Since dribbling is largely a question of personal style, the ball itself is the number one teacher of the player. You can accelerate learning by offering your player a great deal 1v1 activities. Here is a basic one which has proven successful for all levels, from beginner to highest levels.
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Saturday, November 5, 2011
PASSING AND RECEIVING AND DEVELOPEMENT OF 1ST & 2ND ATTACKER
In a very concrete way, dribbling skill is essential to good passing and receiving. Dribbling is a series of micro-passes and collections; without this skill, the player is unable to hold the ball, and is forced to pass it at the wrong time or lose it. Furthermore, the feints used in dribbling can be used to disguise passing intentions.
So by developing the individual art of dribbling, the coach is naturally preparing his players for the team art of passing.
So by developing the individual art of dribbling, the coach is naturally preparing his players for the team art of passing.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
DRIBBLING AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE 1ST ATTACKER
The youth coach should focus on player development which is greatly dependent upon the ability to dribble the ball. Of course, there is a place for 1-touch soccer; but there is a greater need for players developing confidence with the ball prior to 1-touch. In order not to kick the ball away mindlessly when there is no available pass, A1 must be must be able to dribble and shield. Every player become the A1 as soon as he/she receive the ball, very player, even the goalie, needs to develop dribbling skill. Exciting dribbling,such as a series of 1v1's, is a highlights of the game.
Monday, August 8, 2011
GOAL KEEPER INSTRUCTION - Tecniques and Decision-Making
Goalkeeper development is the most neglected area of youth soccer. In a typical team practice, the keeper is virtually ignored; yet, in typical match, he receives much or all the blame for a goal. there is no justification for this. The only solution is to concentrate on the needs of the goalkeeper, and spend more time on her development.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Principles of Defense
Yes, there is a defense, after offense! Defense may be half of the game, but should not comprise half of the practice time. Overemphasis on defense at and early age can hinder player development. At youth levels, every player should spend some time as a defender and goalkeeper, and learn to take pride in these roles. Young player must first concentrate on technical and tactical skill of attack, then learn ways to play intelligently when the other team has the ball.
The Principles of Player Role in Soccer
The basic principle of soccer deal with the contrast between Attack and Defense.
THE ATTACKERS : Attacks begins the instant a team gains possession of the ball, sometimes sooner. The responsibilities of the attacking team involve in three major roles, we call it First, Second and the Third attacker.
Using Medicine Ball in Developing Football Techniques
Unlike the standard dead weight Medicine Ball, the KWIK MEDECINE BALL has life (bounce) which makes it useful for many exercises and drills. Field players can use it to improve distance and accuracy of trow-ins, while Goalkeepers can use it to develop techniques. For example, the "pull back" movement (as in baseball catching) is facilitated due to the weighted ball. Some medicine ball activity can be done in seasons or out, outdoors, in gym, basement or living room.
Practicing In-Step Kick and Techniques (Keeping The Ball Low)
First thing to do is warn-up and stretching (15 mins.). Dribble the ball for pre-stretch warm-up. Stretch all 7 basic muscle areas. warm-up having 4 players in a group 3 maintaining possession, 1 defends, as drill in progress let players move 8 yards apart and use the In-Step Kick
SOCCER BASICS
- When in possession all players must think , act, support and be offensive; when other team has possession, everyone is on defense.
- Offense usually wants to spread out, that is, use full width of the field and have depth, though overloads often take place at the same time.
- Defense should want some compactness, cover and pressure on the ball. On any change of possession, these behaviors should be immediately visible (Spreading out or compactness).
Choosing the right Soccer shoe
Shoes play a big role for a player it enhance the performance of a player, helps you play at your best and prevent you from having an injury. There's a different kind of soccer shoe each one performed dependent to the playing surface, playing ground and field condition.Choosing the right shoe is a must for a player and a proper fitting shoe is a game essential.
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