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05-07-2008, 04:48 PM
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EUFA B LEVEL 3 "When, where and how to dribble"
Hi, i am delivering this next weekend.
set up -target zone -1 target player and 2 wide servers 7 defenders plus gk 3-2-2 attacking target area 7 attackers 3-2-2 attacking big goal start position -target player to central attacker who plays a ball wide to create a possible 1v1 Key factors penetration -develop 1v1 situations dispersal -create space wide, alert to combination opportunities support -unit adjusts behind and around the ball mobility -stretch opponents, create space behind and around defenders Movement of all players to create space for 1v1 scenarios positive attitude techniques of dribbling when - when there is 1v1 situation where -final third how -techniques end product -shot cross pass any thoughts on formations or coaching points? Thanks     
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06-07-2008, 07:55 AM
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My initial thoughts are that i need to reduce the teams to a 5v5 or smaller as this is a function and i intend to cone off the left side of the pitch from the 6 yard box to the half way line.
Maybe defenders have gk and 4 outfield players and attackers have 5 outfield players? A target player and 2 wide servers in the target zone on the half way line. Attackers attacking the big goal. Defenders' incentive is to get the ball to target area. Any thoughts on set up would be appreciated. Cheers trilbydoc
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06-07-2008, 06:46 PM
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It sounds like you have the main concepts covered.
I am due to start my L3 in Oct, so I can't be anymore help I am afraid. There were a few L3 qualified coaches who posted here, but I have not seen any posts from them for a while. Please keep us posted, and can I ask advice when I start mine?
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09-07-2008, 04:38 PM
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Good news on the Level 3, 74OS. The next level of certification here in the states is the C Course, but given how I struggled to please the inspectors with my D (and the fact that it'll run $1000), I'm not planning on going any higher.
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10-07-2008, 07:42 AM
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I struggled too. Only managing a pass on a retake. You remember my exhausted and distaraught postings?
I will attempt a different strategy this time, taking far more notes, maybe even faking an injury as you have suggested in the past. Anyway, I will report on how it goes.
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