Football/Soccer Session (Moderate): HYSC U8-U9 Academy session 3 Block 2 Attacking 2v1 Combinations to penetrate (Start Time: 2022-04-18 16:30:00)
Harrison Youth Soccer Club
Marcos Soto
Profile Summary
| Name: | Marcos Soto |
|---|---|
| City: | Harrison |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Description
This Session we will be focusing on the attacking front two the 9 & 10 how to be effective in penetration when numbers are upIsolating defenders 2v1 & when numbers even 2v2, by effective movement creativity and use of space.
Contained in the session content are many activities to choose from it is you must not try to deliver all activities, you as the coach to choose the right ones for the groups you are coaching each day on the program based on ability levels
EG
Warm-Up- What Surface to use introduce this in the warm-up?
Main theme-Implementing technique with stages of pressure
Conditioned game- what game to pick based on the end product & learning outcomes my group can achieve
End game- Identify a moment to teach the restart & bring out the principle of play
Coaching In the Game (make two stoppages during the end game to reinforce the learning outcomes below)
Restart Week 3
This week we will focus on restarts Indirect kicks explain the rules and how this work
Principle of play Week 3 - Penetration
The focus this week will be timing of penetration weather pass, run or dribble
Penetration – Is ability for your team to exploit spaces between and behind them both with and without the ball. For teams in possession to penetrate, it may be a player passing between a two defenders to break lines or playing into the space behind as well. Players should be encouraged to occupy spaces between the defenders to allow them to receive and take out the opponents from the game. Individuals can also penetrate by beating players or traveling with the ball too.
MVP points System
The player MVP system is a staple of the program and one we use to set competition from the start of the session to the finish between each individual
The way the system works every player has 5 MVP points to start, Players can win more points by applying themselves to each activity with full commitment trying their hardest to progress, and being awarded points by the coach
Players can also win points during each activity by scoring the most points for that activity and for that they will pick up 2 MVP points from the coach.
We also use the point system to reinforce good standards like staying in bounds, not bumping into other players, and good behavior. the player can lose their points when these standards are not met. Try to use it as a motivator, not a punishment.
Once the players get used to this system they will become more responsible for their own development
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Repetitions speed of play (10 mins)
Organization
- 20 x 20 yard grid
- set up two grid based on number of players 8-12 players per grid
- players split into two groups
- Players will work in pairs performing the combination of coaches choice through the grid. once the first pair reaches to the opposite side the next team from that side will starts.
- GK's if applicable to your group
- If using Goalkeepers have them serve the ball out, they will pick a direction to face and that player will check wider to receive the ball as if the keeper was playing out.
- Have them serve with an under arm role driven into feet.
- If GK saves in the competition part they can transition with an over arm driven throw into the opposite goal.
Competition
- After the player are comfortable start to now put an emphasis on speed of play set a time limit for the whole group to get through one combination.
- Individual groups give them a 4 second time limit to get across the grid with speed the first and set the record to beat.
- Winning group has to split up but gets to choose a new partner for the combination to try and beat the record.
- Have the players finish in the goal to gain a point play for 1 minute rounds the team with the most goals wins, goal must be a 1 touchfinish.
- Observation
- Communication
- Speed & quality of movement
- Tempo of passing
- Quality of technique
- Combinations
- Beginner
- Wall pass
- Best played with outside of the foot for disguise
- Angle and distance of supporting player
- Reduce distance for quicker combination
- - dribble & Pass with closest foot to the player revert to Progressions for coaching points.
- intermediate
- Give & Go (through ball)
- 1st Attacker to commit defender to the ball
- 2nd attacker to offer support for combination
- Angle and distance of 2nd attacker
- 1st attacker must continue their run
- 2nd attacker judges the pass back based on 1st attackers run/timing
- Advanced
- Overlap
- 1st pass is made outside from the 1st attacker
- The 1st attacker follows there own pass
- Player receiving the ball (2nd attacker) take their first touch inside to create space outside
- 1st attacker runs around their outside
- 2nd attacker passes the ball into 1st attackers outside run using the outside of their foot for disguise
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2v1 fully oppossed (10 mins)
Organization
- 20 x20 yard grid
- two teams attacker vs defenders as shown
- Game starts with a pass into to attackers from the defender.
- As ball is played thedefender must close the space
- Attacking team must combine to score for a point .if the defendersteels they can transition to score in the opposite goal.
- GK's (If applicable to your group)
- If using keepers have the defender serve the ball into the oppositekeeper to start the attack. once the ball has been given to anattacker the keeper cant get it back until the coach allows it in laterrounds .
- Be creative and use ball mastery skills to beat the defender
- Acceleration after skill or turn to beat the defender
- Execution & timing off combination (play at Speed)
- Can the #9 stay high & play off the shoulder of the defender
- 10 to provide creativity & service and stay deep until moment of penetration
- head up before to see space behind defensive block
- If there is space in front of the player with ball encourage the player to dribble into the space. If their team mate is in a better position to score encourage player to pass to their team mate
- head up after defensive block is beat to see end product
- speed of play 2/1 touch
- movement off the ball
- disguise 2v1 for 1v1
- can we commit the defender
- space exploitation
- creativity
- penetration
- width/length/depth
Progression
- The ball will now start at one of the wide areas from a throw in combining the topic with the restart and soccer side work trying first toreceive out of the air then combine.
- First pass will be free until receiving player contact.
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2v2 fully opposed (10 mins)
Organization
- 20 x20 yard grid
- two teams attacker vs defenders as shown
- Game starts with a pass into to attackers from the defender.
- As ball is played the defender must close the space
- Attacking team must combine to score for a point .if the defender steels they can transition to score in the opposite goal.
- GK's (If applicable to your group)
- If using keepers have the defender serve the ball into the opposite keeper to start the attack. once the ball has been given to an attacker the keeper cant get it back until the coach allows it in later rounds .
- Be creative and use ball mastery skills to beat the defender
- Acceleration after skill or turn to beat the defender
- Execution & timing off combination (play at Speed)
can the #9 play off the shoulder of the defender splitting the defenders line of sight
can the #10 force pressure by isolating one defender to play through quick using space effectively
- head up before to see space behind defensive block
- If there is space in front of the player with ball encourage the player to dribble into the space. If their team mate is in a better position to score encourage player to pass to their team mate
- head up after defensive block is beat to see end product
- speed of play 2/1 touch
- movement off the ball
- disguise 2v1 for 1v1
- can we commit the defender
- space exploitation
- creativity
- penetration
- width/length/depth
Progression
- The ball will now start at one of the wide areas from a throw in combining the topic with the restart and soccer side work trying first to receive out of the air then combine.
- First pass will be free until receiving player contact.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
4 v 4 small sided games (20 mins)
Organization
- 25x35 (5v5) if space available
- 2 pugs per field
- U9 can play 7v7 if space is available.
Coaching In the Game (make two stoppages during the end game to reinforce the learning outcomes below)
Restart Week 3
This week we will focus on restarts Indirect kicks explain the rules and how this work
Principle of play Week 3 - Penetration
The focus this week will be timing of penetration weather pass, run or dribble
Penetration – Is ability for your team to exploit spaces between and behind them both with and without the ball. For teams in possession to penetrate, it may be a player passing between a two defenders to break lines or playing into the space behind as well. Players should be encouraged to occupy spaces between the defenders to allow them to receive and take out the opponents from the game. Individuals can also penetrate by beating players or traveling with the ball too.
Instructions
- Players split up into 3-4 teams and play a round-robin tournament
where all teams play.
- Players must not step inside the red cone areas in front of goal this
will stop goal tending, the players must shoot from outside the area
Coaching Points:
1. 3 lines of attack, defense, midfield, Forward
2. Teammates create gaps, can players in possession look to dribble
into them
3. when to Dribble, Pass or Shoot
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Warm up Group (10 mins)
Organization
Instructions
Coaching Points