Easy & Effective Half-Field Soccer Drill for Attacking, Defensive and Transition Drills
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- As a coach, after your warm-up is done and you’ve worked on some drills, you need to pick the most effective in-game drill setup so that you can continue to work on the same theme in a real-game scenario. In this video, you will learn a very easy half-field setup that you can use to work on defensive, attacking and transition drills. This can be used with different formations like 4v4+GK, 5v4+GK, 5v5+GK, etc. The drills is very effective because it has directionality, repetition, progression options, good vantage point for the coach and flexible start of play options.
00:00 Introduction
00:45 Drill Setup
01:49 Flow of Play
02:58 How to Start Play
03:55 Adaptability with Formations
04:40 Why is this drill so effective?
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How would you adapt this drill for your practice themes to improve your team?
This drill is so under used. Great video.
Tried this last session, initially just feeding centre midfielder & creating attacking plays whilst coaching defenders- worked brilliantly & my girls loved it, session flew by! Will try wing attacks & long balls into defence next. Great session, thank you 😊
Nice drills
Thank you! I have to share a field with our girls team and this drill is my go to
Love your clarity when you explain the drill. It seems that you have more attackers than defenders on the field. Is that on purpose? Do you mind talking about having more attackers vs more defenders and vice versa? Why would you do either as a coach? Thank you!
Nice👍👍👏👏👏👏