Robert Murtagh
Name: | Robert Murtagh |
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City: | Lucan |
Country: | Ireland |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Method: Defend your goal 2v2
Reds defend, blues attack. Red must serve the ball and then defend their main goal, if they win the ball or keeper catches it they play out into the 2 smaller goals.
Coaching Points:
Up fast - apply pressure quickly, pressure should orientate the attacker to only be able to go one way (away from goal).
Slow down - Defender must slow down and correctly position himself and not be beaten easily by the defender.
Side side - Defender should orientate his body to the same side as the pressured run. Emphasis on body shape to effect opponent.
Get Low - Defender should get low and be ready to reorientate body as required.
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Method: Back defending vs a front 3 + a 10
Reds defend, blues attack. GK serves the ball to the blue 10, then reds defend their main goal. If they win the ball or keeper catches it they play out into the 2 smaller goals (simulating wingers).
Back 4 to start defending width of 18 yard box, will shift left and right preserving tight spaces to prevent through balls, always defend 3 of the 5 channels shown above.
Coaching Points:
Press/cover/Balance/more Cover - Introduction of 4th member to simulate the team's in game back 4, role of more cover to be introduced, emphasis on no through balls into opposition 9.
Horizontal Positioning - back 4 to concentrate on defending the width of the 18 yard box, when full back must close outside of this, team should shift over and defend 3 channels.
Transition focus - when possession is turned over defenders can score by passing the ball into the goals simulating the red 6/8/10.
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Method: Back line defending vs a front 3 + a 10, +2 for both teams when in possession
Reds defend, blues attack, yellows are with whichever team has possession. GK serves the ball to the yellows, then reds defend their main goal. Yellows join blues in attack to simulate opposition 6 & 8 creating overload, yellows join reds when when the ball out to simulate playing into 8/10. Once a pass from reds is made to yellows they go on the attack with blues. Yellows must stay within lines shown to simulate playing out centrally.
Back 4 to start defending width of 18 yard box, will shift left and right preserving tight spaces to prevent through balls, always defend 3 of the 5 channels shown above.
Coaching Points:
Horizontal Positioning - back 4 to concentrate on defending the width of the 18 yard box, when full back must close outside of this, team should shift over and defend 3 channels, emphasis on no through balls into opposition 9.
Transition focus - when possession is turned over defenders can score by passing the ball into the yellow players. Transitions into the yellow players through the red goals within 3 seconds are award 3 goals.
Vertical positioning - Back four should build on position above and must push out up at the beginning of every blue attack to simulate in game movement.See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Method: 7v7 Free Game
Coaching Points:
Free practice to finish
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Defending warm up
Method: Warm up for Defending
Zone 1 - jogging and dynamic stretches.
Zone 2 - Agility ladder exercise and cone weaving - mimic footwork required to jockey
Zone 3 - Close down and retreat, players go 1v1 to close down the player with the ball. Player retreats to base line and continually closes down - staying low and maintaining the defensive stance
Zone 4 - closing down in pair, coach tries to play through balls to the other coach, players must prevent them.
Coaching Points:
Zone 1 - jogging and dynamic stretches.
Zone 2 - mimic footwork required to jockey
Zone 3 - staying low and maintaining the defensive stance
Zone 4 - press/cover, block, communicate.