Football/Soccer Session (Beginner): Tag-Rugby - Passing and receiving the ball in game situation

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Name:	Waheed Ramzan
City:	Oxford
Country:	United Kingdom
Membership:	Adult Member
Sport:	Football/Soccer

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Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Breakout

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Breakout

Objectives

- Understand the importance Offensive Line

Material Needed

- Cones

- Balls

- Belts

- Tags

Set Up

- Class divided in 2 groups, one will be the attackers in pairs, one ball p/pair

- Create a large rectangular zone with a smaller zone within this. Attackers start off in the small zone, each pair with a ball

- Defenders outside of this but within the larger zone.

- The attackers must attempt to get out of the larger zone without getting tagged.

- They get a point for each student who does this successfully and they see how many they can

do in a certain amount of time.

- If they are tagged, they must return to the smaller zone and try again.

- Students take it in turns to play the two roles.

- After each student has had a go at being both an attacker and a defender, give the teams the opportunity to discuss tactics before playing again.

Progressions

- All Attackers have tags, and defenders will have to tag as in a normal Tag-Rugby game

Coaching Points

- Mental visualization

- Looking for gaps

- Change of direction and speed

- 2 hands on the ball

- Remind students ball can't get passed forward

- Positioniong to pass and to receive the ball

- Where are we aiming when passing the ball

Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Offensive Line

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Offensive Line

Set Up

- In a large area ,depending on space available but half of a normal pitch size, will have teams of 4

- Each team will have a number

- At the teacher comand, the team with that number will come out, Teacher after will say another number and that team will defend

- Defenders team will choose one player to be a defender, and create a 4vs1 scenario

- Normal Tag-Rugby rules apply

- Attackers win a point if scoring a try

- Defenders win a point if able to tag the player on the ball

- No minimum number of passes, before scoring a try, as that won't be realistic during a match

Progressions

- Add another defender and create a 4vs2

Coaching Points

- Passing Technique

- Timing of the pass, if the pass is made when defender is to far away gives him time to recover, if is when defender is to close, player on the ball may get tagged)

- Timing of the run from the other players, as they can't get in front of the ball

- Player on the ball not to panic

- Line of offensive players is called Offensive Line