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INTRODUCTION TO PRESSING TRIGGERS

INTRODUCTION TO PRESSING TRIGGERS. The team in possession play in a 4v2 Rondo in an attempt to keep the ball. They must constantly be... see full practice

by David Baird

1V1

1V1. see full practice

by Efthymios Kyprianou

FUNCTIONAL-SS-RONDOS (8V3)

FUNCTIONAL-SS-RONDOS (8V3). see full practice

by Efthymios Kyprianou

FUNCTIONAL-SS-RONDOS (5V2 IN TRIANGLES)

FUNCTIONAL-SS-RONDOS (5V2 IN TRIANGLES). see full practice

by Efthymios Kyprianou

ESERCITAZIONE PER LA RICERCA DEL

ESERCITAZIONE PER LA RICERCA DEL. ESERCITAZIONE PER LA RICERCA DEL COMPAGNO ALLE SPALLE DI UNA LINEA DI PRESSIONE In un campo diviso come nel video... see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

ESERCIZIO INTEGRATO COMBINAZIONI PER LA

ESERCIZIO INTEGRATO COMBINAZIONI PER LA. ESERCIZIO INTEGRATO : Combinazioni per la conclusione + cambi di direzione + navetta see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

COMBINAZIONI CON CONCLUSIONE

COMBINAZIONI CON CONCLUSIONE. COMBINAZIONI CON CONCLUSIONE see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

ESERCIZIO INTEGRATO 2

ESERCIZIO INTEGRATO. ESERCITAZIONE INTEGRATA : In questa esercitazione abbiamo 2 squadre (blu e gialla) composta ciascuna da 3 elementi, ma ovviamente si... see full practice

by Bernardino Filardi

FUNCTIONAL-SS-RONDOS-5V5 (1+1+1+1)

FUNCTIONAL-SS-RONDOS-5V5 (1+1+1+1). see full practice

by Efthymios Kyprianou

SET AND FINISH

INTRODUCTION. Get a high tempo with the next ball comming in quickly and have a good supply of footballs for players.... see full practice

DEVELOPMENT. The pass is played in and set back before a driven pass to the striker is supported and a strike... see full practice

PROGRESSION. see full practice

GAME. Players must stay in their own half out of possession meaning it is essentially a 3v2 (using GKs feet) in... see full practice

by David Baird

PLAYING OUT FROM THE BACK

4 BACK IN POSSESION. Setup: ... Pitch 30x30, balls and cones. Instructions: ...Mark out Using a 30x30m area for the first part of this... see full practice

4 BACK & 2 MID. IN POSSESION. Setup: ... Pitch 40x40, balls and cones. Instructions: ...Mark out Using a 40x40m area for the second part of this... see full practice

OUT FROM THE BACK - 3 OPTIONS. Setup: ... Pitch 60x75, balls and cones. Formation- Team working with (GK-4-2-1) and going to Gates. Opposing team (3-3) going... see full practice

APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLE. ACTIVITY # 4 Setup: ... Pitch 85x75m, balls, cones Instructions: ... players play the game 11 vs 11, Coaching Points:... see full practice

by Damir Vučić

30

SEND WIDE. In this drill, the defenders are asked to press the player with the ball forcing him to go wide. This... see full practice

PROGRESSION 1. This drill we created channels. This should help the players to repeat the process with more understanding. The 2 neutral... see full practice

PROGRESSION 2. THIS DRILL IS A PROGRESSION OF THE PREVIOUS. When the coach sees his players understood the process, the goal on... see full practice

by Ahmed Ghalib

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