With my two players I made sure that they could get out for centre passes therefore I worked on sprinting out and getting out quickly on a centre pass, followed by cutting back in. Both of the girls had a go at attacking and defending the centre pass and how to be successful when cutting back inside. Firstly i started off with sprinting out towards the ball.
Strengths:
- The girls were able to recieve the ball in front by getting into the space
-The girls reacted quickly from the whistle on the centre pass
-Footwork had seen an improvement as when catching the ball the girls controlled their feet on landing and were able to pivot
-It was easy to communicate and work with the girls on strengths and weknesses and explaining drills, why they are used
Weaknesses:
-Rather than make a sharp defiant move out to the centre passes they slowed down when waiting for the ball which allowed the defender to catch up. Therefore by working on landing after a sprint this will increase the speed of play
-the stace of the players needed to lean more towards the direction of play, it increase the distance over the defender and speed of the sprint
in more ways than one
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in more ways than one
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