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FRONT TO GET THE BALL OUT WIDE TO CROOS

FRONT TO GET THE BALL OUT WIDE TO CROOS. Possible progression: Once the ball is passed the blocking players they can turn and be an option as a wall... see full practice

by David Baird

TORELLO POSIZIONALE

TORELLO POSIZIONALE. TORELLO POSIZIONALE MODIFICATO : In un campo suddiviso nei 3 Settori A,B,C e con 4 porticine situate agli angoli ,... see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

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MINI GAME 1. This drill could be a mini form of a real game situation. It starts with a build up, posses the... see full practice

MINI GAME 2. Another form of deliberate mini games where the team in possession transfer the play to the other side with a... see full practice

MINI GAME 3. 4 goals mini game. The team now transfer the ball to finish in one goal. Then transition. However, if the... see full practice

by Ahmed Ghalib

BE A PROACTIVE PLAYER – GREEN DAY

PASSING WARM UP. see full practice

GAME MODEL RONDO. see full practice

SPECIFIC CONDITION GAME. see full practice

GAME APPLICATION. see full practice

COOL DOWN. see full practice

PASSING WAR UP. Set up: Pitch 30x40m; balls, cones ... Organization: Players do passing exercises in two vatiants. In both of thr variants... see full practice

GAME MODEL RONDO. Set up: Pitch 50x45m; balls cones ... Organization: Players play rondo game on the 50x45 ground divided into three zones,... see full practice

SPECIFIC CONDITION GAME. Set up:Pitch 85x65m; balls, cones ... Organization: Players play the game in a specific expected conditions. Target team`s blue team.... see full practice

GAME APPLICATION. Set up: Pitch 100x65m; balls cones ... Organization: Players play the game 11vs11 with all recuirements related to the upcoming... see full practice

COOL DOWN. Set up: Pitch whole; balls, cones ... Organization: ball juggling Coaching points: - To cool down see full practice

by Damir Vučić

GIOCO DI POSIZIONE PER USCITA IN ZONA 1

GIOCO DI POSIZIONE PER USCITA IN ZONA 1. GIOCO DI POSIZIONE PER L’USCITA IN ZONA 1 . La seguente esercitazione ha come obiettivo l’uscita in zona 1 della... see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

ESERCITAZIONE INTEGRATA – COMBINAZIONI

ESERCITAZIONE INTEGRATA - COMBINAZIONI. see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

BE A GOOD OBSERVER-CROOS AND FINISHING

EXERCISE. the two centre midfielders bounce the ball off the striker and then the ball is played out wide, working alternate... see full practice

PROGRESSION. Progression, there is no sequence now and the ball can go back beyond the mannequins as the switch might be... see full practice

GAME. game is 5v5 and each team has an extra centre mid and two wingers, the two wingers must stay wide... see full practice

by David Baird

WARM UP II

WARM UP 4. see full practice

WARM UP 5. see full practice

WARM UP 6. see full practice

WARM UP 7. see full practice

by Ahmed Ghalib

FRONT 3 OUTCOMES

OVERLOADS. Explanation: A bounce pass then ball into the striker to trigger movements around the ball arriving at the central players... see full practice

by David Baird

ESERCITAZIONE PER INSERIMENTO ALLE

ESERCITAZIONE PER INSERIMENTO ALLE. ESERCITAZIONE PER L'INSERIMENTO ALLE SPALLE DELL'AVVERSARIO A volte il compagno in appoggio e spalle alla porta può essere utilizzato come... see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

SWITCHING PLAY TRAINING SESSION

WARM UP. yellows switch there ball as do greens, both need to make sure their central players are always in diagonally opposite... see full practice

COMP 1. 6v4 as before the middle players need to move as the ball is moving and make sure they are always... see full practice

SWITCHING PLAY TRAINING SESSION. 6v6 game using the central boxes as reference points for the 2 cms to support the switch by giving good... see full practice

by David Baird

ESERCIZIO DI ATTIVAZIONE

ESERCIZIO DI ATTIVAZIONE_. see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

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