question
what progressions would there be to this drill
1v1 Ladder
DESCRIPTION
Play 1 v 1 for a set period of time, with players trying to take on their opponent and score between the cones. At the end of the game, the winning player moves up (left) a pitch to take on someone else, while the loser moves down (right) a pitch. The player on the top pitch stays at the top if he wins, and the player at the bottom pitch stays there if he loses.
1v1 Ladder
DESCRIPTION
Play 1 v 1 for a set period of time, with players trying to take on their opponent and score between the cones. At the end of the game, the winning player moves up (left) a pitch to take on someone else, while the loser moves down (right) a pitch. The player on the top pitch stays at the top if he wins, and the player at the bottom pitch stays there if he loses.
Meole Brace StudentsOther, England
ANSWERS
Cam HughesCoach, England
Progressions usually come down to four dials: space, numbers, touches and time. Start by shrinking the area so players have to make decisions faster, then change the numbers so the side in possession loses its overload and has to work harder to keep the ball. After that, limit touches â two-touch, then one-touch â which forces earlier scanning and a better first touch. Finally add a time or target condition, like scoring only after six passes or winning the ball back within five seconds. Change one dial at a time and only when the players are succeeding at the current level; if the quality drops, give the space or the extra player back.
sportplan_football
