Move As A Team | 3 VS. 3 | High Pressing & Overloads | Football/Soccer

[@kennys2347]

Very good exercise with amazing results

[@TomTom-yb8ur]

These are excellent thank you

[@KSPerformance]

Thanks for the positive comment!

[@caitlintia2685]

If anyone is wanting progressions you can start it with only the player shooting has to be in the other half and then change it to everyone in their team has to be in the opponents half. If you notice players not passing much then add that they cannot dribble through the halfway line they have to pass Another one simple one so many touches and passes To make it competitive if players are lacking motivation loosing team has to do a forfeit that the winning team with the most goals has come up with And finaly switch the teams up, players need to go against different abilities and not always the same apponents they need to learn different styles of play going against different apponents

[@qingfuhe58]

What software did you use to create the animation?

[@JosephBananas]

Very good. If a set of 3 players miss the goal of fail to score, do you keep them all on and have them reset or does that attacking team come off?

[@KSPerformance]

Great question mate. Typically I would have both teams off and start with two fresh teams. Ball starting with the other team. Example : if the red team shoots and misses. Two new teams come onto the pitch, with the blue team starting with the ball. Thanks again for asking this, and hope that clears it up!

[@SimonJohnson-uy7io]

Thats superb

[@teddoherty8325]

Do you limit touches at all?

[@KSPerformance]

Thanks for asking. Depends on what the goals of the session. Limiting touches does seem to speed dup play as the players look to move forward faster, and also encourages the players to get up together more. If the team is struggling to stay together, I would use a touch limitation. See how it goes and please share!

[@teddoherty8325]

@@KSPerformance I’m having a hard time with hero ball and bunching with my U13 team. No matter what we do in drills for practice, they get on the field and forget it all. Incredibly frustrating

[@TheTreeOctopus]

​@teddoherty8325 try using a 2 or 3 second rule then must pass!

[@nickharris5204]

Any progressions to suggest mate?

[@KSPerformance]

maybe more of an adaption and less progression, but sometimes will split the square down the middle again. So to have 4 sections. The rules then stay the same, but all players need to be in one square....works well for teams who train to press high and look to overload attackers early.