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Turn and Attack

Develop quick pivoting and attacking skills with coordination.

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Equipment, Setup & Instructions
Equipment
  • Balls
  • Cones/Markers
Setup
  1. Area: 30x30 yard square area marked with cones
  2. Group: 4 players positioned in a square formation 10 yards apart, one at each corner; Players 1 and 2 at opposite corners start with a ball, Players 3 and 4 at the other two corners start without a ball
  3. Equipment: 4 cones marking the corners of the 30x30 yard area, 2 balls placed with Players 1 and 2
Instructions
  1. Players 3 and 4 simultaneously pass the ball to Players 1 and 2.
  2. On receiving, Players 1 and 2 execute a quick turn and head towards each other.
  3. Players 1 and 2 attempt to cross paths in the center while keeping control of the ball.
  4. Players 3 and 4 apply light pressure as they move towards the center, then reset to restart the drill.
  5. Repeat the sequence, encouraging speed for realism.
Coaching Points
  • Maintain close ball control.
  • Decide the best moment and direction to dribble.
  • Choose an effective end product: pass, shoot, dribble, or shield.
  • Keep your head up for better awareness.
  • Showcase a positive and confident attitude.
  • Use correct technique tailored to the situation.
  • Accelerate quickly to exploit space.
  • Adapt to increased pace once comfortable.
  • Embrace creative moves like step-overs and feints.
  • Include a variety of dribbling choices.
  • Implement disguise and smart turning techniques.
  • Enhance spatial awareness.
  • Achieve technical mastery and ball manipulation skills.
  • Build confidence in using both feet.
Variations
Make it harder:
1. Increase pressure from Players 3 and 4.
2. Reduce the space to 25x25 yards.
3. Require turns to include a feint or trick.
Make it easier:
1. Increase the space to 35x35 yards.
2. Allow players more time to execute turns.
3. Reduce defensive pressure from Players 3 and 4.
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