Progressive Combination Passing I

  • Process

    Passing between the three players. A passes on the ground to B, who comes to receive the ball and lays the ball back to A then passes a long ball to C who lays the ball off to B. B ten lays the ball back to B awho passes a long bvall back to A. This pattern can be repeated as often as required.

  • Tip

    3 cones, - Precise, exact passing is extremely important for successful soccer. As a result passing should be regularly practised. It is important not to forget to correct mistakes and give correct demonstrations. - This exercise requires a high pass precision and exactness - The player in the middle will tire after continued play. As a result the players should change positions every 60 seconds. Further important Characteristics: - The standing foot should be 30-40cm to the side of the ball, in line with the ball. - When passing with the instep, the toes should point upwards, the ankle joint should be tensed and the upper body slightly leant over the ball. - Stand on the balls of your feet, the passing foot should be slightly raised to strike the ball in the middle. Bring your body over the ball and don't lean back. (Ball control is achieved using the same technique). - The foot should follow through after striking the ball. - Movement of the arms is important: When passing with the right instep the left arm should cross to the right hip; when passing with the left instep the right arm should cross to the left hip. - The player can lean back slightly when passing with the outstep. - When passing with the ball of the foot, the player approaches the ball diagonally with his body slightly side onwards to the ball.

  • Field size

    Distance horizontal: 10 - 16 meters Distance vertical: 4 meters

  • Cone margins

    Distance 5 - 8 meters

Training Set

Break, Main point, Progression

Duration

30 min

Age

U06 - U19

Technique

Heading while in motion, Passing, Shot technique/shooting, Ball control, Ballskill (Touch on the ball), Trapping

Tactics

One on one, Pushing, Direct play to the forwards, Wing play without opponents, Transitional play (shifting the game)

Co-Ordination

Quick anticipation, Quick decisioning, Quick processing, Quickness of reaction

Condition

Power & Speed, Strength endurance, Speed endurance, Speed of movement off the ball, Speed of movement with ball, Training of elementary endurance II

General Training Goals

Examples

Game Systems, Free kicks

Training Organization

Number of Players

2 players, 3 players, 4 players, 6 - 9 players, > 10 players

Form of Training

Group training, Individual training, Stations, Team training

Skill Level

Professional, Advanced, Beginner, Any

Participating Players

Forwards, Midfielders, Defenders, Whole team

Goalkeeper

1 goalie, 2 goalies, 3 goalies

Intention

Alone training, Defensive behaviors, Goalkeeper behaviors, Groups, Offensive behaviors, Training for fun

Spatial Behavior

Free space, Limited playing field

Training Location

Asphalt, Forest/meadow, Grass field, Indoor, Turf field

Author: Christian Titz



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