Steven Drew
| Name: | Steven Drew |
|---|---|
| City: | Las Vegas |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Blob / Link Tag - 20 x 30 Yard area
Coach is it to start. All players have a ball and are dribbling around the area. If the coach tags you or steals your ball then you have to link arms or hold hands with the coach or blob to catch other players until everyone is caught. If you are the last one then start at the tagger for the next round and give the coaches a break.
If you are using one player to start then once the blob gets to 4 people then divide it and make two blobs. It's a fun game to enjoy. Play 3 rounds
Coaching Points:
-Look around with your eyes when you dribble to stay away from danger
-Change you speed or direction to avoid the Blob
-Blob-Work as a team to go after a player.

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Sharks and Minnows - 20 x 30 yard zone
Create a area wtih two endzones. Players are minnows and they must swim from one safe beach to the other through the shark infested water. Their goal is to make it to the other side safely and wait for the next round but if the shark (coaches) steal their ball and put it out of the grid then they become a shart also. Play resumes until there are only one or two left and they with the game. Play twice and have the winner start as the shark for the next game. Have fun with it.
Coaching Points:
Keep the ball close
Get head up to see and then dribble away form danger
Change speeds and directions to evade sharks.

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3v3 Game View
As you can see, we play two 3v3 games on a larger field that is lined for U7 or U8. We set up Pugg goals and play across the fields. Subs are sitting in the larger goals ready to be brought into the game when needed.
Teams play 3v3 (No goalies). Coaches have balls in hand ready to throw one back in when the ball goes out of bounds. This keeps the game going and allows the coach to influence the game a bit. IE- Help a weaker player get the ball more.
To the right, is the kick off set-up to begin a game or after a goal is scored. Defending team has to back up a few feet to begin.
There are "NO" goalkicks or corner kicks in these age groups. Coaches are ready to say "New Ball In" and the play resumes when the ball goes out of play.
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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
Kick it at the Coach (10 mins)
KICK IT AT THE COACH - 20 x 20 Yrd Area
All players drivvle around and try to hit the coach by shooting their ball at the coach/coaches. Every hit is a point and players should keep their own score. The coach can move around the area. Each round is 90 seconds and you should play 3 rounds. After each round, bring the kids in and ask quesitons like, "How many of you scored 1 point or more? Did anyone get two or more? For or more? six?
Have them try to beat their score from previous round. This is a favorite game so ham it up and have some fun!
Coaching Points
- Get head up to find your target
- Strick the ball with your laces
- Use all surfaces of feet to control the ball to get the shot off