AFC COACH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT · 1 level one futsal practical manual afc coach education department ali targholizade 2006
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LEVEL ONE FUTSALPRACTICAL MANUAL
AFC COACH EDUCATION
DEPARTMENTALI TARGHOLIZADE
2006
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BASIC TECHNIQUE DRIBBLING No. 1
ANIMATION
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BASIC TECHNIQUE : DRIBBLING
PRACTICE 1ORGANIZATION:
1. PLAYERS: All
2. AREA: Full pitch
3. BALLS: 1 ball per player
4. BIBS: 2 sets of different colours
5. CONES: 20 pieces of 2 different colours
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From a technical standpoint, dribbling is the biomechanical execution of a movement, but from a tactical perspective, dribbling has an aim:
Going past an opponent with the ball.
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1. Head up for awareness2. Fast footwork with more touches 3. Keep the ball tight4. Different kinds of touches 5. Change of direction 6. Technique of easy movements with ball
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
7. Body feint
BASIC DRIBBLING 1
8. Emphasize sole contact with the ball
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slide 4 CLICK ONCEPractice: Keep the ball tight (close) and run along the line
DRIBBLING Practice 1
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Variation : Players to turn from end line
DRIBBLING Practice 2
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Practice: Keep ball tight, dribble on the line and turn at half line.
Progression : Emphasize speed in footwork and keep head up
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DRIBBLING Practice 3
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Practice: Players to move freely in half pitchPlayers to keep ball tight with contacts using both feet, head up for awareness
Progression 1: Use other players as ‘opponents’
Change direction and speed, disguise (feints)
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Progression 2 : Players to keep possession in half pitch by keeping the ball tight and shielding against 3 defenders (white) who will try to kick it away
DRIBBLING Practice 3
9Progression 3 : Increase playing area to full pitchslide 14
DRIBBLING Practice 3
10Practice : Juggling within 1m radius Progression: Juggling between two touchlines slide 7
DRIBBLING Practice 4
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11Practice: Football tennis (1 vs. 1)5m
5m
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DRIBBLING Practice 5
12Variation 1: Football Tennis (2 vs. 2) unlimited touches Variation 2: After 3 mins., restrict to only 1 touch
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DRIBBLING Practice 5
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slide 11Progression 1: Increase playing area to full pitch with 2 defenders
DRIBBLING Practice 6
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Practice: Players with the ball must ‘Cross the river’ (marked area) near the half line and dribble past the 2 defenders into the end zone
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slide 12Progression 2: Introduce 3 defenders
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BASIC TECHNIQUEDRIBBLING No. 2
ANIMATION
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CLICK HERE VIDEO
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BASIC TECHNIQUE : DRIBBLING
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PRACTICE 1ORGANIZATION:
1. PLAYERS: All
2. AREA: Full pitch
3. BALLS: 1 ball per player
4. BIBS: 2 sets of different colours
5. CONES: 20 pieces of 2 different colours
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Practice: Player to dribble through 1m channel, and shoot at GK through 2m gates. After shooting, collect ball from GK and join the queue at opposite end
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1. Fast footwork with many number of touches 2. Keep ball tight (close) 3. Different type of touches 4. Emphasize use of the weaker foot
5. Technique of keeping ball tight
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
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6. Keep centre of gravity low
7. Relax – fluid movements
DRIBBLING Practice 7
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DRIBBLING Practice 8
Practice: Player to slalom around cones, go around red cones andshoot at GK. After shooting, collect ball from GK and join the queue at opposite end
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DRIBBLING Practice 8
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1. Open arms for balance2. Measured touches on the ball 3. Ball tight
4. Different kinds of contact surface
6. Change of direction
5. Body feint
7. ‘Feel’ ball position with the feet to keep head up as much as possible
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
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DRIBBLING Practice 9
Practice: Player to slalom around 2 sets of cones, pass under the hurdle, receive the ball again
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Right foot
Left footSole shielding
Back ward
Toe ball touches
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DRIBBLING Practice 9
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DRIBBLING Practice 9
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ADVANCED TECHNIQUEDRIBBLING No. 3
ANIMATION
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DRIBBLING Practice 10ORGANIZATION:1. PLAYERS: 2 players (1 vs. 1) in each grid
2. AREA: Full pitch with 4 grids measuring 10m x 20m
3. BALLS: 2 per pair of players
4. BIBS: 2 sets of different colors
5. CONES: 20 pcs of 2 different colors
6. TIME: 1min work 3min rest (depending on age and ability)
PRACTICE: Attacker to start from own end line and to score by dribbling through the opposite cones (1m wide) at the opposite.Must keep ball possession and dribble past opponent.Exchange roles from Attacker to Defender
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Slide 29PRACTICE: Start position (1 vs.1) in 10m x 20m grid
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1. All previous coaching points2. Approach opponent with tight control3. Use feints or quick footwork to deceive opponent4. Quick change of direction and speed5. Go past opponent6. Accelerate away towards goal
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
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DRIBBLING Practice 10
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Note: Encourage players to dribble despite risk of losing possessionSlide 32
DRIBBLING Practice 11 (2 vs 2)
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Practice: 2v2+1GK and scoring goal with dribbling
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DRIBBLING Practice 12
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• Coaches must be planning program that players encouraged to dribbling rather than passing or shooting in dribbling sessions.
• This is essential for learning procedure to loose the ball and attempting to achieve for next time (trial and error).
DRIBBLING SESSION
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DRIBBLING 4v4
Practice: All players trying to dribble and boost their skillsSlide 35
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DRIBBLING 4v4
Practice : 4v4 normal game with focused on dribbling in all the pitch Slide 36
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PASSANIMATION
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1. Possession of ball 2. Boost kicking skills 3. Recognize choice of pass on different zone 4. variety of passing skills 5. Support play 6. Creating space
PASS
7. Increase quality of passes8. Pass to far leg
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PASSING COACHING POINTS.
1. Weight or Pace of Pass : The pass should be sent with optimal weight to the receiver who control the ball easily or play the ball comfortably with one touch.2. Accuracy : pass accurate is a kind of art and essential for ball possession.3. Time of the Pass : The player in possession of the ball should not pass to teammate who does not good position. A poorly time of pass would be lost of possession.4. Time of the Run : The player making a run to receive a pass should ensure that the player in possession of the ball has under pressure and is ready to make the pass. poorly timed run would be waste of energy and loosing ball possession.5. Support : It is vital that support the player in ball possession.The more options a player has to pass the ball, the easier than to ball possession. (angle and distance)6. Awareness : It is essential for quality of passes
BASIC PASS AS WARM UP
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PASS BASIC NO 1
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Practice variety of passes:
Inside
Outside
Toe
Sole
Heel
Instep
Lob
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BASIC PASS NO 1
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VARIATION: basic passes should be doing in different shape of practicesSlide 41
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PASS BASIC NO 2
Practice: Two players 1 ball
Movement and pass through the cones
VARIATION: different type of passes
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PASS BASIC NO 3
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1st touch with the sole
Lob 1
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BASIC LOB PASS NO 3
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Practice: Two players 1 ball
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LOB PASS NO4
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Mix Practice : the players split up 3 groups with 2 lines . Objective is lob but player would be developed in the control, pass, break run, shoot.
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LOB PASS NO4
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PASS NO5
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Practice: players after control the ball pull it with sole to pass to next teammateVariation: different type of passes
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ORGANIZATION:1. PLAYERS: All 2. AREA: 8 or 6 each zone3. BALLS: 2 ball per zone4. BIBS: 2 sets of different colours5. CONES: 20 pieces of 2 different colours
Practice:Start point : The player No3 should pass to their team-mate
at the next cone (No 10) and then follow to take the place of the front No 10 who return the ball and No3 pass to the next cone for combination again between No 10 and No6.
Progression: the practice with two ball from two opposite corner this is good for all technical and tactical and mental aspects though to player involve with two balls.
PASS AND MENTAL SKILL NO6
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VARIATION: Two balls
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PASS AND MENTAL SKILL NO6
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ORGANIZATION:
PLAYERS : 4 each zone or 3v1
PRACTICE:
ball possession with free touches, defender after catch ball, change position.
PLAYING AREA:
5x5m zones
VARIATION:
Reduce number of touches 3,2,1
PASS NO2
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PASS AND SUPPORT BASIC NO 1
VARIATION: Restriction the number of touches
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ORGANIZATION:• PLAYERS : 4v4+ 2 Neutral player( GK)
• Practice : The team have ball with 2 GK as neutral players try to maintain ball and reach to width or goal line consider scoring goal, the ball must stabilized for 2 second on the line
• Rule: The team have possession ball have to kick less than 3 touches
• Playing area: All pitch
Coaching points
• All movements base on pass and support technical aspects.
PASS AND SUPPORT NO3
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PASS AND SUPPORT NO3
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Practice: Playing 5v5 free game non pass restriction to GK
PASS AND SUPPORT NO4
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PASS AND SUPRORT NO5
Practice: Normal game 4v4+2GKSlide 58
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SAMPLE
For major coaching points
PASS AND SUPRORT
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Coaching points: Weight of passLow weights pass maybe:
interception
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PASS AND SUPRORT SAMPLE
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Coaching points: A: Time of passB: No 4 deliver sole pass
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PASS AND SUPRORT SAMPLE
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AN IDEA: WALL AS PARTNER: 1. Can perform in saloon
2. More touches
3. To Draw signs on wall for accuracy of passes
4. Anticipation
5. Awareness (head up)
6. To use small scale balls to improve skill
7. Increase ball control abilities
ORDINARY FUTSAL PRACTICE
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ORDINARY FUTSAL PRACTICE
1. Vertical line for accuracy of different kinds of passes
2. Boost ability of receiving and turning with ball
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ORDINARY FUTSAL PRACTICE
ACCURACY OF PASSES
1. According to points give them guideline to account their abilities
2. Individual and exciting
3. All player can join same time
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ORDINARY FUTSAL PRACTICE
1. Wall pass exercises
2. With both left and right legs
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ORDINARY FUTSAL PRACTICE
1. Toe pass
2. Lob pass upper than horizontal line
3. Long passes
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ORDINARY FUTSAL PRACTICE
1. Swerving Inside
2. Swerving Outside
3. instep
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1. Futsal coaches must to plan basic part of their technical program as Warm-up, focus on objectives.
BASIC PASS AS WARM UP
2. Futsal coaches must to Clarify practice session rules and expectations through individual and team descriptions
NOTE FOR COACHES:
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CONTROLWITH ANIMATION
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1. Awareness and head up when under pressure 2. Boost receiving skills 3. Develop the quality of the first touch 4. Variety of contact surface 5. Develop Pivot player 6. Possession of ball
CONTROL
7. To develop technical aspect of GK
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ORGANIZATION:PLAYERS : 3 players each groups, 2 in front of 1
PRACTICE: the exercise start with the player 2 aside with simple inside of foot passes and after leave pass change position with the receiver.
Playing area: 3 zones
Follow by all coaching points
CONTROL NO2
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CONTROL BASIC
VARIATIONS:1. Control the ball with right leg toward left side and kick with left
2. Control the ball with right leg toward right side and kick with right
3. Control the ball with left leg toward right side and kick with right
4. Control the ball with left leg toward left side and kick with left
5. Control the ball with left leg forward and kick with the left
6. Control the ball with right leg forward and kick with the right
7. Change the variety of passes, inside, outside, lob, etc.
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1. Principal of control technique2. Ball line3. Body position in different zones4. Encourage players to control with sole due to tight space in Futsal 5. Open body angle for ball possession to set out tactic6. Quality of 1st touch
CONTROL
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ORGANIZATION:PLAYERS : 3 Players on each groups.
Equipments: 3 marks in each field triangle shape and balls
Practice: Players supposed to defender as marks try to receive ball with sole 1st touch and pass to next player
VARIATION:
1. Change ball circulations
2. Lob pass and control
CONTROL NO1
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CONTROL NO1
Practice; NO.11 send the ball to receiver(No.4) which sole control with left and give pass with right foot to next teammates.
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CONTROL NO1
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ORGANIZATION:PLAYERS : 2v2 + 2 neutral players + 2 GK
Defenders do not allows to go 1/3 defending
Playing area: 3 zones A,B,C
Follow by all coaching points
CONTROL NO2
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A B CCONTROL NO2
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ORGANIZATION:PLAYERS : 3v3 + 1 neutral players + 2 GK
Defenders do not allows to go in the own 1/3 defending
Playing area: 3 A,B,C zones
pay attention to all control coaching points
CONTROL NO3
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CONTROL NO3
Practice: 3v3 + 1 neutral players + 2 GK Slide 79
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ORGANIZATION:Players : 5v5+ 2 GK
Practice : The team have ball with 2 GK as neutral players try to maintain ball with two touches ,each interception account 1 score
Rule: The team have ball possession have to control
( 1st touch) and pass
Area: All pitch
CONTROL NO4
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CONTROL NO5
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Progression : Same as last practice but only 1 Neutral player
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ORGANIZATION:PLAYERS : 4v4+ 2 Neutral GK
Practice : The team have ball with 2 GK as neutral players try to maintain ball and reach to width or goal line consider scoring goal, the ball must stabilized for 2 second on the line
Rule: The team have possession ball have to control ( 1st touch) and pass
Playing area: All pitchAll control coaching points must be done
CONTROL NO6
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VARIATION: free game non pass restriction to GK
CONTROL NO6
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ORGANIZATION:Players : 4v4+ 2 GK
Practice and condition: Players start from original side and they could score in both goals but the team after catch the ball just available to score in another half
Rule: Free touches
Area: All pitchAll control coaching points must be done
CONTROL NO7
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CONTROL NO7
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CONTROL NO8
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SHOOTING WITH ANIMATION
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1- Scoring goal2- making rebound situation3- Timing of over lapping 4- accuracy of shot5- player mentality get ready to shot 6- skill of toe shot
SHOOTING
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1. Awareness and head up2. Glancing to position of goalkeeper when shooting3. Technique non kicking foot4. Technique toes shooting5. Fast Shot if possible first touch.6. Correct technique of kicking foot
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
7. To Shot accurately before powerfully
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SHOOTING
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BASIC SHOOTING NO 1
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VARIATIONS: FROM OTHER SIDES SHOOTING WITH BOTH FEET
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BASIC SHOOTING NO 1
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SHOOTING UNDER PRESSURE NO2
VARIATIONS:
1. White color players after pass put pressure to the receivers 2. Progression : defenders send pass from other side and attackers shooting with other leg
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SHOOTING UNDER PRESSURE NO2
VARIATIONS:
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BASIC SHOOTING NO 3Sequence:
• Players line up outside of box which forbidden arriving to catch ball.
Equipments: One ball per 2 players, cons
Practice focused on:
• This practice has both fun character and match character for shooting training
Tips for players• Two groups attempting to score against rival's goal which are empty and each player has direct opponent who trying to prevent score goal. The ball must be catching without hand.
Tips for coaches:• 5 min Account number of scoring of each groups.
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No 8 attempting to avoid the ball get through to their goal post (with head or body )
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Practice: players split up 2 line and after pass try to shot and scoring
Variation: toe shot technique
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BASIC SHOOTING NO 4
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BASIC SHOOTING NO 4
Variations: from flanks
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SHOOTING NO 5
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SHOOTING NO 5
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SHOOTING NO6
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SHOOTING NO6
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PIVOT&SHOOTING NO7
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SHOOTING NO 7
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2v1 SHOOTING NO 7
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ANALYSIS 2v1 SHOOTING NO7
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PIVOT&SHOOTING NO8
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ANALYSIS PIVOT&SHOOTING NO8
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Note : NO. 5 must be left foot player from right side of attacking areas and vise versa
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SHOOTING NO9
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Practice: 3V2 competitive situation, Coach deliver ball for stickers and practice focuses on shooting
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VARIATION : 5v5 +2 GK and normal game in each half 3v2 , defender after intercept the ball pass to striker of the other half and support them from own field.
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VARIATION 3: when strikers ball possession one of the striker other side could withdraw to make 3v3 which to have shooting under pressure.
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VARIATION3: when striker having ball one of the striker other side could withdraw to make 3v3 which to have shooting under pressure.
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VARIATION : 4v4 Normal game and focuses on more shooting
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SYSTEM AND STYLE
2.2 No.1 (ATTACKING)
WITH ANIMATION
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ROTATION.2.2 NO1
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
1-player should constantly create space with break runs2-to develop, the ability of losing man marker3-provide support with rotation4-all player learn to play as pivot &sweeper 5-possession ball for set out tactic6-continuous movement of players with and without ball
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BASIC MOVEMENTS:
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
1. without ball
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BASIC MOVEMENTS:
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
1. without ball
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BASIC MOVEMENTS
PROGERSSION 1:
with ball
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
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BASIC MOVEMENTS
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
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BASIC MOVEMENTS
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
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BASIC MOVEMENTS
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No 8&9 must run together same time
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
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TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
1. Accuracy of pass2. Pass to far leg from opponent3. Awareness4. Body position on receiving 5. Timing of pass 6. Weight of pass
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
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TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
2. No4 break after make sure that No3 has received the ball
5. losing man marker
1. movements for change position: when? How? Where?
3. communication between 2&4 4. good angle according to opponents
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PROGRESSION 2
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
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ROTATION.2.2 NO1
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PROGRESSION 3
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
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PROGRESSION 3
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
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TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.1
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 2.2 (ATTACKING) NO2
WITH ANIMATION
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BASIC TAC. ROTATION 2.2 NO.2
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
BASICTAC.ROTATION 2.2 NO.2
1- Spread out to create opportunities to pass2- After pass get open again3- Getting open at the right moment4- Communication 5- Timing of the supporting run6- Ball to move quickly
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BASIC TAC. ROTATION 2.2 NO.2
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1- 1st option safe pass2- Pass to far leg
4- Body position on receiving 5- Timing 6- Weight7- Observe opponent when leave pass
3- Awareness
TACTIC AND ROTATION 2.2 NO.2
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SYSTEM AND STYLE
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ANIMATION
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TACTIC 2.2 NO3
finishing
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1- Signal for implementing tactic 2- last player will be sweeper3- Time of your rotations carefully4- Open body to create opportunity for passes 5- Long lob for tight area6- finishing
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1- Quality of passes2- Diagonal and sidestep running
4- signals for implementing tactic 5- Thinking to opponent’s counter attack6- Quality of first touch (mostly with sole)7- Always checking
3- awareness
8- Easy scoring
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NO 2 support attackers and cover defending area
support
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2Normal rotation and pass
Signal for tactic
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 2.2 No4(ATTACKING)
ANIMATION
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1- fast implementing tactic both sides2- Signal3- Losing man marker4- Sequential 5- Mentality (thinking for solutions themselves)6- Game control
TAC 2.2 NO4
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FINISHING
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1- all last practice coaching points 2- losing man marker 3- movements4- communication 5- signals skill 6- disguise
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Quality of the left foot sole control and pass
Disguise the pass
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TACTIC 2.2 NO4
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 2.2(ATTACKING) NO.5
ANIMATION
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QUALITY OF INSTRUCTOR :
ABILITY OF COACH
QUALITY OF COACH :
ABILITY OF PLAYER
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Finishing
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1- spread out to create opportunities to pass2- after pass get open again3-getting open at the right moment4- communication 5- Timing of the supporting run6- Ball to move quickly
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1- 1st option safe pass2- Pass to far leg
4- Body position on receiving 5- Timing 6- Weight7- Observe opponent when leave pass
3- Awareness
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Sweeper
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 2.2 NO6
ANIMATION
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2Toe shot
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1- planning to do tactic proper time (right& left foot)2- Blocking 3- use sprints and fake to get clear opponent4- receiving ball under pressure5- creating passing opportunities6- Anticipation
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1- all last practice coaching points 2- losing man marker 3- movements4- communication 5- signals skill 6- disguise
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GK. support
NO2 blocking
• NO4 open body angle to see all the pitch
• To engage all organs for control the ball
Rebound
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IMPLEMENTING TACTICS FROM RIGHT AND LEFTWhy right and left foot?When going to do tactic and give signal from left side of pitch must be
sure that our left side winger be right foot player and vise versa for:
1. Easy control ball far away from opponent and toward target
2. Easy to turn and shot to goal
3. Easy to sole pass
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Now, it is obvious :Why, when ,whereLeft or right side, right or left foot
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 2.2 NO.7(ATTACK)
ANIMATION
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TAC 2.2 NO7
Finishing
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1- To adopt 2.2 system to open area2- Solution for anti press3-provide support 4-sweeper 5- ball possession6-continuous movement of players
7-Quality of passes
Coaching points:
8-Scoring
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No 5does his job as pivotNo 5 moving to create spaceQuality of first pass is very important
Coaching points:
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The last player (No4) will be sweeper Possession ball for set out tactic
Coaching points:
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continuous movement of players with and without ballRunning with ball , head up for signal
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Blocking by No5Quality of last touch and scoring
Coaching points:
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Signal :pass base on first movement (shock)Time of movementTime of pass
Coaching points:
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 2.2 NO.8(ATTACK)
ANIMATION
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TAC 2.2 NO8
Finishing
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Delay the ball for:
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Low weights pass maybe:
interception
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B: No 4 deliver sole pass
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dummy
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 2.2 NO.1(DEFEND)
ANIMATION
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1- Principals of 1v12- delay
4- reaction instead of pressing 5- High weight down6- Body position
3- looking ball
DEFENDING 1v1
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1- Awareness of situation2- Communication
4- Ball oriented 5- Quickly counter attack6- Be patient and watch the ball7- Interception
3- Shot stopping
8- Anticipation9- Always checking opponents positioning10- covering first defender
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DEFENDING AND COVERAGE
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ANALYSIS DEFENDING 2.2 NO.2(DEFENDING)
ANIMATION
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DEFENSIVE TACTIC 2.2
1. Man marking
2. Zonal
3. Mix
4. Alternative
TYPE OF DEFENDING IN FUTSAL
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1/4def.
½ def.
¾ def.
Attacking direction
10 m 20 m 30 m
1/3 def.
DEFENDING AREAS
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1- Zonal defending on our 1/3 2- Covering angle3- Covering deep passes gaps 4- Defending organization 5- Each defender control the his area6- Preventing opponent to score7- Recovering ball possession
COMPACT DEFENDING 2.2
8- On 1/3 zonal defending more effective than man marking
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1- Awareness of situation2- Communication
4- Ball oriented 5- Quickly counter attack6- Be patient and watch the ball7- Interception
3- Shot stopping
8- Anticipation9- Always checking opponents positioning
COMPACT DEFENDING 2.2
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COMPACT ZONAL DEFENDING 2.2
1/3 DEF.
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Variation 1
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COMPACT DEFENDING 2.2
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OPEN DEFENDING 2.2
Pressing the ball or zonal defending depend on quality of your opponent
When ball near touch line easy to pressure
Blocking any possibilities for entryways
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
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Defense in ½ of the pitch or 20m
OPEN DEFENDING 2.2
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Defense in ¾ of the pitch or 30m
ENTIRE OPEN DEFENDING 2.2
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Defense in ¾ of the pitch or 30m
ENTIRE OPEN DEFENDING 2.2
Usually in ¾ man marking easier than zonal
Big gap equivalents with less opposition support
Enough time and distance for ball interception
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 1.2.1 (ATTACKING)
ANIMATION
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Width rotation or 8
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ROTATION 1.2.1 NO1
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
ROTATION 1.2.1 NO.1
1. Awareness in possession, rotation on correct time2. losing man marker3. provide support with rotation4. playing as pivot &sweeper are essential5. possession ball with both feet6. movement of players with and without ball
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1. Awareness
2. Quality of passes3. Pass to far leg from opponent4. Body position on receiving 5. Positioning of none kicking foot to cover ball 6. Communication
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
7. Co-operation
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Variation 2:
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• NO.3 has to carry ball with left foot and vise versa
• NO 4 after break must be turn with facing toward teammates and vise versa
diagonal
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Length rotation
ROTATION 1.2.1 NO2
All principals of width rotation
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 1.2.1 NO.2(ATTACK)
WITH ANIMATION
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DIAGRAM 1.2.1 NO1
Finishing
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
TACTIC 1.2.1 NO1
1- Be prepared to control ball even under pressure 2- Release the pressure 3- Timing of support 4- pivot &sweeper duties 5- possession ball 6- Scoring goal
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1. Awareness2. Pass to far leg from opponent3. Accuracy of pass4. Body position on receiving 5. Time of pass 6. Weight of pass
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
7. Lob
TACTIC 1.2.1 NO1
8. Toe shot for finishing
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TACTIC 1.2.1 NO 1
Proper angle for support
NO 2 does both disguise for creating space and blocking
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ANALAYZE 1.2.1 NO1
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DIAGRAM 1.2.1 NO2
VARIATION:
DUMMY
3
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 1.2.1 NO.3(ATTACK)
WITH ANIMATION
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
TACTIC AND ROTATION 1.2.1
7. To attack with flank
1. To develop sensitive and varied tactics2. Be prepared to control ball even under pressure 3. All 5 player work at the same time 4. Timing of support 5. pivot &sweeper duties 6. possession ball
8- Scoring goal
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TACTIC 1.2.1 NO 3
STAGE 1: Click once
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DIAGRAM 1.2.1 NO3
Finishing
STAGE 1
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ANALAYZE 1.2.1 NO 3
STAGE 1
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TACTIC AND ROTATION 1.2.1
1. Awareness 2. Diagonal running 3. Pivot role 4. Signals 5. Quality of 1st touches 6. Technique of passes
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
7. Toe shot for finishing8. sweeper duties 9.Changing from 1.2.1 to 2.2 system
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TACTIC 1.2.1 NO 4
STAGE 2: click once
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DIAGRAM 1.2.1 NO4
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Finishing
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STAGE 2
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ANALAYZE 1.2.1 NO 4STAGE 2
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TACTIC1.2.1 NO 5
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Finishing
STAGE 3
DIAGRAMS 1.2.1 NO5
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ANALAYZE 1.2.1 NO5
Disguise of pass
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SYSTEM AND STYLE 1.2.1 (ATTACKING)
ANIMATION
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
TACTIC AND ROTATION 1.2.1
1. Improvement to see the field more efficiently2. Improve balance to change direction with the ball3. provide support with rotation4. Distribution of ball to flank player5. possession ball for set out tactic6. Finishing
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1. Awareness 2. Diagonal running 3. Pivot role 4. Signals 5. Quality of 1st touches 6. Technique of passes
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
7. Toe shot for finishing8. sweeper duties 9.Changing from 1.2.1 to 2.2 system
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DIAGRAM 1.2.1 NO6
sprint2
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ANALAYZE 1.2.1 NO6
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DIAGRAM 1.2.1 NO7
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ANALYZE 1.2.1 NO7
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TACTIC 1.2.1 NO8
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DIAGRAM 1.2.1 NO8
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ANALYAZE 1.2.1 NO8
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TACTIC 1.2.1 NO 9
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TACTIC 1.2.1 NO 9
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TACTIC 1.2.1 NO 9
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TACTIC 1.2.1 NO 10
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TACTIC 1.2.1 NO 10
overlapping
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ANALAYZE 1.2.1 NO 10
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PIVOT PLAYWITH ANIMATION
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Pivot Requirements 1. Brilliant in the ability of control the ball with both feet (if pivot loose the ball when implementing tactic it makes best counter attack for opponents)
1. Strong at lower body muscles
2. Skillful at shielding the ball at least 5 second
3. Best at turning with the ball
4. Powerful at shooting
5. Best at pass skills
6. Familiar at Futsal signals
7. Good at leading teammates
PIVOT PLAYER
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5
4
7
PIVOT AND SWEPEER ANALYSISNO 5 usually is pivot
Ball Control with the right foot from left side and with the left foot from right side of attacking area
2
sweeper
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PIVOT DUTIES
2
5
1. First option Turning and shot
2. Second option Passing to NO 4
3. Third option Passing to NO 7
4. Forth option Cut back to NO 2
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PIVOT DUTIES
2
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1ST OPTION2ND OPTION3RD OPTION4TH OPTION
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PIVOT PRACTICE NO 1
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Good angle of the body
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PIVOT PRACTICE NO 1
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PIVOT NO 2
Rebound
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PIVOT NO 2
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PIVOT NO 3
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Pivot open the body toward goal
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TACTIC PIVOT
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TACTIC PIVOT
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TACTIC PIVOT
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TACTIC PIVOT
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TACTIC 1.2.1 DEFENDINGBASIC
ANIMATION
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1. Prevent opponents from scoring2. Defending method3-provide teammates coverage4. Areas covering 5. Regain the ball6-communication
TAC 1.2.1 DEF.BASIC
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TAC. 1.2.1 DEF. BASIC
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1.2.1 zonal defending areas
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1. Awareness2. Defenders position between ball and goalpost3. Principal of 1v14. Principals of 2v2 5. balance6. communication
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Playing against high level opponent
compactBall orientedClose the gaps
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Playing against high level opponent
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Playing against high level opponent
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Playing against low level opponent (basic)
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DEFENDING 1.2.1 NO.2
WITH ANIMATION
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1. Prevent opponents from scoring2. Defending method3. Man marking4. Zone marking 5. Regain the ball6-communication
TAC 1.2.1 DEF.
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MAN TO MAN
TACTIC 1.2.1 DEF.
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MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1. Awareness2. Defenders position between ball and goalpost3. Principal of 1v14. Principals of 2v2 5. balance6. communication
TAC 1.2.1 DEF.BASIC
7. concentration
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
1. Awareness2. Defenders position between ball and goalpost3. Principal of 1v14. Principals of 2v2 5. balance6. communication
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DIAGRAM 1.2.1 DEF.
MAN TO MAN
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ANALAYZE DEF 1.2.1
MAN TO MAN
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TAC 1.2.1 DEF. MIX
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DIAGRAM 1.2.1 DEF. MIX
Man to man
Zone marking
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ANALAYZE 1.2.1 DEF. MIX
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GOALKEEPINGWITH ANIMATION
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STRUCTURE OF GOALKEEPER TRAINING
• TECHNIQUE
• TACTIC
• CONDITION
• PSYCHOLOGY
GOALKEEPING
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THREE STAGES OF GK TRAINING• Basic training
• Intermediate training
• Advance training
PRINCIPAL OF EACH STAGES BASE ON:1. Technical phase
2. Tactical phase (team)
3. Competitive phase (game situation)
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TECHNIQUE:
• Catching ball
• Punching ball
• Distribution ball
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REVIEW BASIC HANDLING TECHNIQUE:
1. Along ground
2. At hip height
3. At chest height
4. At above head height
Noticeable: body must be going behind the line of the ball
8m
8m
BASIC GOALKEEPING
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
1. Boost technique pass and support2. motivation and positive attitude (self confidence)To develop mobility and agility4. Willing to get involve5. Catching ball6. Ball delivery
GOALKEEPING
7. Improve optical –motor perception
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1. Accuracy of ball delivery2. Observation 3. communication4. Positioning rush out of goal cover shooting angle 5. GK as sweeper6. Anticipation the opponent's play
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
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INDIVIDUAL TRAININGGoalkeepers have to do special training together in their practical session
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11
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POSITIONING AND REACTIONTIME NO1
Cognitive goal post and reaction time:Coach divided goal post to five areas.
GK should to save 2,3,4 with hand and 1,5 with feet.
5
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c1. GK attempt to touch areas 1,2,3,4or5 which are numbered (shadow)
2. to express the number and throwing ball with hand the same place.
POSITIONING AND REACTIONTIME NO1
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POSITIONING AND REACTIONTIME NO1
Practice : to express the number then shooingVariation: Random kicking
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cTurn
POSITIONING AND REACTIONTIME NO2
GK facing own goal
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cTurn
Turn
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dribbling toward goalkeeper 1v1.• Lead the attacker as far away from the goal as possible.
• Hold your hands out to the sides (wide).
• Wait your opponent take the action thereafter react quickly.
• Watch ball rather than body feint .
• Body weight down.
• Try to disguise striker
• Use feet for blocking ground kicks (faster than hands)
• Concentration on ball
•
GOALKEEPING
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1
GOALKEPING NO3
234 5 6
Practice: 1v1 Goalkeeper encounter with attacker
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1
GOALKEPING NO3
234 5 6
Lead striker to the weak angle
and zone
When striker loose possess sprint out
when reach stand up and get ready for reaction
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PRACTIC NO4: 3v2 possession ball and deep pass for No6 defender follow him with 5m far away No3 going to support.
B B1v1
GOALKEEPING NO4
6
2
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cVARIATION: 4v4 normal game but defender not allowed to go in the their defending areas (B).
B B1v1
GOALKEEPING 1v1 NO5
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BALL DISTRIBUTION
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Ball delivery No1
GOALKEEPING DISTERIBUTION NO6
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GOALKEEPING DISTERIBUTION NO9
Ball delivery No2
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11
Ball delivery No1
GOALKEEPING DISTERIBUTION NO6
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11
GOALKEEPING DISTERIBUTION NO7
GK must catch the ball before contact with field
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GOALKEEPING DISTERIBUTION NO7
2 GK and balls
4 areas 4x4
Each goalkeeper will save 2 areas
Goalkeepers must be catch the ball before contact with the field
4 m
4 m
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GOALKEEPING DISTERIBUTION NO8
Ball delivery No2
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11
GOALKEPING NO10
Ball delivery No2
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1
1
1
2
2 2
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GOALKEPING AND SIGNAL NO11
Ball delivery No1
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GOALKEPING AND SIGNAL NO11
Ball delivery No1
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GOALKEPING AND SIGNAL NO12
Ball delivery 1v1 No 2
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2
3
5
GOALKEPING AND SIGNAL NO13
Competitive situation
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POSITIONING AND SHOT STOPPING
Position forward to narrow the angle
Feet movement
Timing of movement
Rebound and fast reaction
Technique shot stopping
Open body when ball in flank (to see second attacker)
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POSITIONING NO14
PRACTICE: Goalkeeper must be steady position on assume narrow the angle
Narrow the angle
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POSITIONING NO16
c
PRACTICE: Shadow drill (narrow the angle)
1
1
2
3
4
5
2345
Narrow the angle
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POSITIONING NO17
c
PRACTICE: GK movement to narrow the angle
Narrow the angle
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2
3
POSITIONING NO18
c
PRACTICE: Coach deliver ball and 2v1 in 1/3 each groupGK communicate with teammate’s and to narrow the angle
Narrow the angle
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3
POSITIONING NO19
VARIATION: 2v1 in 1/3 each group after possess ball pass to teammates in other side
2
Narrow the angle
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2
3
65
POSITIONING NO20Narrow the angle
PRACTICE: practice 3v2 in 1/3
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3
POSITIONING NO21
9
5
4
2
Narrow the angle
VARIATION: practice 3v2 in each half after interception ball pass to teammates on the other side
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POSITIONING NO21
9
5
4
2
Narrow the angle
VARIATION: 4v4 normal game with 1.3 system for narrow the angle
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CMBINATION PLAY
BASIC
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COMBINATION PLAY BASIC
1/2
4
23
5
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
COMBINATION TACTICS
1- Getting out of tight situation2- Release the opponents pressure
4- Develop Timing of combination 3- Wall pass, take over , over lapping
5- Possession ball outside of body when take over
6- Scoring goal
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1. Awareness in possession2. Hide intended Pass in ½ and take over 3.Explosive action at the combination times 4. Good angle and body position on 1/2 5. Optimal distance and quality of touches 6. Correct technique of delivery of passes
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
7. Signals and communication
COMBINATION PLAY
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4
23
5
COMBINATION PLAY BASIC
Sample for 1/2
1
4. FINISHING
5
3 2
1/2
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4
2
5
1/2
3
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COMBINATION PLAY BASIC
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3
TAKE OVER
3
3 4
2
5
10 M
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COMBINATION PLAY BASIC
347VARIATION1: TAKE OVER AND SHOT
4
2
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COMBINATION PLAY BASIC
348VARIATION2: take over and shot
4
2
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ANALYSIS TAKE OVER
TAKE OVER:• NO 4must be carrying ball with left foot
• Losing man marker
• Best time for blocking
• Hide intention
• Disguise opponents
• Easy scoring
4
5
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COMBINATION PLAY
OVER LAPPING NO.1CLICK ONCE Slide 347
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COMBINATION PLAY
OVER LAPPING NO.1Slide 348
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ANALYSIS OVERLAPPING 1
OVER LAPPING 1
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COMBINATION PLAY
OVER LAPPING 2ONE CLICK
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COMBINATION PLAY
OVER LAPPING 2
1
6. FINISHING4
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5
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ANALYSIS OVERLAPPING 2
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OVERLAPPING NO3
2
7
5
3
ONE CLICK
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ANALYSIS OVERLAPPING 3
2
7
5OVERLAPPING:NO 5 running in suitable time
Space creation
Make 2v1 situation
Quality of pass (outside foot)
Support
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OVERLAPPING NO3
2
7
5
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ORGANIZATION:Practice: Four pair player simultaneous 1v1 on 20x30.
There are also 2 neutral players on the field.
Each player possession ball until an opportunity arises to play a combination with one of the neutral players.
Attackers may shoot only after a combination.
If they score, they keep the ball if not their opponents get it.
Neutral player one touch and should switch roles with others after a while.
MAJOR COACHING POINTS:Protect the ball by shielding opponent with your body
Change speeds after passing.
Eye contact and communication for clarify kinds of combination
All coaching points at the above mentions.
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COMBINATION PLAY BASIC
360VARIATION1: playing with one ball 4x4+2 neutral players
VARIATION2: Normal game
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2
5
4
2
99
5
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COMBINATION PLAY BASIC
361
CMBINATION PLAY
COMPETETIVE
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PRACTICE AND OBJECTIVE
COMBINATION TACTIC
1- get out of tight situation2- Release the pressure 3- Timing of support 4- wall pass, take over , over lapping5- possession ball 6- Scoring goal
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3
5
COMBINATION TACTIC NO1
1
5. FINISHING
4
32
1/2
COMPETETIVE SITUATION
2
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1. Awareness in possession2. Hide intended Pass 3.Explosive action at the combination times 4. Good angle and body position on receiving 5. Optimal distance and quality of 1st touch 6. Correct technique of delivery of passes
MAJOR COACHING POINTS
7. Toe shot for finishing
COMBINATION PLAY
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3
5
COMPETETIVE SITUATION
COMBINATION TACTIC NO1
2
4
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3
5
ANALYSIS COMBINATION PLAY
1
5. FINISHING 4
321/2
COMPETETIVE SITUATION
2
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COMBINATION TACTIC NO2
2
4
5
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2
3
5
COMPETETIVE SITUATION
1
5. FINISHING
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3
2
1/2
COMBINATION TACTIC NO3
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COMBINATION TACTIC NO3
4
2
3
5
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TAKE OVER
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5
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THANK YOU
ALI . TARGHOLIZADE
FUTSAL COACH EDUCATIONAFC
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