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The Game Player A takes on defender F and G with support of player E After beating the defenders he can finish on the goal. Defenders can only defend the line. Player A has the opt
2 Goals are set-up parallel on the baseline. A counter line is marked with a baseline dis-tance of ca. 35 yards. The attacker (Team red) tries in a one against one situation to get
Concepts/Objectives Physical and mental preparation for the session. Confident ball handling Preliminary technique training.
Three red zones and three yellow zones marked out equally with cones and spread out across the pitch. Split the group into two equal teams. The Game Each player has a ball and drib
Layout of the course 3-5-5-3, each player has a ball. The Quadruple Comb is the most important drill for team training. It has two starting and two turning points. The second playe
Two players play inside the square one acts as the defender and the other is the attack-er. The two players on the outside play the ball into the square and the attacker has to tur
The ball starts on the outside and the player looks to play into the square for one of the forwards to finish first time. If the forward can not finish first time he can play to th
Short Passing The game Divide the group into two equal teams. Off side rule applies in the end zones. Challenge (group)
A Using cones or poles, set up 6 to 8 slalom goals inside the field. Each player has a ball. Players dribble through the goals in a slalom pattern. They approach from one side, dri
Scan before the ball arrives; open body to play forward. Timed phases for a 75-minute Adult session.
Kid title: Spy passes (U7-U8). Scan before the ball arrives; open body to play forward. Timed phases for a 50-minute U7-U8 session.
Scan before the ball arrives; open body to play forward. Timed phases for a 60-minute U9-U10 session.
