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Set up and rotation is as before. But now we have a 2v1 and eitehr attacker can be the player to carry the ball into the final 1v1. So decision making is added early in regards to go alone or play a…

by David BairdUEFA A Coach

ESERCITAZIONE ROTAZIONE ZONA 2SX

by Bernardino Filardi

3V2 WAVE TRANSITION

by David BairdUEFA A Coach

PROGRESSION

In this progression, a physical challenge is added on defenders to help them accommodate their skills with physical burden. They must go back to the arc and in the zone before the next wave. Poles…

by Ahmed Ghalib

ANIMATION 3

In this drill, the defenders have the role to stop forwards from passing into the box. This drill is important to help defendeds decide on cuting passing lanes, mainly when outnumbered. The physical…

by Ahmed Ghalib

ANIMATION 5

This is the more advanced situation for full backs before the overlap. They undergo physical burden as well as tactical and technical work. They communicate better while working with the team in…

by Ahmed Ghalib

RONDO GAMES

by Damir Vučić

SPECIFIC SITUATION PASSING

Set up ... Pitch 30x20 balls, cones ... Instructions: ... Players are divided into two groups of 10 players play a specific auxiliary game in order to better prepare for the main part of the…

by Damir Vučić

SUB.PRINCIP.

Set up; Pitch 45x45 / 30x45; balls, cones ... Organization: Specific preparation for the match. Place A) Game 7vs7; Developing coordination between central defenders and midfielders in defensive…

by Damir Vučić

PROGRESSION

by David BairdUEFA A Coach

GREEN DAY – OUT FROM THE BACK

Set up: ...Pitch 100x75m, balls cones... Instructions: ... Players play the game 11 vs 11 in order to create a continuous attack. The ball starts with the goalkeeper both teams. The future action…

by Damir Vučić

POSSESSO CON PENALITA’ PER

by Bernardino Filardi

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