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Movement to keep possession
  • Attacking
  • 8 -12

Passing with Movement

Difficulty

This session works on movement with passing, receiving, dribbling and keeping possession of the ball key to your coaching point. This needs good technique and skill working in tight areas with some unopposed work to help with technique

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Written by Dave Clarke

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Movement to Receive

Coaching movement is not about using lots of equipment it is about engaging your players to making short, sharp moves with good body position to receive the ball including timing of runs

Coaching Objectives

To coach movement we are looking to work with the ball to improve speed of play, weight of the pass, accuracy and movement to receive the ball. This includes body positions and dribbling with the ball at pace. Look for players putting in the effort to get to the next position and be looking for the next pass.

Drill Setup

  • 15 Mins
  • Squad Players
  • 20 x 20 y

What the Players Do

In diagram 1 the player with the ball runs dribbles to the middle player. The middle player dribbles to the player at the far en who dribbles to the cones and passes back to the start. The next player…

4v1 Boxes

Body positioning is key when receiving the ball and deceiving the defender, helping link play with teammates

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Coaching Objectives

This is a great game for coaching body position to receive and body position to fool a pressing defender. The pressing player needs to be mobile and to press quickly.

Drill Setup

  • 10 Mins
  • 5 Players
  • 1 Bibs
  • 10 x 10 y

What the Players Do

Four players are keeping the ball away from one player in the middle. The four players go one on each line and can move from side to side, the other player is in the middle trying to win the…

Move to the Pass

In this warm up the players dribble, pass then move to receive the ball. It helps with balance and agility before a game

Coaching Objectives

Moving after the pass is a key part of a possession game. If players pass then do not move to support the pass it leads to moves breaking down.

Drill Setup

  • 10 Mins
  • Squad Players
  • 10 x 10 y

What the Players Do

Set up a cone at one end and another cone facing it 10 yards away. Players work in threes. One player stands on the cones at each side of the area and one player works. The working player dribbles…

Session Overview 1/5

  • 1.

    Movement to Receive

    Coaching movement is not about using lots of equipment…
  • 2.

    4v1 Boxes

    Body positioning is key when receiving the ball and…
  • 3.

    Move to the Pass

    In this warm up the players dribble, pass then move to…

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