This week's Sportplan session deals with shooting from the wings, from tight and testing angles, right down in the corners near the baseline!
Not every shot is going to be from a straight forward angle, face on to goal. Sometimes your players will have to take the chances that are given to them!
This session aims to help your players hit the goal and test the keeper, even from the widest of angles with a speedy jump shot - perfecting this screw back shot so that they can perform it quickly and accurately - surprising the keeper with an unexpected effort on goal!
What's in the Session?
Starting with a fun wide-shooting warm up game your players will quickly learn how to get their shots on target - from here we progress onto progressively more challenging drills, adding defenders to put pressure on this wide shot before finishing with a fun conditioned game!
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