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Setup:

• Shape: Arrange cones in a diamond shape with 10 meters between each cone (adjustable based on players’ level and training goals).

• Players: 4-6 players per diamond.

• Ball: 1 ball per group.

• Instructions:

  • Players pass around the diamond, alternating between one-touch passing and two-touch passing depending on the designated areas.

  • Encourage movement into space after passing to maintain rhythm and flow.

Objective:
Develop players’ technical ability in passing and receiving, focusing on body positioning, first-touch quality, and decision-making under varying passing constraints.

Key Coaching Points:

1. Body Positioning: Open body to the field for better vision and control.

2. First Touch: Use the far leg to guide the ball into space, preparing for the next pass.

3. Fake Before Receiving: Create space by faking movement before receiving the ball.

4. Passing Accuracy: Firm, precise passes to the correct foot of the receiver.

5. Timing: Ensure passes and movements are synchronized to maintain flow.

6. Scanning: Look up before receiving to anticipate the next action.

7. Communication: Verbal and non-verbal cues to enhance teamwork.

8. Speed of Play: Adjust tempo between one-touch and two-touch areas to simulate game conditions.

Questions for Players:

1. How can you adjust your body positioning to receive the ball more effectively?

2. Why is it important to use your far leg when taking your first touch?

3. How does faking before receiving help you create space?

4. What cues can you give or look for to decide whether to pass one touch or take two touches?

5. How can scanning the field before receiving the ball improve your decision-making?

6. What adjustments would you make if the tempo of the drill increases?

7. How does communication with your teammates impact the flow of the drill?

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