David Beveridge
| Name: | David Beveridge |
|---|---|
| City: | Oakville |
| Country: | Canada |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
When possible, divide the players into 2 groups when running the main activity.

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Station 1
3v3 or 4v4 SSG
Keeping a team shape, communicating, and being positive.
Station 2
Passing and Receiving
Players in groups of 3's
Central players receive passes from one of the two feeders and high intensity.
Swap central around every 30 seconds.

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Set up the practice as seen in the above image.
Attack as quickly as possible to catch out the defender and make a quick transition to defend.
Phase 1: P1 dribbles and shoots unchallenged.
Phase 2: P1 stays active and defends against P2 (1v1).
Phase 3; P1 P2 stays active, P3 attacks to create 2v1.
Phase 4; P1, P2, P3 stat active. P4 now attacks to create the 2v2.
Always attack the goal that you’re facing.
Key Coaching Points
Pass Away From Pressure
When attacking with a partner, players should attempt to pass away
from pressure (defender) to exploit the overload and attack
quickly.
Creative play
Encourage players to be creative with their moves and runs when
attacking. This will allow players to explore the best decision for solving a problem.
Think Forward, Play Forward
When attacking, the player in possession of the ball must initially look forward and attempt to dribble forward or play a forward pass.
Progression
Move players around, so they get a shot at each station.

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Set-Up
Set up the practice as shown in the above image and split the group into two teams.
Position each team with a Full-Back, Central Midfielder, Wide Player, and Striker.
Core Learning Objectives
Encourage all players when receiving the ball to adopt an open body shape, with their shoulders facing in the pitch, and ensure they can see both goals.
Each player should attempt to break a line with a positive first touch forward when receiving the ball.
Players should look to find adequate spaces to receive the ball by taking the defender away in the opposite direction from where they want to receive the ball and moving quickly into the area that has been created.
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Fifa 11 + plus warm up (10 mins)
Phase 1
1. RUNNING STRAIGHT AHEAD: Jog straight to the last cone. Run
slightly more quickly on the way back. Do the exercise twice.
2. RUNNING HIP OUT: Jog to the first cone. Stop and lift your knee
forwards. Rotate your knee to the side and put your foot down. Jog to
the cone and do the exercise on the other leg. When you have
finished the course, jog back. Do the workout twice.
3. RUNNING HIP IN: Jog to the first cone. Stop and lift your knee to the
side. Rotate your knee forwards and put your foot down. Jog to the
next cone and do the exercise on the other leg. When you have
finished the course, jog back. Do the workout twice.
4 RUNNING CIRCLING PARTNER: Jog forwards to the first cone.
Shuffle sideways at a 90-degree angle towards your partner, shuffle
an entire circle around one other (without changing the direction you
are looking in), and back to the first cone. Jog to the next cone and
repeat the exercise. When you have finished the course, jog back. Do
the workout twice.
5 RUNNING JUMPING WITH SHOULDER CONTACT: Jog to the first cone. Shuffle sideways at a 90-degree angle towards your partner. In the middle, jump sideways towards each other to make shoulder-to-shoulder contact. Shuffle back to the first cone. Then jog to the next cone and repeat the exercise. When you have finished the course, jog back. Do the exercise twice.
6 RUNNING QUICK FORWARDS AND BACKWARDS SPRINTS: Sprint to the second cone, then run back quickly to the first one, keeping your hips and knees slightly bent. Repeat, running two cones forwards and one cone backward. When you have finished the course, jog back. Do the exercise twice.