching Points:
1) Proper execution of physical movements.
2) Mental focus and preparation.
3) Gradual increase of intensity.