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Practice
(B1) moves into goal
(A1) has to set off and turn (maintaining a tight control
of the ball) around a cone in one direction, and then on to
the other cone turning in the opposite direction. So if he
turns clockwise round the first cone he must turn anticlockwise
around the second cone.
THIS GIVES THE PRACTICE OF THE USE
OF BOTH THE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE FOOT, AND COACHES SHOULD
TRY AND MAKE PLAYERS USE BOTH FEET.
After completing the turn around the second cone (A1) must
then shoot at the goal where (B1) will try and save.
That completed, (A1) becomes the goalkeeper, (B1) joins the
back of the line of his team, and (B2) will then continue
with the practice from the opposite end, turning round the
cones and then shooting at the goal now occupied by (A1).
A key issue is - AS SOON AS A PLAYER
SHOOTS THEN THE NEXT PLAYER AT THE OPPOSITE END CAN SET OFF.
THIS ENSURES THE PRACTICE MOVES
QUICKLY AND THAT AS SOON AS HE SHOOTS A PLAYER MUST REACT
QUICKLY AND GET INTO GOAL.
COACHES CAN MAKE IT COMPETITIVE,
ONCE THE PLAYERS ARE ACCUSTOMED TO THE PRACTICE.
i.e. the first team to score 6 goals wins
Other points to note
Good control of the ball at all times
Use of both feet
Shooting players must follow up their goal attempts, in case
the goalkeeper parries the ball - if so they get a second
chance
Coaches must ensure good practice - performed at the sharpest
level by the players involved.
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