6 Second Pressing | Soccer Coaching Drill
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Perfect addition is to add pug goals for green to score in - around the corners of the possession game. Or two big goals that they try and counter too once the ball is won. Game shouldn't just end
I love this drill!
the reason why black lost the ball is their lack of "reception preparedness" (i.e being ready to receive the ball). Freezing it at second 21' clearly shows that player 3 had basically no options.
Great pressing from the Greens...
i do this but instead of a 3v1 into 6v3 i do 4v2 into 6v4 and do countdown of 5-7 seconds for the 4 to regain possession
I like what I see. Is it possible you can break down the drill and emphasise what the objectives are. The title i know is self explanatory, I was wondering if there was more insight to this. Thanks
My U17s absolutely love this one
That's a chemical reaction with 3 people
In my opinion, too much standing still for the outer players
Why is it called "6 second" then?
Too much standing around in this rondo, it’s not a good concept
Cuales son las mediciones?
how you do rotations?
How would you progress this drill further?
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Lovely game. Definitely using it next season.
Seems it would be better to have the outside players moving around, anticipating their player winning the ball or a loose pass from the greens. You'd rarely just be standing still with the ball fairly close to you in a match.
nice job, coach
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Love it