Exercise for the defensive line: defending crosses
Situational exercise to train the back line how to defend crosses coming in at various height.
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Exercises
3D drills have been created with the software Tactics Manager since January 2019. (Old software: Pro Training 3D).
Tactical exercise: from 1 vs 1 to 6 vs 4
Continuous situational changes
Exercise addressing the reaction of the back line in cases of open ball, closed ball, short back pass and long back pass
Exercise addressing the reaction of the back line in cases of open ball, closed ball, short back pass and long back pass
actical exercise; 5 vs 4+jolly (neutral player)for internal build-up
Exercise in two zones for building from the back
Tactical exercise: 7 vs 6+ jolly for building maneuver
Exercise in two zones for building from the back
Tactical exerciser: 7 vs 7 + 3 jolly (neutral players) with immediate pressure in negative transition
Tactical exerciser: 7 vs 7 + 3 jolly (neutral players) with immediate pressure in negative transition
Tactical exercise to direct and finalize maneuver in attacking half
Tactical exercise to direct and finalize maneuver in attacking half
Tactical exercise, utilizing jolly (yellow neutral players ) on the flanks: objectives are “imbucata” and finalization around mannequins
Tactical exercise, utilizing jolly (yellow neutral players ) on the flanks: objectives are “imbucata” and finalization around mannequins.
This exercise trains the team to find adequate solutions against an opponent applying aggressive high pressing by setting up a 7 vs 7 situation in its attacking half of the field. The drill starts with short distribution from the GK of the bleu team, wh
This exercise trains the team to find adequate solutions against an opponent applying aggressive high pressing by setting up a 7 vs 7 situation in its attacking half of the field. The drill starts with short distribution from the GK of the bleu team, wh
Tactical exercise 10 vs 8 for transitions and preventive marking
10 vs 8 for transitions and preventive marking