Construction of the exercise according to the drawing. Distribution of players: A and J in the middle of the field, player I next to the bottom goal. The remaining players are spread out next to the goals. The goalkeepers are positioned in the goal and the balls are placed next to the goals.
Player I opens the game situation with a pass to attacker J, who is attacked by defender A. J plays the ball back into the course of I. Now a 2 against 1 situation arises. A may score a goal if he wins the ball. The offside rule applies. Striker J also has the alternative of holding the ball or dribbling.
- When the passer starts to move, this is the starting signal for the player waiting for the ball. - In this exercise, start timing and taking the ball with you are of paramount importance. The right player must continue to run immediately after the pass. - Defensive duel (conquering the ball is the top goal! Do not shoot the ball away.) - Positionin so that the opponent is pushed away from the goal. Close the path to the baseline. Stand sideways, offer side; lure the enemy where you want them; then slide your body in between to conquer ball. - Stand on your footpads, not on your whole feet. - Try to slow down the opponent's pace. (This is to gain time for the other defenders in the game.) - Offensive duel If possible, go towards the opponent at the highest speed. At slow pace try to use a body illusion. - 6 cones, 2 large field goal (s)