Double One-Two II
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Organisation
Two cones are set up opposing one another. Three players start at each cone. One group has a ball.
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Process
Each action is a double one-two. Player A passes to player B who lays the ball off in space for A to run onto. Player A lays the ball off with his first touch into space for player B to run onto. B now passes over to the other side (the blue side). One-twos are then played from each side one after another.
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Tip
2 cones,
- The player waiting for the ball starts moving towards the ball as the ball is passed.
- The player passing the ball must orientate his running speed to the speed of the ball. - The standing leg is often too far away from the ball and/or the player leans back.
- Timing of the pass is important.
- Players often run faster than they pass.
- Demand good strength of pass and pass precision.
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Field size
12 x 12m
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Cone margins
Distance between the 2 cones: 25m
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Author: Christian Titz
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