Raphael Araujo
Name: | Raphael Araujo |
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City: | Bridgewater |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Running with ball day 1
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Organization:
1.30 x 30 yard area set up as shown
2.12 players set up as shown
3. one team of 5 players on each side, 2 defenders patrolling central zone
4.1 ball per attacking player
Instructions:
1.Players dribble ball within their own side of the field
2.On coach’s command “change” the players must dribble their own ball across the central zone, and continue to dribble on the opposite side (see A and B)
3.each player to reach other side of central zone on coaches command earns a point
4.If defender wins ball, he becomes an attacker in the place of the player who lost the ball(who nows become a defender)
5.First player to 10 consecutive points wins
Coaching Points:
1.Head up and observe situtation
2. decision making
3. messi vs ronaldo touches (fewest amount of touches to cover distance quickly, if not pressured by defender)
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Organization:
1.30 x 30 yard area set up as shown
2.12 players (3 teams of 4, 1 team resting) set up as shown
3.2 yard deep target area, at each end of field
4.Supply of balls by coach at side of area
Instructions:
1.Teams play 4 v 4, to target zones
2.If player can dribble into target zone, they win the game, and must leave the ball in the zone
3.Losing team immediately comes off, with resting team allowed to start instantly with ball that has been left in target area
4.Team who previously won must all retreat and touch cone in own target area before attempting to defend
5.Teams do not need to wait for other team to be ready, and can attack on transition immediately
6.If ball goes out, coach restarts by serving to player with most space in front of them
Coaching Points:
1.Positive first touch out of the feet
2.Select the appropriate controlling surface
3.Head up and observe situation
4.Head down when playing the ball to ensure good contact
5.Play with the laces of the foot closet to the ball
6.Fewest number of touches to cover the distance quickly
Progressions:
P – Corner markers can be moved to near end of safe zone, thus reducing the distance players must retreat on transition
R – Team must score three points to win, thus allowing conceding team to remain on field, and transition quicker
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Organization:
3 v 3 free play
world cup style
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WARM UP (15 mins)
Organization:
1.30 x 30 yard area set up as shown
2.12 players set up as shown
3.1 ball per player
4.Assign each side a number as shown
Instructions:
1.Coach calls number one or two
2.Players on the corresponding sides to the number called run with the ball to the opposite sides
3.Players race each other to stop ball on opposing line
Coaching Points:
1.Positive first touch out of the feet
2.Head up after every touch
3.Play with the laces of the foot closest to the ball
4.Fewest number of touches to cover the distance quickly
5.Smaller touches as the space becomes less
6.Observation of when space starts to run out, start to take smaller touches
Developments:
Progression – Call both numbers at the same time to make players make a decision on when to run with the ball and when to dribble
Regression – Each side is given its own number (1 - 4), and numbers are called out one at a time