2 against 1 after the introductory passing game, ball control + tempo dribbling

- When the passer starts the swinging movement, this is the start signal for the player waiting for the ball. - In this exercise, the start timing and taking the ball are of the utmost importance. The right player also has to continue running immediately after the pass. - Player D offers himself on the left side or runs behind player C. - Defensive one-on-one (conquering the ball is the top priority! Do not shoot the ball away.) - Position the body so that the opponent is pushed outwards away from the goal. Seal the way to the baseline. Stand to one side, offer side; lure the opponent to where I want him; then push the body in between to capture the ball. - Stand on your footpads, not your whole foot. - Try to slow down the opponent's pace. (This way, time should be gained for the other defenders in the game.) - Offensive duel If possible, approach the opponent at the highest speed. At a slow pace, try using a body fake. - 4 cones