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Hi coaches, just a quick message to let you know I will be away on a family break from tomorrow (Tues 2nd Dec) for nine days so please continue to engage with our forum, post your thoughts and ideas and I will get onto them when I return. If you know other coaches who might benefit from joining our community, please get them to subscribe as it is completely free and we can welcome them to this forum.
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Hi pete- i hope your doing well.
I know this is specifically for kids tho-
i’ve created a practice session ranged for 18+ just googled a topic.
My topic was Improving Build-Up Play from the Back Under High Pressure.
Please give me feedback it was my first one.
FYI- it was keynote so thats why it’s a video and skipped warm-up and cool down.
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Ahmed, got your video, thanks. The principles look fine and Im glad you have a lot of pressure on the team playing out as this adds to the realism. Targets for the team playing out are good too but be careful that players (instead of playing out and through their opponents as you want) look up and shoot for the target.
Would it be possible for you to set the challenge of playing out without telling your players how they might do it? You could have 15 minutes where they can try different things. During this time you want them to try to remember what they did to be successful and at the end of the time you give them time to reflect and begin to identify some things that might work. They may already begin to put your ideas into practice but it is much more powerful if the players generate the ideas. You can then add some of your own thoughts to supplement what they think they need to do.
Also, with a topic like this you can't just do it once and hope they get it.
I would introduce it as a way you might like your team to play and then practice it in week 1 as you have planned. Revisit it again in week 2 but get the group to recall the key points you and the players have thought about (they can even set the practice up).
Week 3 go to another topic and take them away from this one and then in week 4 revisit this practice again. Working in this way will demand that information is retrieved and recalled so that players begin to remember how to be successful.
If receiving and passing under pressure (or any other technical skill) is vital to the success of this tactic then have 15-20 minutes on this individual technical work every week.
Good luck and please let us know how it goes.
Pete