Futsal Session (Academy Sessions): Attacking - Wingers and Transitions
Description
Key Aims of the Session
- To develop better attacking from the wings
- To develop game awareness and intelligence
- To understand when to change the tempo
- To introduce blocks
- Transitions to be high intensity
RPE

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5 mins
i. Session Organisation
- Split into 2 groups in each half
- 2 keepers
ii. Age groups/Level of Ability
- All
iii. Size of Area required
- Full court
iv. Number of Players - Min: Max:
- 6+ option to just go one side if lower numbers
v. Duration
- 5 minutes and then progression with a passive defender
vi. Equipment required
- Balls
- Flat markers
vii. Structure of the Session
- Pass out to the winger
- The winger receives the ball parallel to the touchline
- Fakes to go inside or outside and shoots
- Change of speed, direction, disguise
- Swap roles
viii. Attacking points
- Receive side on
- Start slow and then change intensity
- Go inside or outside
- Make it match realistic
- Look to score
- Recognise where is easier to score from
ix. Defending points
- n/a
x. Coaching points
- Encourage the players
- Focus on change of speed
xi. Progressions
- Passive defender
- Use a player to block the defender inside or outside
xii. RPE
- 6

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5 mins
i. Session Organisation
- Split into 2 groups in each half
- 2 keepers
ii. Age groups/Level of Ability
- All
iii. Size of Area required
- Full court
iv. Number of Players - Min: Max:
- 6+ option to just go one side if lower numbers
v. Duration
- 5 minutes and then progression with a pivot blocking
vi. Equipment required
- Balls
- Flat markers
vii. Structure of the Session
- Pass out to the winger
- The winger receives the ball parallel to the touchline
- Player who passes goes out at pace to become a passive defender (no tackling)
- Fakes to go inside or outside and shoots
- Change of speed, direction, disguise
- Swap roles/sides
viii. Attacking points
- Receive side on
- Start slow and then change intensity
- Go inside or outside
- Make it match realistic
- Look to score
- Recognise where is easier to score from
ix. Defending points
- Get out to the attacker quickly
- Passive defending
x. Coaching points
- Encourage the players
- Focus on change of speed
xi. Progressions
- Use a player to block the defender inside or outside
xii. RPE
- 7

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15 mins
i. Session Organisation
- 2 teams as shown
ii. Age groups/Level of Ability
- All
iii. Size of Area required
- Full court (small halls)
iv. Number of Players - Min: Max:
- 6+
v. Duration
- 15 minutes (about 7 minutes each group)
vi. Equipment required
- Balls
- Bibs
vii. Structure of the Session
- Split into 2 groups
- Attackers and defenders
- Attackers start with the ball
- They can attack either goal
- Once attackers lose possession, they become defenders - transition
- Once defence wins the ball, they become the attackers and must attack the opposing goal first
- Once over the halfway line, they can elect to attack either goal
- Play continues until the ball goes out of play or until a goal is scored
- Keepers feed the ball to the opposing team after saves are made
viii. Attacking points
- Decision making on what goal to attack
- Create overloads
- Attack with purpose and creativity
- Objective is to score to eliminate any transition
ix. Defending points
- Work together (keepers included)
- Block passing lines
- Create 1v1's
- Trigger points
x. Coaching points
- Let it go freely at first then assist in decision making and game awareness for attackers if required
xi. Progressions
- 3v3 and 4v4
xii. RPE
- 8-9

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15 mins
i. Session Organisation
- 2 teams as shown
ii. Age groups/Level of Ability
- All
iii. Size of Area required
- Full court (small halls)
iv. Number of Players - Min: Max:
- 6+
v. Duration
- 15 minutes (about 7 minutes each group)
vi. Equipment required
- Balls
- Bibs
vii. Structure of the Session
- Split into 2 groups - 3 sections for 3v3
- Attackers and defenders
- Attackers start with the ball
- They can attack either goal
- Once attackers lose possession, they become defenders - transition
- Once defence wins the ball, they become the attackers and must attack the opposing goal first
- Once over the halfway line, they can elect to attack either goal
- Play continues until the ball goes out of play or until a goal is scored
- Keepers feed the ball to the opposing team after saves are made
viii. Attacking points
- Decision making on what goal to attack
- Create overloads
- Attack with purpose and creativity
- Objective is to score to eliminate any transition
ix. Defending points
- Work together (keepers included)
- Block passing lines
- Create 1v1's
- Trigger points
x. Coaching points
- Let it go freely at first then assist in decision making and game awareness for attackers if required
xi. Progressions
- 4v4 (go 2 attackers each side - defenders all 4 sides)
xii. RPE
- 8-9

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10 mins
i. Session Organisation
- Split the the groups into 2-4 teams based on numbers
- Can be split with subs or divided by age/ability
ii. Age groups/Level of Ability
- All
iii. Size of Area required
- Full Court
iv. Number of Players - Min: Max:
- 10+
v. Duration
- 30 minutes
vi. Equipment required
- Balls
- Bibs
vii. Structure of the Session
- Lose the ball you sit down for 5-10 seconds (coach chooses)
- Dribble in from the side
- If 3 teams, winning team stays on
viii. Attacking points
- Movement and rotations
- Creating opportunities at the 2nd post
- Recognising overloads
- Intensity of play
- Making runs to the 2nd post
- Using all players to retain the overload
ix. Defending points
- How to defend against an overload (Delay/show wide or back)
- Transition to attack
x. Coaching points
- Encourage the players to move off the ball and out of set positions
xi. Progressions
- Reduce the time sitting down
xii. RPE

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10 mins
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5 mins
i. Session Organisation
ii. Age groups/Level of Ability
iii. Size of Area required
iv. Number of Players - Min: Max:
v. Duration
vi. Equipment required
vii. Structure of the Session
viii. Attacking points
ix. Defending points
x. Coaching points
xi. Progressions
xii. RPE