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14-11-2007, 05:40 PM
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RE: Improving one touch play (SSG)
Hello All
I have a L2 final assessment next week and have just recieved my sessions. My Small Sided Game is Improving one touch play. I really need your help on this topic because this was not covered in the level 2 course. Can anyone suggest a good formation for this topic is well. All help much appreciated. Thanks. Greg     
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16-11-2007, 02:45 PM
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This was done by a fellow candidate but not well. As it should only be done in certain areas I will only coach it in the finally third. Midfielder recieves it with strikers going long, then stikers quickly coming short to recieve. Depending on situation, stiker can put in a through ball to other striker who spins off his marker or can pass back to midfilder. I have a starting position where the defender makes a pass to a midfielder but the other midfielder cuts it out and they attack 3v2 with a recovering defender. Can anyone else suggest any other starting positions?
Key factors: 1)first touch 2)decision making 3)awareness 4)technique (passing into feet/into space) 5)communication Does anyone else have any suggestions? Thanks for your help. Greg
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