@Softtop_67 I recently just revamped my warm up so it looks like this
1. Head up on first touch
2. Head up dribble variation 1
3. Head up dribble variation 2
4. You guessed it, head up between combination play
@Byron22911@reformussoccer The Central Connecticut Conference has 32 high schools and for soccer it is broken down into 4 teirs. Teams are seeded by the previous years record. Each year teams are promoted and relegated based on their results in order to create competitive balance.
@FCDrewCampbell Agree I haven't seen many, less runs in behind is my best guess. Maybe CBs at this level can deal with over balls better so it's less successful. I'd like to think if it was a highly successful strategy (at this level) we would be seeing it more often
@sbmuckle@Softtop67 I see that one a lot. Once they learn how to dribble to attract I find they pick the wrong times to do it. A lot of over dribbling then short square pass and turnover.