Bill Altieri
Name: | Bill Altieri |
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City: | Duxbury |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organizaton:
Set up a 50x50 area with a 15x15 smaller box in the middle. Split the players into 2 teams plus goalkeepers. The goalkeepers go in the middle box.
Instructions:
Split the players into 2 teams and have them spread out around the area. Each team has a goalkeeper that is in the smaller box in the middle. To start with each team has a ball and mixes up the range of pass (short, medium, long) either on the ground or in the air. Each team should look to link with their goalkeeper when they can. All the players should be on the move to act as passive pressure. Play for 3-5 minutes.
The goalkeeper can distribute the ball with his feet from the ground or out of his hands.
Progressions:
1- Play with 1 ball, making each team have to think aboout keeping possession from the other team. They should look to link with their goalkeeper as they can't be tackled so it takes pressure off them. It will also allow them to play out of tight spaces to an open side of the field if the goalkeeper uses their head.
2- After every 5 passes the team in possession gets 1 point, if they link to the goalkeeper they get 2 points. The goalkeeper still can't be challenged.
3- After every 5 passes (more if its going well) the team in possession gets 1 points, if they link to the goalkeeper they get 2 points. This time the goalkeepers can challenge each other by usin gtheir hands only and diving at each others feet or if the ball is in the air, challenging in the air.
Coaching Points:
Keep the ball moving quickly.
Play the ball from high pressure to low pressure.
Find open space after passing the ball so that you are an option to receive the ball.
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Organization:
Set up a 50x50 area with 2 goals at either end one made from cones and the other made from poles. Make sure they are diagonally across from each other. Split the players into 2 teams and put your goalkeepers on the outside of the area.
Instructions:
Split the players into 2 teams and have them spread out inside the area. Put your goalkeepers on the outside of the area and use them as neutrals. The coach plays the ball in and the team with possession has to keep the ball with the aim of scoring in either goal. For it to count as a goal the ball has to be passed through the goal to the neutral (gk). The neutral (gk) then passes the ball back in to the same color they received from to continue play.
Progressions:
1- After making 5 passes that team gets 1 point, if they get it through the goal to the neutral (gk) they get 2 points.
2- After scoring through one goal you have to play towards the other goal until you either score or lose possession in which you can then score through any goal.
3- Make it directional so blue defends one end and attacks the other.
Coaching Points:
Transition quickly.
Move the ball from high pressure to low pressure to maximise scoring chances.
When in possession maintain width, don't all get drawn towards the ball.
Keep the ball moving quickly, use minimal touches.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
This is the 4v4 version of the flying changes transition game. We use full-sized goals and keepers.
Set-Up:
2 full-sized goals
Space 40-50 yards Wide + 50-60 yards Long
18+ players, including 2 GKs
Set up field as shown
Make sure to mark midfield as a reference point
How to Play:
4v4 +GKs
If Blue team scores or if the ball goes out of play in the half defended by the Reds, 4 new Reds come on with a ball IMMEDIATELY (and Vice Versa)
We play this game three ways: (1) The player on the right post of each team always plays the ball in, (2) the keeper players the ball in, and (3) we have a supply of balls at every line and it is up to the players to decide who plays the ball in (this promotes communication and decision-making, but they must lose a turn if more than one ball is played in at the same time).
Coaching Points:
Rapid Transitions
Maintaining Balance to Prevent Counters
Situational Awareness
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Animation Controls (PCs, Macs, Laptops):
Play animation
Play step-by-step
Repeat (toggle)
Full Screen
Pause
Stop
Back/Forward: Drag timeline button
Activity 1 (10 mins)
Organization:
Set up a 10x10 grid. Have 1 player on each side with 1 in the middle.
Instructions:
The players on the outside pass the ball around whilst trying to keep it away from the player in the middle. If the middle player intercepts the ball then they swap with the outside player that attempted that pass.
Coaching Points:
Pass the ball away from the defender.
Body position when receiving the ball.
Outside players to move so that they support the player with the ball and create passing lanes.