Lee Caldwell
Name: | Lee Caldwell |
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City: | Manchester |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
The BIG Picture
At the conclusion of this unit, the pupils will be able to perform ways of turning and running with the ball in opposed situations.
WALT
Today we are learning to use appropriate turns and make decisions quickly when opposed.
TIB
Elite players are able to assess the space available, and be creative to beat an opponent when under pressure i.e. Anthony Martial.
WILF
ALL - will be able to use different surfaces of the foot top receive and turn.
MOST - will be able to select appropriate turning technique to keep possession.
SOME - will be able to prepare before receiving the ball; 'scanning' and looking over their shoulder.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Organisation
Area: 30x30 yard area.
A series of gates (two cones a couple of yards apart) organised inside the area.
The players are split into three groups: the support players (on the outside of the area), receivers and defenders on the inside of the area.
How to play
The support players on the outside of the practice have a ball each and pass the ball into the receivers who try and receive and turn through a gate.
The challenge for the receiving players is beat a defender through a gate to score points.
The receivers then pass the ball out to a different support player and then move to receive another pass.
Progressions
Blockers guard the gates.
Receiving players play 2v1 against a blocker and can dribble or receive through a gate.
If players can't turn return the ball to the support player and change position.
Questions
When receiving the ball opposed, how should you protect the ball? Use arms and body to protect the ball.
See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
Organisation
Area: 30x30 yards with 4 goals placed near the corners of the area.
4 players per team with no goalkeepers (dependent on space available).
Teams can score in either of the four goals.
How to play
The aim of the game is to run the ball through either of the goals with the ball under control.
Coaching points
Scanning to check the space.
Recognising early opportunities to score.
Disguising turns to outwit the opposition.
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Turning - Receiving and turning (unopposed) (10 mins)
Organisation
Area: 30x30 yard area.
A series of gates (two cones a couple of yards apart) organised inside the area.
The players are split into three groups: the support players (on the outside of the area), receivers and passive defenders on the inside of the area.
How to play
The support players on the outside of the practice have a ball each and pass the ball into the receivers who try and receive and turn through a gate.
The challenge for the receiving players is to do this using one or not touches.
The receivers then pass the ball out to a different support player and then move to receive another pass.
Progressions
Blockers guard the gates.
Receiving players play 2v1 against a blocker and can dribble or receive through a gate.
Questions
What should you do before you receive the ball? SCAN THE AREA.
When you receive the ball away from your defender shouls you close your body or open up? OPEN BODY POSITION.