7v7 Soccer 2-3-1 Video #3: Creating Chances in the Final 3rd
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2022
- Creating Chances and Finishing in Final 3rd (Video #3 of 2-3-1 formation series)
Video #1: • 7v7 Soccer 2-3-1 Forma...
Video #2: • 7v7 Soccer 2-3-1 Video...
This is the last video in my series on the 2-3-1 formation in 7v7 youth soccer. Focus here is on final 3rd.
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Coach Rory - I watched video 1, 2 and 3 in this series. Well explained and well done!
Thank you!!
Love these videos. Thanks a million for sharing your knowledge and experience. Already noticing a (small but real!) difference on the rec U8s im coaching now.
Fantastic!
These videos are simply brilliant thank you for making them
Thank you! Really appreciate it!!
Thank you. Great video.
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Thanks!
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Awesome stuff. Could use a follow up on how to teach attacking patterns like this especially with a small practice field like you did for the build-out-of-the-back series.
Am actually planning a breakdown just as you describe! Day job issues…😕
Also - I have a video called “Score more goals” on the channel that gets into attacking patterns as well
@@CoachRorySoccer ha! Oh there it is. I knew it existed but I couldn’t find it for some reason. Scanned your videos but must of missed it. I thought I was going crazy. Searching “score more goals Rory” did the trick though.
Your videos are so great! I am coaching my son's U10 team, and I'd say they're above average skill-wise, for sure. I think the vast majority of them should be able to handle these concepts.
Do you recommend starting with the shape? Starting with building out of the back? I especially like the concept of the dedicated run.
Thanks so much for your videos! I can't get enough!
Hey thanks! Yes I would start with build out. Glad the video have helped you!
These are great. Curious what program do you use to create these? Something like tactical pad?
It is tactical pad! Great software.
Love your videos Rory .noticed a difference in our little team already implementing your drills .do you have any tips on tracking back when on the defensive
That’s a big challenge at younger ages and usually gets better with experience imo. I don’t have a specific drill but it’s really shape and organization work.
Much appreciated! Will you do a video on how to defend properly as well?
For sure! Thinking about doing a series on defending in specific areas of the field etc.
@@CoachRorySoccer Yes! That'd be fantastic!
@@CoachRorySoccer Fantastic!
Coach - Thank you for the video. You mentioned "Zone 14". How do you number the zones?
www.sportsessionplanner.com/s/uZkrb/18-zones.html
You are very good
Thank you!!
Great video. Is it possible you can create another video to extend it further? Include convergence/finishing? Also, it appears you put players in offsides positions. Can you explain that?
If they’re off it’s just an error of me and the software.
Thank you. I just wanted to make sure there wasn't a breakout line rule i missed.
Your videos are great! Our league uses 6v6 not 7v7. Would you suggest a 2-3-0, 2-2-1, or 2-1-2? Thanks
2-1-2.
If you have a good defender , you could get away with 1 at the back , allowing extra man in midfield
Been watching your videos and I enjoy them very much. The problem I'm having is once you know WHAT to coach....HOW do you coach it? If you don't have a talented team, these concepts will fly right over their heads. I'm sitting here thinking, these strategies are great, but how in the world am I supposed to teach these kids so they understand what they are doing.
Oh yeah there is definitely modifications depending on skill level. That being said I have had success at a range of skill levels implementing stuff like this. What I find most people struggle with is how long it takes to see results.
For example I have an above average U9 team right now. Good players but not an elite team (at least not yet) and we worked for probably 7-8 months on building out of the back before it got looking ok.
@@CoachRorySoccer 7-8 months? Do you guys have year-round soccer? We only have soccer for 3 months at a time twice a year (spring and fall) and we don't always get the same players. If 7-8 months is the standard, I'd have to have the same players across 3 seasons to get any kind of team cohesion.
So follow-up question, how do you build out of the back when there is no buildout line? Our league doesn't have a buildout line. The only rule is the defending team cannot come into the penalty area.
@@sardiskan yeah we go year round. A little lighter in the winter. Fall and spring is twice a week training 1.5h per session.
That’s really to bad they don’t use a build out line. Encourages what I call chaos Soccer where you have swarms of players running at the ball. It’s pretty much the same stuff just have to make quicker decisions and look to play a little more direct. For example looking to play directly to the striker from CB because they are under a lot of pressure.
Have you ever played Nova Astra in a match
Where is that club?
CAN I GET AN AMEN!?
My plan for the rest of the season is to get you a goal from the 9 holding up, passing back to the 6 and the magic begins!
Note to self - remind the young ones not to shoot from that bad in the box angle!
Absolutely!
@@CoachRorySoccer Hey, just wanted to let you know that the timing and content of this video contributed greatly to helping us beat the 1st place team on Saturday. So many of the factors you describe here were executed well by our team and it resulted in an outrageously successful win for us.
Thank you for what you are doing on this channel. It is an honor to receive these videos and your excellent instruction.