1. The document provides tips for 1v1 training drills for young players, focusing on close control, changing direction, and changing speed to get past defenders.
2. It recommends using close control with the front of the foot to approach defenders slowly, committing them with straight runs before performing feints and tricks to change direction.
3. The drills progress from solo work to including teammates as diversions or passing options to beat defenders and work on decision making.
1. The document provides tips for 1v1 training drills for young players, focusing on close control, changing direction, and changing speed to get past defenders.
2. It recommends using close control with the front of the foot to approach defenders slowly, committing them with straight runs before performing feints and tricks to change direction.
3. The drills progress from solo work to including teammates as diversions or passing options to beat defenders and work on decision making.
1. The document provides tips for 1v1 training drills for young players, focusing on close control, changing direction, and changing speed to get past defenders.
2. It recommends using close control with the front of the foot to approach defenders slowly, committing them with straight runs before performing feints and tricks to change direction.
3. The drills progress from solo work to including teammates as diversions or passing options to beat defenders and work on decision making.
A session to encourage young players to go past defenders
Successful 1 v 1 formula Close Control Change of direction Change of speed Close control use the front of your small toe to approach the defender, touch the ball with every step you take Change direction come in slow (60%) and straight (commit defender), perform a change of direction, scissors, step over, fake take etc Change of speed slightly bigger touch to take you in the direction that you want to go, accelerate at 100%
Progression 1: Progression 2:
Use the teammate as a diversion or if they are in a better position to get past the defender pass the ball Progression 3:
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