Passing Drill with Middle Zone and Diamond Shape
Passing Drill with Middle Zone and Diamond Shape
PASSING DRILLS
10/23/20241 min read
Use For 5% Discount - AFL-LWZY
Organization:
Setup: Create a diamond shape around a central zone, using cones to define the space.
Central zone: 7x7 meters.
Diamond zone: Approximately 20x20 meters (adjust based on player age and ability).
Players: Assign 4-5 players at the start of the diamond and 1 inside the central zone and the other places of the diamond.
Objective: Develop precise passing, movement off the ball, and quick combinations.
Key Coaching Points:
Passing Quality: Ensure passes are accurate, crisp, and properly weighted.
Body Position: Players should maintain an open body posture to quickly transition between receiving and passing.
Communication: Encourage verbal and non-verbal communication to improve teamwork.
Timing: Focus on the timing of passes and runs to maintain rhythm and fluidity in play.
Possible Questions for Players:
How can you position yourself to make the next pass easier for your teammate?
What should you do before receiving the ball?
How can you maintain a consistent tempo during the drill?
When is the best time to play the ball into the central zone?
Key Outcomes:
Improved passing accuracy and speed.
Better movement off the ball to create space.
Development of combination play and positioning fundamentals.
