| Drill Objective(s) |
- Shooting and finishing technique. soccer finishing soccer drills football shooting.,
- Fitness.and soccer drills and football drills and coaching information finishing soccer drills.
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- Drill No: SH6
- Age: 15-Adult
- No Players: 8+
- Difficulty: Medium (Fitness drill)
- Area/Time: 1/2 Field (20mins)
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| Diagram 1 |
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| ORGANISATION: |
| Using a 1/2 field and a full size goal place cones in the positions shown above. The feeders indicated in orange should have a collection of balls each. |
| INSTRUCTIONS: |
- F1 passes a ball out infront of A1.
- A1 runs in chasing the ball.
- A1 shoots.
- A1 turns and sprints towards the top gate.
- F2 passes a ball out infront of A1.
- A1 tags the line with their hand and sprints out after the ball played out from F2.
- A1 shoots on goal.
- A1 turns and sprints back to the line they just tagged and tag that line again.
- A1 then sprints in to the area for a cross.
- F3 passes (crosses) the ball in.
- A1 finishes.
- The drill is then repeated.
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| SCORING: |
| Drill can be organized into 2 teams. Teams can either compete one after the other with a 4 minute time limit to see how many goals they can score. The goalkeeper is from the other team or your standard team goalkeeper. |
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| KEY COACHING POINTS: |
- Good driven shooting technique (Knee & Shoulder over ball, non-kicking foot, etc.)
- Correct technique for each attempt on goal.
- Hit the target (force a save from the goal keeper).
- Technique under fatigue.
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| PROGRESSIONS: |
- Different types of passes; low, driven, aerial delivered from the feeders
- 2 touch finishing.
- 1 touch finishing.
- Add a passive defender in the penalty area to defend they must beat.
- Add an active defender in the penalty area to defend they must beat.
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| VARIATIONS: |
- This drill can also be done simultaneously with 2 goals. This allows more players to be working at one time.
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| NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS: |
| Encourage players to go at game pace. They should be tired after a full rep of 3 shots. Make sure they tag the lines with their hands. |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 01 November 2011 01:26 |