| Name: | Richard Lacey |
|---|---|
| City: | Sydney |
| Country: | Australia |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Big goal shooting game
Create an area that suits the ability of your players
Players look for space to shoot and score into the big goal.
Swap goal keepers regularly. Goal keepers can not shoot but collect wayward balls to supply their shooters as well as try and save goals
Adapt rules to create challenge. For example: Left/Right foot only, height of goal, no goal keepers, restrict the technique (low driven shots only or overhead height only)

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One goal pairs Wembley
Depending on numbers set up 2 areas
Create a goal area/ playing area suitable for your age group.
Make teams of pairs. One pair become the goalkeeper and a neutral player who has to play outside the playing area. The neutral player passes the ball back to the team that passes to them.3
The game is 2 v 2 playing into one goal. The goal keeper restarts the game each time a ball goes out by throwing a new ball into the playing area away from the attackers.
Both set of pairs try to score into the same goal.
Rules:
Winner stays on first to 2 goals. Losing team rotate to goalkeeper and neutral.
Encourage: early shot, following up, anticipating rebound, players taking positions in space, receiving the ball in a position to shoot first time.

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Shooting and poaching
4 v 4. in a grid 20 x 20m (adjust to suit players)
In each half of the field there are a goalkeeper, 2 x outfield players from one team and 1 x outfield player from the other team. All players must stay in their half of the field as per the diagram.
The game starts by the ball being fed in by the goalkeeper into a 3 v 1 situation. A team can score by: shooting from their own half or by a finish by the poacher in the attacking half.
Rotate positions regularly
Encourage players to shoot early, focus on accuracy
Receive the ball in space to shoot first time if possible.
Rule changes
week foot = 2 goals
week foot only
limit passes before a shot
NB important progression:
Remove the half way line play 4 v 4 no limit on where players can go.
Depending on numbers you can have one team off helping to collect balls behind the goals. Rotate the teams around every 3/4 minutes.

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Animation Controls (PCs, Macs, Laptops):
Play animation
Play step-by-step
Repeat (toggle)
Full Screen
Pause
Stop
Back/Forward: Drag timeline button
Target shooting
Target Shooting
Create two teams. Place 3 or 4 balls on cones in the middle of the playing area.
Players shoot to hit balls off cones. Hitting a ball off the cone = 1 goal
The player who hits the target replaces the ball on the cone and calls out that they have scored. Coach keeps score.
Encourage players to experiment with different techniques.
Adapt the rules by changing the way to score to challenge players such as:
Right foot only, Left foot only, Inside foot only, Toe down lock ankle drive only, half volley, goal keeper throw, throw in.
Change it: make the area longer or if 1 team keeps winning make their distance longer.