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⚽️👇 Activity Instructions This is a switch of play rondo from This rondo is designed to develop quick and intelligent switches of play in possession. The game begins with a 3v1 in one area of the grid while two additional defenders are positioned to screen the central zone. Possession... show more

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⚽️👇 Activity Instructions 🗣️ This is a Progressive Rondo from Drill Library. This 3-grid rondo focuses on encouraging players to switch play effectively by utilizing the free player. In either of the end grids, the possession team will have a 3v1 advantage, while in the narrow central grid, they will play with a 2v1 overload. The aim is to create quick, dynamic play by using the space and the free player to maintain possession and shift the ball efficiently between the grids. 🎨 Animation created using The Tactics App

⚽️👇 Activity Instructions 🗣️ This is a Progressive Rondo from Drill Library. This 3-grid rondo focuses on encouraging players to switch play effectively by utilizing the free player. In either of the end grids, the possession team will have a 3v1 advantage, while in the narrow central grid, they will play with a 2v1 overload. The aim is to create quick, dynamic play by using the space and the free player to maintain possession and shift the ball efficiently between the grids. 🎨 Animation created using The Tactics App

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📽️ New Activity L 📂 Possession Challenge: The Zone Game L 💻 Created via Sport Session Planner 🔘Set-Up: ▪️ 30x30 yards, divided into three equal thirds (middle and two end zones). ▪️ 8 players (4v4). ▪️Two small goals placed in each end zone facing the end zone. 🔘Activity: 🟡 Both teams play to maintain possession in the middle third of the pitch. 🟡Teams must complete a minimum of 5 passes before one player can move into an end zone and attempt to score in one of the two small goals. 🟡Goals must be scored with a maximum of 2 touches inside the end zone. 🔘Scoring System: 🔷1 point for successfully completing 5 passes. 🔷1 point for scoring in the small goal. 🔷1 point for the defending team if they regain possession inside either end zone. 🔷Coach to keep track of overall team points. ⚪️ Progressions 🧵👇 💻 Website: 📽️ Youtube Channel:

📽️ New Activity L 📂 Possession Challenge: The Zone Game L 💻 Created via Sport Session Planner 🔘Set-Up: ▪️ 30x30 yards, divided into three equal thirds (middle and two end zones). ▪️ 8 players (4v4). ▪️Two small goals placed in each end zone facing the end zone. 🔘Activity: 🟡 Both teams play to maintain possession in the middle third of the pitch. 🟡Teams must complete a minimum of 5 passes before one player can move into an end zone and attempt to score in one of the two small goals. 🟡Goals must be scored with a maximum of 2 touches inside the end zone. 🔘Scoring System: 🔷1 point for successfully completing 5 passes. 🔷1 point for scoring in the small goal. 🔷1 point for the defending team if they regain possession inside either end zone. 🔷Coach to keep track of overall team points. ⚪️ Progressions 🧵👇 💻 Website: 📽️ Youtube Channel:

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Ajax U14 Session Plan (Everything in this for creativity) 🔹 Focus on movement to receive and strong back foot receiving 🔹 Improve effectiveness in 1v1 duels within a directional setup 🔹 Central 1v1 game with neutral players supporting the team in possession 🔹 Creates a 2v1 advantage in the active zone 🔹 Attacker creates space to receive and progress the ball 🔹 Must pass to the opposite neutral player inside the end zone 🔹 If defender wins the ball, roles switch immediately 🔹 Emphasis on quick decision making 🔹 Positive and confident 1v1 play 🔹 Quality first touch under pressure 🔹 Sharp movement and awareness 🔹 Fast transitions when possession is lost or regained

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⚽️ Cutback Small Sided Game 🗣️ This is a practice from drill library. This small-sided game is played with 4v4 teams and 4 neutral players positioned at the 4 corners of the grid, known as the 'cutback' zones. The objective is to score 1 goal to win the game. After each goal, the losing team will switch with the neutral players, ensuring that both teams get equal opportunities in different roles. The neutral players are restricted to 1 touch, and the team in possession is encouraged to use them to create goal-scoring chances through quick cutbacks, crosses, or switching the play. The attacking team should aim to exploit the neutral zones to stretch the defense, pull defenders out of position, and open up space for a final delivery into the box. The defenders will need to be aware of their positioning and try to prevent passes into the neutral zones by maintaining close coverage on their opponents.

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José Mourinho is back at Real Madrid. Here’s a rondo from this week’s training, played in a tight 12 x 14 yard area. The attacking team earns a point after completing a set number of passes. If the defenders win possession, they must complete a security pass to score a point. Want more training ideas and session content?... Get access here:

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YOUTH ZONE Having coached youth for a while now, playing Zone is the ultimate cheat code. Players can’t pass far enough or shoot from distance enough to effectively beat a zone. To me, it’s a waste of time playing against a zone in youth basketball. Although I do understand some coaches doing it bc it is easier to put in. I actually like pressing man to man for portions of the game bc it makes players develop how to handle the ball and pass against pressure, as well make faster decisions

YOUTH ZONE Having coached youth for a while now, playing Zone is the ultimate cheat code. Players can’t pass far enough or shoot from distance enough to effectively beat a zone. To me, it’s a waste of time playing against a zone in youth basketball. Although I do understand some coaches doing it bc it is easier to put in. I actually like pressing man to man for portions of the game bc it makes players develop how to handle the ball and pass against pressure, as well make faster decisions

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This commercial for the video game of Revenge of the Sith makes the story somehow look even more epic. Extremely 2000s in all of the best ways, and I love how it encourages you to play the game BEFORE watching the actual movie.

This commercial for the video game of Revenge of the Sith makes the story somehow look even more epic. Extremely 2000s in all of the best ways, and I love how it encourages you to play the game BEFORE watching the actual movie.

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