Damian Wickie
| Name: | Damian Wickie |
|---|---|
| City: | Oakville |
| Country: | Canada |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Organization:
grid 20widex30long 3 equal sections.
Instructions:
4v1 in two outside zones. 2 GK in the middle zone. Players look to play into the other zone, GK must try to catch or intercept the ball and look to quickly play it in same zone.
Coaching Points:
• Can we look to receive in the direction of play
• Weight of pass
• Can you possess it
• penetrating pass to other zone when you see a gap

See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Use half field. 6 or 7 attackers vs 8 defenders and a keeper
Attackers are attacking the large net. Defenders are protecting if they win the ball can transition to attack and score by dribbling through any of the 3 gates at half.
If ball goes out or into touch play restarts with attacker A
Coaching Points:
Back four working together with holding midfielder.
Pressure - cover - balance.
Communication.
Shape and spacing.
Other midfielders compact defensively, pressure near ball, cover and balance
Transition to attack on winning posession
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Zonal defending warm up (15 mins)
Organization:
In open area, Players work in groups of three.
Instructions:
Players pass the ball amongst themselves until coach calls defend at which point player
with the ball and places his foot on top of the ball.
Then the two players without the ball provide pressure and cover.
Pause for three seconds then continue passing.
Coaching Points:
Communication - I got ball - force left/right.
Angle and speed of approach.
Defensive stance.
Proper distance and spacing