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5 VS 5 KONDITION WORK

Setup: ... Pitch 50x30, balls, cones ... Instructions: ... Players play the game 5vs5 on a limited part of the field. The objective of both teams is creating chances and scoring goals. After a goal…

by Damir Vučić

WARM UP

Long balls represent solution in many situations. Teams could pass long balls to transfer the play, pass behind defense line, and many other situations where on the ground passes could be intercepted…

by Ahmed Ghalib

START

Vulnerable defense not just lose games, but also lose team bonding and confidence. Building a defender is big part of the game. It has to be serious and fun as well. In this drill, one defending team…

by Ahmed Ghalib

PASSING Y FORM

by Damir Vučić ACTIVITY # 1 Setup: ... Pitch 20x20m, cones, balls ... Instructions: ... Players do the ball passing exercises in the Y form, follow the movement after adding the ball and then after…

by Damir Vučić

PROGRESSION 2

Another progression puts the overlap player under the pressure of a marking man. He also now scans the area while looking for the better option to assist. The defender at the gate adds up more…

by Ahmed Ghalib

SPEED OF GAME

Set up: Pitch 50x45m,balls cones ... Organization: The implementation of the principles of the game for the upcoming match with an emphasis on speed of execution. Coaching points: - Speed of play…

by Damir Vučić

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