Defensive recovery, dribbling and shooting
- 5 markers
- 2 cones (1 red, 1 yellow)
- Enough balls
- 1 regulatory goal
- 12 vests (6 blue, 6 reds)
- Playing area: 40x35 meters
- Players: 12 + 1 goalkeeper
- Duration: 15 minutes
- Series: 4 series of 3 minutes interspersed with 1 minute of passive recovery
Summary | Secondary Objectives |
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Exercise to train dribbling, defensive recovery runs and shooting |
Dribbling, Shooting, 1v1 attacking, 1v1 Defending, Body shape, Feints and tricks, Shooting, 1 versus 1 |
- On the coach call, either RED or YELLOW, the player in blue starts dribbling the ball towards the goal, while the first player in red in the line of the colour called by the coach starts a recovery run to stop the dribbler
- The player in red has to reach the player in blue before he crosses into the outlined (with the markers) area
- If the player in red reaches the blue player inside the area they start a 1 vs 1 game with the blue player attempting to beat the red defender and then shoot at goal
- After the exercise the blue player, takes the ball and goes to the back of the line
- In every series the 2 teams invert their roles
- If the player in red doesn't reach the player in blue, the attacking player can shoot at goal once he's inside the box
- If the player in red reaches the player in blue before he gets in the box, the round is over and the blue player goes back to the end of their line
- The team with the greatest number of goals wins
- Enlarge or reduce the size of the field according to the age and the technical level of the players
- High tempo during the whole exercise
- Is important to keep the ball close to the foot while carrying it
- Multiplicity of dribbling skills to improve technique and agility
- Use of body by dribbler to cut off the line of recovery of the defender
- Work with a limited number of players to reduce the rest between series