Matt Smith
| Name: | Matt Smith |
|---|---|
| City: | Aurora |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Organization: 10x10 grid with two small goals on both sides of the players. In front of the goals set up 2 cones about 1 yard apart.
Play: The player with the ball will begin the drill, he will pass it across and complete three passes with the other player and then go defend. The attacking player must try to do defender on the side moves to beat the defender, get through the gate, then he/she is allowed to score in either goal. If the defender wins the ball they then becomes the attacker.
Coaching points: twist and turn, create space then attack space, once you beat your man find the open gate/goal, continuously do moves to unbalance your defender, attack with speed, do not turn your back and shield your opponent.
Moves: cruyff, u turn, chop, hook, rivalino, 2 foot rivalino, step pull turn.

See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Movement off the cone to give a better angle for passing
opposite side player checks into middle like he is giving another option to pass
Back foot receiving with good technique and popping your first touch out from under your feet
Verbal and nonverbal communication to show when/ where you want the ball.
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SHifty 6
Lines of 3, players showcasing all 6 of the shifty 6 moves
1. Hook
2. Stepover
3. Cruyff
4. U-Turn
5. Step Pull Turn
6. Two Footed Stepover
Coaches are judges picking the best showcased Shifty 6
First few times doing it, take the time to teach each individual move. It may take a few practices to get through all of the moves and to start combo'ing them.
Be specific when explaining each move. Don't just show the move once. Give the players details.