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Outdoor Curriculum: 5 v 2 |
Objective:
- To further develop supporting play, timing, pace and accuracy of passing.
Organization:
- Group of 10 whenever possible.
- Split into two teams of 5.
- 15 x 15 yards area.
- 5 vs. 2 with other defenders waiting their turn.
- The “five” attempt to keep possession from 2.
- As soon as the “five” make a mistake and lose the ball the two defenders change and the coach rolls in another ball.
- Defenders can change “on the fly” if the “five” are doing well and the defenders are getting tired.
- Coach keeps the time on the stopwatch and calls time out after 4 mistakes.
- Then the other five try to keep the ball for longer than their opponents.
- Coach keeps supply of balls to help continuity.
- If the players are finding the 5 vs. 2 difficult consider making it 6 vs. 2 and increasing the space.
- If they are finding it easy, decrease the space.
Teaching:
- Tell players "off the ball" to work continually at making good passing angles for players with ball.
- Encourage use of space available by spreading out.
- Requires good passing techniques, pace of the pass and good "first touch."
- Make sure players "on the ball" are prepared to hold it and screen away from opponents if players "off the ball" are not available.
- Two defenders must work off one another.
- When the defenders win the ball make sure it is kicked out of play otherwise it does not count as a “mistake” if an attacker gets the ball back.
Target:
- To keep the ball longer than the opposition.
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