Sunday's Session was a little lighter due to a hard session Saturday with fitness
Warm up:- passing moving with increase in intensity and stretching and dynamic movement after pass
Warm up with strikers:- Short, short, long preparing for crossing. Technical training of long ball, different types of passing and receiving from the striker
Small sided game:- Possession and long ball. 4v2 looking to play long ball when under pressure into opposite grid. Once this happens 2 new defenders go and defend in that zone. If you lose the ball you become the defending team.
Coaching points:-
Preparation of the ball
Receiving of the ball
Passing accuracy and technique
Crossing patterns:-
Attacking the goal as a team. Movement off the ball. Technique of crossing and finishing.
1st move overlaps
2nd move wall pass
Expanded game:-
3 team crossing game. 1 team on the outside to provide chances to cross the ball. 2 teams compete in the middle. Possession and creating opportunities to get the ball wide and crossing and attacking the goal.
At times we may need to support if the ball is not prepared to be crossed, look to make combos with guys on the outside.
8v8:-
Southside Soccer Club Development Director and Oregon ODP coach offers tips and advice to youth soccer coaches to help in development of players. Qualified USSF National B License and English FA Certificates in coaching
Welcome from Coach Jonny Bunn
Welcome to my blog, I hope you find it helpful in providing information on coaching all aspects of the game of soccer.
My main aim is to give you lesson plans and structure training sessions so you can get the best out of your players.
My philosophy is that winning is never to be expected, we as coaches and players need to do that little bit extra to reach our full potential. Winning can be a direct result of striving for greatness.
My main aim is to give you lesson plans and structure training sessions so you can get the best out of your players.
My philosophy is that winning is never to be expected, we as coaches and players need to do that little bit extra to reach our full potential. Winning can be a direct result of striving for greatness.
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