GFA GK - Balls Over Defence

  • Organisation

    Two (2) grids 7yds x 10 yds (one marker per grid is a different color to indicate starting position of the two defending players).

  • Process

    Coach will play the ball to either defender (red). The defender will play the ball back first time to the coach, this will initiate the start of the play for the GK. The two (2) offensive players (blue) will prepare to receive the ball from the coach. Only one (1) defender can enter the grid to defend the player (1v1).

     

    If the offensive player (blue) is able to beat the defender, they can attack at goal. If the offensive player is not able to beat the defender they can play the ball back to the coach to circulate the ball amongt the two (2) offensive players.

    When one offensive player is able to get through the other offensive player must support the attack, while both are facing defensive pressure.

     

    If the defender wins the ball the play stops and restarts again.

     

    If the Goalkeeper makes a save and collects the ball, he/she must look to find an open teammate whom he/she instructed to get wide to receive the ball in either grid.

  • Tip

    Goalkeeper must handle the one (1) vs one (1) situation.

    - If staying to defend the goal

    - Put onus on the attacker

    - Make forward movements only when the ball is out of the attackers' feet

    - DELAY and STAY BIG

    - Force the attacker wide if possible

    - communication - role of recovering defender

    - GK must handle the shot

    - Position in relation to the ball

    - Set position as shot is taken

    - Assessing the flight of the ball and using correct technique

    - Recovering after an explosive save if the ball is not secured in a safe area away from the goal

    - Getting in the right position as an attacker has defensive pressure, communicating with defender

     

    Identify

    - A poor touch or smother

    - As the attacker shoots engage moving 5-point block

    - If attacker has control of the ball engage a static 5-point block

    -If attacker stirkers the ball first time

    - Pressure from your defender

    5-Point Block

    - Focus on the ball

    - Control the situation, be patient!

    - Body is perpendicular in relation to the ball

    - Body wight to the front

    - Hands next to body

    - Arm and hand always the lowes at the same side as bent knee

    - Inside knee turns

     

    Coaching Points

    - The Goalkeepers' starting position in relation to the ball

    - Priority 1 is to defend the goal

    - Priority 2 is to defend the space between the Goalkeeper and defenders

    - Is there pressure on the ball?

    - The Goalkeepers' stance in anticipation of the through ball - being on the front foot

    - Assessment of the through ball - Advance or defend the goal?

    - If the decision is to advance - be positive - can you keep position? - if not safety first and clear lines, high and wide

Training Set

Main point

Duration

15 min

Age

Men's / Women's

Technique

1 vs. 1

Tactics

Development of game intelligence, One on one, High pressure on defense, Quick transitioning (defense to offense)

Co-Ordination

Quick anticipation, Quick processing

Condition

Explosiveness, Power & Speed

Training Organization

Number of Players

6 players

Goalkeeper

3+ goalies

Position training

Goalkeeper training

Exercise level

Intermediate

Spatial Behavior

Penalty box

Training Location

Pitch

Author: Ross Awa

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