| Name: | Christopher Ruiz |
|---|---|
| City: | Lutz |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
COACHING DETAIL
• In both practices, players should adopt ‘bouncy’ positions in which they are ‘on their toes’ and ready to react to their opponent’s movement.
• The ‘reacting’ players should scan the movement (from the hips down) of their opponent to pick up any cues they might provide as to how they will move next.
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Reactive Agility (10 mins)
FUNCTION 1: KNEE-TAP GAME
• In this reactive agility-based practice, pairs of players face one another either side of a flat marker.
• The aim of the game is for players to tap their opponent’s knee while evading the attempted taps of their counterpart.
• Players need to adjust their feet as they make their attacking attempts, before quickly readjusting as they try to avoid being tapped by their opponent.
• Players must remain on their side of the flat marker, weighing up the risk and reward of attacking their opponent.
FUNCTION 2: FOLLOW THE LEADER
• Using a similar set-up to the first practice, with the addition of flat markers on either side of the central flat
markers, players compete in a reactive agility race.
• The pairs of players face each other across each central flat marker. One is allocated as the ‘leader’ and initiates a movement – either left or right – that should be copied by the ‘follower’.
• In Diagram 2, as Player A moves to their right, Player B must do the same. Both players must reach the outside markers before racing back to the central flat marker.
COACHING DETAIL
• In both practices, players should adopt ‘bouncy’ positions in which they are ‘on their toes’ and ready to react to their opponent’s movement.
• The ‘reacting’ players should scan the movement (from the hips down) of their opponent to pick up any cues they might provide as to how they will move next.