A field is marked out with cones. A goal is built on both sides of the field, into which a goalkeeper positiones. 6 outfield players move onto the field according to the graphic. A cone is placed on the side outline to mark the center line. The blue team has ball possession.
In this 3 on 3, every defensive player has a fixed opponent. That means it is played hand to hand without handing over. The next defensive player may only attack when the defender is played towards. The offensive player can pass the ball to both the goalkeeper and the other players. The player opens via the goalkeeper. The following applies to the defensive players: If the coach specifies that they should play hand to hand, they must always be close to the opponent. Alternative: When playing in the room, depending on the game situation, it must be moved, indented, secured or taken over.
- The defensive player tries to attack the attacker as early as possible so that the attacker cannot build up a pace and if possible place his body between him and his shoulder forward. - The offensive player can shoot the ball directly onto the goal. - The offensive players are encouraged to play fins and double passes again and again. - 6 cones, 2 large field goal (s)