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Hey coach! Is this you? "I have one child on my U6 team who regularly misbehaves even with his parents around...
I had a couple of heart to hearts with him,
but that didn't seem to help much.
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4 square soccerA small sided soccer coaching game that encourages players to spread out and play in designated positions.from the excellent coaching manual Playing Better Soccer is More Fun |
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Number of players: 4v4 (or 5v5 if you use goalkeepers) Age group: U10 upwards Set up: divide a 40x30 grid (with a goal at each end) into four quarters using flat cones or lines. Set up (contd): assign the following positions to the players in both teams: defender, left midfield player, right midfield player and attacker. Procedure: The defender works in the two squares nearest her goal, the left midfield player must stay in the two squares on the left of the grid, the right mid player works in the two squares on the right of the grid and the attacker plays in the two squares nearest the other teams goal. Otherwise, normal soccer rules apply. Play to a set number of goals or for a set time. You could also award 'goals' for a set number of passes. Tip: encourage quick shooting and tight defending by not having goalkeepers and making the goals big. The younger the players, the bigger the goal should be. |
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futsal (futebol de salão) |
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