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the use of dualities (arriving vertically) to create angles from static (2v2) situations, with the aim to exploit the blind side of local players. underweight passing.

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•1 year ago

eth futsal concepts x united the way of strategy within the philosophy of space & dynamism

•1 year ago

the concept of dualities underpins dynamic movement, positional rotation, and space manipulation. connectivity. synergy. cohesion.

•1 year ago

examples showcasing the aim of dualities.

•1 year ago

dualities → curtains/blocks. blocking local player to open passing lanes whilst also maintaining aim of dualities (exploiting blind side).

•1 year ago

curtains also known as pick & roll move.

•1 year ago

curtains move to clear space & open passing lanes.

•1 year ago

curtains → skip pass. play into passing lanes. direct passing.

•1 year ago

wide corridor concept - aim to play around. players make the tactics.

•1 year ago

wide corridor - vertical approach.

•1 year ago

the use of a 'false pivot' (winger/fullback/cm) within wide corridor situations, to access central areas.

•1 year ago

wide corridor (false pivot) → access centre. vertical → lateral.

•1 year ago

wide corridors → rondos. the importance of rondos (technical levels) to be effective within small space situations by touchlines. technical based solutions to pressured situations - real automatisms.

•1 year ago

training → match philosophy - executing rondos for the strategies chosen both ip/op. technical, physical, and mental levels to regain + dictate rhythms. recruit to strategy and improve physicality for repeated pressures + maintaining technical lvls.

•1 year ago

touchline rondos → changing rhythms. slow fast. contract expand. attract exploit.

•1 year ago

rondos and false pivots → over iso. changing the point of attack.

•1 year ago

over iso. changes in direction, situations, and rhythm.

•1 year ago

over iso → central access. player decision making within strategy. split passes.

•1 year ago

final third connectivity. diagonality. centrally. rhythm changes.

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