U13 U14 Week 5 PPT
U13/U14 Week #5 Dribbling- Becoming the Attacker
Dribbling – Shadow Dribbling No Grid Needed
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Have players dribble in open space. Have them pair up with the closest person. Have one person be their partners “Shadow”. The goal is for the “Shadow” to stay with their person. Develop to have the person lose their “Shadow”
Possible Coaching Points
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Encourage the players to dribble to open space. The “Shadow” will need to have their head up to stay with the dribbler. Use concepts like “Fast Like A Cheetah” or “Slow like a Turtle”
Guided Question – I Wonder if it is Easier For a Shadow To Keep Up if You Go Slow Like a Turtle?
Dribbling – 2 v 2 To End lines Grid 15 x 20 Yards
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Split t The team into 2 groups The front 2 Players get around a cone and coach serves ball in, you can also have the next attacker pass ball in 2 v 2 - try to dribble over the end line with the ball under control
Possible Coaching Points
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Encourage them to attack a defender Work with your partner to create 1 v 1 situations. Communicate Immediate Pressure on the ball when defending
Guided Question - I Wonder, Is It Easier To Defend Us If The Attackers Are Close Together Or If They Spread Out?
4 v 4 + 2 To Targets Grid 25 x 35 Yards
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Divide group into two teams of 5. Team A & B. Have 2 neutral players that ONLY play for attacking team Set up team A to defend on one side and place their target at the other end. Reverse for team B. Team A will attempt to pass to their target. The target then plays the ball in to team b to re-start play. Switch targets often. The game should flow, make sure to have quick re-starts.
Possible Coaching Points
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The targets can move up and down the line to receive a pass. Can you help yourself by taking a positive 1st touch?
Guided Question – When My Team Has The Ball, How Many Players Are In The Attack? (6 vs. 4)
The Game – 4 v 4 To 5 v 5
Grid 30 x 25 Yards
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4v4 You will need to have 2 games going
Possible Coaching Points
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Have Fun! Mix teams to keep them competitive. Keep the games going, flow is important.
Diagram Details
Dribbling – Shadow Dribbling No Grid Needed
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Have players dribble in open space. Have them pair up with the closest person. Have one person be their partners “Shadow”. The goal is for the “Shadow” to stay with their person. Develop to have the person lose their “Shadow”
Possible Coaching Points
ü ü ü
Encourage the players to dribble to open space. The “Shadow” will need to have their head up to stay with the dribbler. Use concepts like “Fast Like A Cheetah” or “Slow like a Turtle”
Guided Question – I Wonder if it is Easier For a Shadow To Keep Up if You Go Slow Like a Turtle?
Dribbling – 2 v 2 To End lines Grid 15 x 20 Yards
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Split t The team into 2 groups The front 2 Players get around a cone and coach serves ball in, you can also have the next attacker pass ball in 2 v 2 - try to dribble over the end line with the ball under control
Possible Coaching Points
ü ü ü
Encourage them to attack a defender Work with your partner to create 1 v 1 situations. Communicate Immediate Pressure on the ball when defending
Guided Question - I Wonder, Is It Easier To Defend Us If The Attackers Are Close Together Or If They Spread Out?
4 v 4 + 2 To Targets Grid 25 x 35 Yards
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Divide group into two teams of 5. Team A & B. Have 2 neutral players that ONLY play for attacking team Set up team A to defend on one side and place their target at the other end. Reverse for team B. Team A will attempt to pass to their target. The target then plays the ball in to team b to re-start play. Switch targets often. The game should flow, make sure to have quick re-starts.
Possible Coaching Points
ü ü
The targets can move up and down the line to receive a pass. Can you help yourself by taking a positive 1st touch?
Guided Question – When My Team Has The Ball, How Many Players Are In The Attack? (6 vs. 4)
The Game – 4 v 4 To 5 v 5
Grid 30 x 25 Yards
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4v4 You will need to have 2 games going
Possible Coaching Points
ü ü ü
Have Fun! Mix teams to keep them competitive. Keep the games going, flow is important.
Diagram Details
