D passes the ball to the starting point on the other side.
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Set up outer square (25-30m) and inner square (8-10m) as shown in the diagram, start at two diagonal corners, which are double/triple, 2 (4) balls plus spare balls at the starting cones. Change positions: Each player runs after his own ball.D takes the ball to the side and dribbles to the starting point on the other side.At two diagonal corners, players A start simultaneously with a sharp diagonal pass to the inner square.Set up the outer square (25-30m) and inner square (8-10m) as shown in theĭiagram, start at two diagonal corners with a maximum of 4 players, 1 ball per player at the The following 3 exercises were taken from the new eBook “ Tiqui Taca – One Touch – 45 Variations in the Double Square” from Peter Schreiner! Double Square – Dribbling to the Startġ0 to 16 players. It is particularly suitable as a complex passing and combination exercise during the warm-up. The double square fulfills these requirements and is extremely versatile. In One Line….Positional Play is the attempt to create superiority in areas of the pitch either through overloads, positional or isolation.Coaches often look for exercises that are versatile and easy to set up. A good example of intelligent positional superiority would be a recent goal scored by Gareth Bale as seen in the video below. With positional superiority the idea is to position players in spaces that will drag the opposition out of positions in order to create spaces or opportunity to exploit. The final approach is known as positional superiority.
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If you identify a weak full back in the opposition one such approach can be to build play on one side of the pitch by creating overloads, before quickly switching the play to isolate your winger against the full back you deem weak positionally or defensively. In this example you set your team up in such a way that one of your best players will always be able to quickly be found in a position that isolates him or her against a weak link in the opposition. Isolation involves setting a team up in such a way that you can put a player directly up against a member of the opposition you view as a weak link. Online today, you will see coaches refer to this as qualitative superiority. The second approach of positional play is isolation. The example of full backs tucking in to become central midfielders again being an example of this, another example could be centre backs splitting while a central midfielder drops between them to create an extra player when building from the back. Numerical advantage is the idea that overloads are created in certain areas of the pitch. There are three main approaches to positional play. OK so in brief break down why Positional Play works or is used? Let’s take a look at a simplified example in the video below. The approach requires players to be patient in their areas of the pitch and to understand why being sat in certain positions will eventually affect the game or the opposition. When coached players are instructed to occupy certain areas of the pitch, but to be ready to move to another area (zone) based on how the opposition react to the positions taken up. Simplified positional play in an approach that educates footballers to take up positions on the pitch that ask questions of the opposition positioning. From 2012-2014 Michael Laudrup's Swansea team were another recent example of a side coached on the principles of positional play, and for anyone who can go back to watch some of those games it is an education on the subject. Interestingly Pep Guardiola was not the first coach to actually bring this concept to England. Positional Play originated from Total Football which was the mastermind of Rinus Michels and later Johan Cruyff. So in simple terms what is Positional Play
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