#Practiceaday 80/365
6v6 Pressing Rondo
Team in possession of the ball - 5 passes to score a point
Out of possession team - Win ball back & score in mini goals to become IP team
Outside players can be tackled
Focus
Marking
Triggers
Win & retain
Transitions
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#Practiceaday 66/365
Recovery run end zone game
Teams play a player into the end zone to score
Coach roles in another ball to player from the opposite team
Focus
Defending unorganised
Speed and effort to recover
To the ball/fill spaces
1v1 and unit defending
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#Practiceaday 59/365
Def Line Organisation
Ball must be played through two qtrs to TM to score
Def team should keep a solid line to intercept and block pass
1 player can enter oppo area & press
Focus
Def organisation
Sliding across
Press, Balance & cover
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Protect The Ball
Throwback to one of the first drills I shared on social media. 5 players, 3 footballs
Outside players aim to hit the central ball, success results in being in the middle next. Aim to set the record for times you protect the ball
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Breaking the Line Behind the Full Back (Thread)
For years this type of run behind the full back has been a primary method for getting into critical areas in the Final Third. The idea is for the full back to be pulled out of the defensive line creating gaps to be exploited.
Session design | please read thread
Design your session with a problem/rule to have players work out solutions. Below are many scenarios from one restriction : “Only 1 player on your team can receive in zone”
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This weeks #SundayShare is a session plan that is made up of a technical practice that leads into a skill practice before ending with a small sided game, with a focus on rotation.
Tactical theory: Leading when pressing
🔸 Collective effort - Leading out wide or centrally
🔸 See what passing options the opponent has, get ready to press!
🔸 Pressing angles and how to curve your run!
I'm still trying to get to know my Y7 tutees, as they are very quiet, so going to trial this, this week just to help me understand them a little better...
Great little drill for teams working on positioning and potentially pressing, keeping space tight before looking to thread the ball through to the forwards.