1. Set out cones to practice different scenarios for 1v1's. (Spins, Reverse Flick, Right-Left with Tomma). 2. Get them to go through 2-3 times practicing each shootout situation without any goalie pressure. 3. Several attempts practicing 1v1 skills against goalkeeper. 4. Split into 2 even teams and either do a shootout challenge (keep track of points) OR do knock out challenge (if you miss scoring, you're out. Continue until you have 1 winner).
1. Important to talk about: Use of body to block goalie. Having a plan of attack. What to do initially when the whistle blows (not too many drags etc.)
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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