Transcript PowerPoint - AYSO Expo 2015

AYSO National Coaching Program
Attacking Technically and
Tactically
The Calm Before the Storm!!!!
• We all get excited about our new rosters
• Looking to see where the best players are
• We dream of our own Barcelona Dynasty
– We want our team to play like this team
Workshop Objectives
“The only thing I would like is to have more control of the
game in terms of possession.” – Jose Mourinho
•Ability to break down game play into recognizable moments
of attacking play…
•Understand the different phases of play and different
technical and tactical priorities existing in each…
•Implement possession based training focused on technical
concerns while improving tactics…
•Develop player’s confidence on and off the ball to enhance
their love of the game…
•Through Quality planning, Communicating,
and keeping it FUN!
Vision and Mission Statements:
More than Words
• Vision Statement: To Provide World Class
Youth Soccer Programs that Enrich Children’s
Lives
• Mission Statement: To develop and deliver
quality youth soccer programs in a fun, family
environment based on the AYSO Philosophies
– Deliver fundamental technical and tactical coaching
– Balance Technical and Tactical training in order to
deliver quality training in a positive environment
AYSO Philosophies:
The Coaches Tool Box
• Open Registration
– Interest is the only requirement
• Balanced Teams
– Get the most out of each player
• Everyone Plays
– Get players to understand different roles
• Positive Coaching
– Positive feed back is key for player retention
• Good Sportsmanship
– Acknowledge other teams technical and tactical play
• PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
Player Development:
Importance of Balanced Technical and Tactical Training
• Tactical and Technical elements are
equally important
• “If they can’t do it technically, they can’t do
it tactically”
– True, but players want to play the game…
– Training should address both together
• Psychosocial Elements
Basic Pillars of Building Technique to Achieve Tactics
• Ball Mastery
– Individual development of first touch
• Create 1v1 opportunities penetrate the defense
– Based on ball mastery to attack and beat a defender
• Passing and receiving
– Attacking using passing with teammates
• Small Group Tactics
• Goal Scoring
– Creating opportunities based on small group tactics
Player Moments of Recognition:
When To Apply the Objectives of Play
Attacking Objectives
• Score
• Advance the Ball
• Maintain Possession
Player Moments of Recognition:
When To Apply the Attacking Principles
Principles of Play
•Penetration
•Support
•Width
•Mobility
•Creativity
There are 5 moments that influence decision making …
5 Moments of Decision Making
Five Decision Making Moments:
1. When your team has possession
2. When the other team has possession
3. When your team wins the ball
4. When the other team wins the ball
5. On Set Pieces
Cornerstones of Technical and Tactical Attacking
Training
• Possession
• Patience to possess
• Penetrating past the defense
• Player Rotation during the play
• Player insight and reading the game
4 Phases of Play
• Build-up/Dispersal
• Consolidation
• Incising through the defense
• Finishing
Possession Play
 Technical elements for Possession play?
 Dribbling – Passing - Receiving
 Other characteristics for Possession play
 Eyes up when on the ball
 Off the ball runs
 Communication
 Training possession will fill:
 Psychosocial elements
 Technical and tactical
 As players are engaged and work within a group
Patience to possess
• Developing patience = constructive play
• Avoid “Hopeful Soccer”
• Avoid forced passes
• What should we focus on here besides?
– Dribbling
– Receiving
– Passing
Penetrate past the Defense
• Timing to get in behind the defense
• Isolating opponents
• Creating critical gaps in a defense
• Recognize when to play over the defense
• Training players to:
– Find numbers up situations
– Change objectives when necessary
Player Rotation
• Train players to rotate with each other
• Create attacking triangles
• Transition could occur at any time
• Decisions based on these elements:
– Create player insight
– Which creates the choice of techniques
Managing play
• Possession
• Patience
• Penetration
• Rotation
• Insight
Attacking Objectives
Score
Maintain Possession
Score
Advance the Ball
Maintain Possession
Score
Advance the Ball
Maintain Possession
Phase 1: Build up and Dispersal
 Managing attacking play in Defensive 1/3
 Utilization of attacking POP
 Utilize the Goalkeeper as a field player
 Techniques needed:
 First touch efficiency
 One and two touch passing
 Quick dribbling to the outside only
when necessary
 Ability to shield the ball
Phase 1: Build up and Dispersal
 Other characteristics:
 Vision to play ball wide or advance
 Ability to change point of attack
 Play can go to next phase when:
 Able to advance to middle third by
 Passing
 or Dribbling without pressure
Phase 2: Consolidation
 Increase numbers by defenders runs
 Use ball movement and off the ball runs to:
 Create critical gaps in the defense
 In order to penetrate
 Utilization of attacking POP
 Techniques needed:
 First touch efficiency
 One and two touch passing
 Inside of foot and laces passing
Phase 2: Consolidation
 Other Characteristics:
 Vision
 Avoid holding the ball too long
 Winning the ball in the air
 Patience and communication are critical
 Recognize opportunities to advance
Phase 3: Incising the Opponents back line
 Still playing in middle 1/3
 To determine tactic
 Playing the ball through or
 Over the opposing defensive line
 Utilization of attacking POP
 Ability to play the ball to weak side
 Ability to reset the attack to phase 2
 Techniques needed:
 First touch efficiency
 One and two touch passing
Phase 3: Incising the Opponents back line
 Other characteristics:
 Vision
 Ability to read the game
 Player showing fresh angles as it is
passed
 Forward players organized runs  Making clearing runs
 Making runs to show in space
created
Phase 4: Finishing
 1v1 with keepers a possibility
 Utilization of attacking POP
 Organization in attacking 1/3 important
 Runs need to cover critical areas in goal:
 Near and Far post
 Central
 If scoring opportunity doesn’t materialize:
 Maintain possession
 In order to create another opportunity
Phase 4: Finishing
 Techniques needed:
 First touch efficiency
 Dribbling - Passing
 Crossing - Heading
 Volley
 Finishing (Power and finesse)
 Other characteristics:
 Vision
 Ability to read the game
 Courage to shoot the ball
Basic play management within Phases
• Phases 1-3 should incorporate:
– One and two touch passes as team
– Allows quick build-up
• Phase 4 can employ more creativity to
– Create goal scoring opportunity with:
• Extra touches
• Extra passes
Balanced Training Models
• Rondos
– 5v2’s (“Monkey in the Middle”)
• Start simple
• Then progress to players following their passes:
– To create movement
– Enhance psychosocial elements
– Players will be more engaged than in pairs
– 4v4+3
• Use neutral objective players for directional play
– Technical skills work with the freeze method.
Balanced Training Models (con’t)
• Use drills in the AYSO training manuals:
– The differences to be achieved are:
• Speed of play
• Enhanced communication
Can you see this a little better?
• Let’s look again at the first video
 What did we see?
 Did we see patience?
 Did we see good technique?
 What did we see in phase 1?
 Did they bringing the ball back?
Concluding thoughts
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Plan your training sessions
Engage your players in training
Use the POP to achieve Attacking Objectives
Understand play management based on the
ball in the progression to goal.
• Identify your teams success in maximizing
tactical advantage by understanding the
technical aspects
• Communicate your objectives & strategies to:
– Parents & Players
• Make sure they have FUN!
Conclusion
Any Questions?
Please remember to turn in your course
evaluation form before you leave.
Have a great EXPO!!!!!!