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Thursday
Dec172009

Early ID Session IV

I. Street Soccer

II. 1v1 To 2 Goals

Set Up

  • Grid is 10x10 yards
  • Pugg Goals or cone goals are set up on each end line
  • Divide the players equally into two teams: Blue and Red
  • Coach has the soccer balls

Procedure

  • The coach plays the ball out to one of the sides, in this case the Blue side
  • The first Red player steps out as a defender and tries to stop the Blue player from scoring
  • The Blue player attempts to score on either goal
  • If the Red defender steals the ball he can attempt to score and the Blue player will try to stop him
  • Limit each turn to no more than 20 seconds
  • Switch up who you play the ball to so every player has the same amount of times on offense and defense
  • To make it really fun have more than one group go at the same time.  This will focus on the dribblers keeping their head up

Coaching Points

  • Encourage change of direction.  Add in the rule that the attacking player has to change directions at least once before he can go to goal.
  • After each player has gone a couple of times, review the turns you have worked on previously.  
  • After the review, switch up the teams and play again.

Make It Competitive

  • +1 point for a goal
  • +1 point for a successful turn where the attacker keeps possession of the ball
  • You can have the players keep track of individual points or team points.  Depending on your group set a score that will win the game.  20 points is a good starting point.

III. 2v2 to Two Goals

IV. Play Their Favorite Game

Whichever game they like the best, play that game

V. Scrimmage with multiple goals

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