| Name: | Murat Akyol |
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| City: | Tempe |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Objective: Building Up From the Back with Inverting a Fullback as a Midfielder
Main Principle: Provide options to play forward
T.T.P.: Create appropriate height, width, depth
Player Actions: Controlling, Driving, Passing, Scanning, Supporting, Adapting body shape
Training Day: Organizational
Session Type: Constant
Session Length: 90 min (Including Fifa 11 and passing stations warm-up)
Physical Load: Low
Cognitive Load: Medium
Current Behavior
WHAT: NOT BEING ABLE TO FIND AN OPEN PLAYER IN ORDER TO BUILD UP
WHO: #1-2-3-4-5-6-8
WHERE: DEFENDING HALF
WHEN: WHEN OUR #1/4-5 HAS THE BALL AND LOOKING TO BUILD UP
WHY: OUR #2-3-6-8 ARE MAN MARKED AND HAVE NO SPACE TO RECEIVE THE BALL
Desired Behavior
WHAT: BEING ABLE TO FIND THE #2/3 TO BUILD UP
WHO: #1-2-3-4-5-6-8
WHERE: DEFENDING HALF
WHEN: WHEN OUR #1/4-5 HAS THE BALL AND LOOKING TO BUILD UP
WHY: OUR #2-3 MAKE A RUN TO CENTER CHANNEL FROM THE WIDE CHANNEL WHEN OUR #1-4-5 HAS THE BALL AND OUR #6-8 ROTATING TO BECOME A FULLBACK
Guided questions
How can we create passing angle as a #2/3?
How can we create 4v3 in the center channel?
Where is the space when we create the 4v3?

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When the opponent's #7-9-11 applies high press and covers the passing angles, our #2-3 (closest to the center back who has the ball) makes a run inside to create 1 more center channel passing station. That makes 4v3 in the center channel. We can either switch the point of attack with using finding the weak side #2/3 or we can dribble forward with ball and exploit the space

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7+GKv6
Half of the 11v11
The cones are the imaginary lines to show where the red team #6 and #8s needs to position themselves in every reset
Red team defends the big goal, attacks to the 2 mini goals
Blue team defends the 2 mini goals, attacks to the big goal
Red team starts in every reset
Cues/Triggers
Red team #4/5 (without the ball) spreads out when #1 is about the receive the ball.
#2/3 closes to the ball starts his inside channel run when #4/5 is about to receive the ball
#8 closes to the #2/3 who has the ball starts his wide channel run when #2/3 receives the ball
Success
Number of the complete passes to the #2/3 in the center channel
Number of the 2v1s including one #2/3
Number of the goals

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7+GKv6
Half of the 11v11
The cones are the imaginary lines to show where the red team #6 and #8s needs to position themselves in every reset
Red team defends the big goal, attacks to the 2 mini goals
Blue team defends the 2 mini goals, attacks to the big goal
Red team starts in every reset
Cues/Triggers
Red team #4/5 (without the ball) spreads out when #1 is about the receive the ball.
#2/3 closes to the ball starts his inside channel run when #4/5 is about to receive the ball
#8 starting his wide channel run when the #2/3 starts his center channel run
#6 starts his diagonal run when #4/5 plays a center channel pass to #2/3
Success
Number of the complete passes to the #2/3 in the center channel
Number of the 2v1s (#6 and #8)
Number of the goals

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7+GKv6
Half of the 11v11
The cones are the imaginary lines to show where the red team #6 and #8s needs to position themselves in every reset
Red team defends the big goal, attacks to the 2 mini goals
Blue team defends the 2 mini goals, attacks to the big goal
Red team starts in every reset
Cues/Triggers
Red team #4/5 (without the ball) spreads out when #1 is about the receive the ball.
#2/3 closes to the ball starts his inside channel run when #4/5 is about to receive the ball
#6 makes a drop in run when #4/5 plays a center channel pass to #2/3
Weak side #2/3 starts his support to attack run when #6 starts his drop in run
Success
Number of the complete passes to the #2/3 in the center channel
Number of the 2v1s including the weak side #2/3
Number of the goals
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Current Behavior
When the opponent's #7-9-11 applies high press and covers the passing angles, we are struggling to build up because we are staying still instead of creating passing angles.