This can also be a good drill for maintaining midfield positional play if the number 9 is switched for a 10 and his job is to create an opportunity for a forward pass from the 6 and 8...then link the striker
I don't understand all those air balls in tight spaces like here...you should teach them to keep the ball always on the ground whatever happen...except for a true long ball or a through ball in the air....If they feel like being forced to play air balls on short distances it's because they were not well positioned or because their ball controls was not good
Chipping over pressing defenders allows to move the ball even when every pass is cut off. You have to trust your teammates to settle the ball good though
"Keeping possession without trying to score is not realistic"...YES it is...most teams winning 1-0 tehy keep possession and try to take the ball to the corner...on such tight space why are players trying long ball...at one point the players with red bib had one team mate 5 yrds away but tried some kind of skill and lost the ball...on such tight space should you not encorage short passes?
southern cali must simply be the most direct soccer available then, considering you're worried about too tight of space when working on possession lol. Which is what you need to work on it......possession practice with a big space is useless, you'll never get that in a game.
Agreed. Just look at the frequency of the elevated passes when trying to play through a line. That's an indication that they could not find passing opportunities on the ground, which directly correlates to the lack of available space. The obvious implication playing an aerial pass is slower speed of play. 90% of the passes were simply playing to a checking runner, who then played back to the same teammate. The area looks like it's 40x10 yards. Even 15 yards width would have greatly improved the fluidity of this exercise for this group. It's also not an unrealistic dimension for training possession through the midfield. Ultimately, the high the level of play, the less space necessary. Younger or less technical teams might need 20 yards width or a change in numbers and organization like you suggested.
Very good directional,realistic training ,good progression and everybody involved 👍👍👍
This can also be a good drill for maintaining midfield positional play if the number 9 is switched for a 10 and his job is to create an opportunity for a forward pass from the 6 and 8...then link the striker
this one is pretty good for ball possesion . but here the key is passin the ball fast keepin the 2 balls on moving
Skill, move, fast, team mátes good
Great drill...
I don't understand all those air balls in tight spaces like here...you should teach them to keep the ball always on the ground whatever happen...except for a true long ball or a through ball in the air....If they feel like being forced to play air balls on short distances it's because they were not well positioned or because their ball controls was not good
Chipping over pressing defenders allows to move the ball even when every pass is cut off. You have to trust your teammates to settle the ball good though
that’s why you train to get better
Is there a place or site we can get the full training sessions or videos?
good drill. i like this
"Keeping possession without trying to score is not realistic"...YES it is...most teams winning 1-0 tehy keep possession and try to take the ball to the corner...on such tight space why are players trying long ball...at one point the players with red bib had one team mate 5 yrds away but tried some kind of skill and lost the ball...on such tight space should you not encorage short passes?
That’s bad coaching
Spain lost against Morocco
What size is your playing field?
I'm very good of all this training
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+gavin spencer Chin.
NERDS🤓
good
I have played there
Bit tight in there, how about 3v3 + 1 with the 2 extra players outside
do you even understand the drill...
josh young nah mate, only been coaching at one of the best clubs in Southern California for 15 years... No idea. I am sure you know better though.
southern cali must simply be the most direct soccer available then, considering you're worried about too tight of space when working on possession lol. Which is what you need to work on it......possession practice with a big space is useless, you'll never get that in a game.
Agreed. Just look at the frequency of the elevated passes when trying to play through a line. That's an indication that they could not find passing opportunities on the ground, which directly correlates to the lack of available space. The obvious implication playing an aerial pass is slower speed of play. 90% of the passes were simply playing to a checking runner, who then played back to the same teammate. The area looks like it's 40x10 yards. Even 15 yards width would have greatly improved the fluidity of this exercise for this group. It's also not an unrealistic dimension for training possession through the midfield. Ultimately, the high the level of play, the less space necessary. Younger or less technical teams might need 20 yards width or a change in numbers and organization like you suggested.
ScottCM exactly... The geezer above obviously wanted an argument so i didn't engage!
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Intensity is slow
Bro the music is drowning out your voice
dont believe in possession blablabla yea rite look at barcelona vs man utd in ucl 2011 final 😆😆😆 big heap of bullshit
These guys first touch suck