Gabriel Bolton
Name: | Gabriel Bolton |
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City: | California |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
This is a sample warm-up that requires a moderate skill level to be effective. It is a good set-up for teams playing 7v7 because the the 6v3 games is set up in a 3-2-1 formation.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Objective: to activate the players mentally and physically for the match in a positional possession game.
Organization: organize the players positionally to play 6v3 in a 18x24 size grid.
Instructions: play 6v3 possession. The team of 6 tries to keep possession. The team of 3 tries to win the ball. If they win it the team of 6 must immediately get it back.
Variations:
Key Coaching Points:
1. Organize positionally.
2. Make the space big when WE have the ball.
3. Make the space small when THEY have the ball.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Objective: to activate our players mentally and physically for the match.
Organization: set-up for 2v2 to one goal with a goalkeeper.
Instructions: Defending play passes the ball out to one of the attackers to start the 2v2 game. The defenders try to win the ball. The attackers try to score.
Variations:
Key Coaching Points:
1. Role of 1st attacker.
2. Role of 2nd attacker.
3. Role of 1st defender.
4. Role of 2nd defender.
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3v1 Rondo (15 mins)
Objective: improve our passing, receiving, movement without the ball, and positional awareness.
Organization: 3v1 in 8x8 grid. Adjust based on skill level.
Instructions: players keep possession in 1 or 2 touch. Focus on quality passes, receiving ball across body, movement to support.
Variations: (1) make it a competition against other grids, (2) first team to 15 consecutive passes wins.
Key Coaching Points:
1. Quality passes,
2. Receiving ball across body,
3. Movement to support the ball.