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Defending is the art of decreasing time, space and options available to your opponents...
... whether it be a pass, dribble, shot or denying them the ultimate, a goal. Defending should occur all over the pitch and this should be a primary objective of all your team players when your team is not in possession of the ball. For your team, individual and collective defending will be required. Players should possess technical and tactical qualities aswell as being able to demonstrate patience, concentration and a great deal of self discipline. Every position on the pitch requires your players to be able to break up or slow the play down by putting in a challenge. There are three primary objectives in defending:
- Preventing the opposition from turning with the ball and keeping possession
- Keeping the play in front of your defenders
- Directing the play, even if your team is not in possession they can dictate where they will allow play to develop
Like many of the great teams built from a solid defense, this is where you will find fantastic articles, information and drills on how your team can be rock solid.
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How to tackle and win the soccer ball
So much emphasis is put on how to dribble well, keep possession of the ball which are all key ingredients in the game. But what if your team don't have possession, someone has got to go and win the ball. How much time do you spend coaching your players on how to tackle and win the ball? Here are all the key technical points on how to coach tackling. . . .
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Inside Tactics - Tip of the Week
This weeks tip is a bit special, we have a video broadcast explaining a key goal keeping technique that any keeper can use. Watch it now and take this information to your pitch this weekend... . . .
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Full Soccer Training Session - Working with your midfield players
Having a good spine the team is important, two good central defenders, two good central midfield players and two strikers who can put the ball in the back of the net. However, for me the players who need to do the most out of this spine are the two central midfield players. In this full training session video you'll get the warm up, technical practice and small sided game to train your midfield players. . . .
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1 v 1 Technical Defending Soccer Drill
Building on a theme of 1 v 1 defending here we can set up a half pitch soccer practice to work both the attackers and defenders in a 1 v 1 situation. The key elements for the defenders to focus on in this drill are, making challenges at the right time, keeping the attacker off their stronger foot and showing an attacker a preferred way. . . .
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