Head To Score

Head To Score

Share

LEARNING OUTCOME

To improve attacking heading techniques

TEACHING CUES

  • Timing of the header
  • Direction of the header
  • Communication between the players

ACTIVITY SET-UP AND PROCEDURE

EQUIPMENT:

Marked area appropriate size for age, balls and cones

SET-UP:

ACTIVITY PROCEDURES:

  • Players set up as shown in the diagram. 3 v 3, small goals, no goalkeepers.
  • Small sided possession game.
  • Normal rules apply but players can only score with a header.

To allow for success an area can be marked near each goal where defenders can not go in to so the forward has a free header.

Progressions:

  • Use bigger goals to guarantee success
  • Add goalkeepers

COOL DOWN/ CLOSURE

Review Skill/Activity, stretching, and questions.

Receiving & Trapping

Receiving & Trapping

Share

Forehand Receiving

Receiving Hand Position

  • Dribbling grip with a vertical stick and left hand away from the body
  • Handshake grip with hands split – right hand can be more than halfway down the stick, but not too low
  • The left elbow should be as high as your shoulder in front of your body
  • Your thumb is pointed down towards the ground, and

Body Position

Athletic Stance

Line up the right of center, in line with the incoming ball

Skill Execution

  • Form a triangle between feet and stick head, flex the knees and create a ‘pocket’ into which the ball will be collected
  • Your left foot slightly forward of your right. Angle stick forward (the left hand should be further away from your body than the stick head)
  • Pick up the line of the ball
  • “Soft Hands” as ball contacts stick

TRAPPING DRILLS

Pairs Trap:

Players in pairs approximately 5m apart Player 1 push passes to Player 2 P2 traps on their forestick P2 push passes back to P1

Variations: Reverse stick trap

Trapping on the move (mobile)

Receive the ball (mobile) – dribble – push pass back

 

Rope Familiarisation & Selection Rule

Rope Familiarisation & Selection Rule

Share
  1. Hold the ends of the Skipping Rope in each hand.

 

  1. Step in the middle of the rope with both feet.

 

  1. Bring the ends of the rope straight up by your side.

 

  1. See if it’s the right length. The ends of the rope should come near your armpits.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

KEY TEACHING POINTS

Elbows In

Wrist Circles

Two Feet Together

Jump to a Rhythm

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quoyW7FZqdI

 

 

 

 

Individual Skills

Individual Skills

Share

Side Swing      

Equipment Required

Basic Short Skipping Rope – One per person

Activity Description

  • Swing the rope to one side in a big circle
  • Keep hands close together
  • Make sure you are in your personal space

Progression

 EASY: Hold both handles in one hand

HARD: Try an alternate side swing (swing the rope to one side in a big circle, hands will be moving in a figure of eight, repeat on the other side)

CHALLENGE: Can you swing the rope at the side and march on the spot at the same time?

Body Passes

Body Passes

Share

Skill: Basic

Equipment Required:

Basic Short Skipping Rope – One per person

Activity Description

Pass the rope around the body from one hand to the other

Progression

 EASY: Swing the rope at the side of the body

HARD: Try leg passes (swing the rope at one side, pass the rope under the legs, swing the rope at the other side)

CHALLENGE: Can you swing the rope in a figure of eight and pass it from one hand to the other?

 

 

Share

New to site? Create an Account


Login

Lost Password?

Already have an account? Login


Signup

close btn