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RECREATIONAL DIVISION Early Touches CHALLENGER - TEAM/PLAYER PROGRESSION Ages U7/U8 PASSING (Inside of the foot) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Open Open SHOOTING (top of the foot) DRIBBLE USING OUTSIDE / INSIDE OF FEET ATTACKING THE GOAL SHIELDING THE BALL FROM OPONENTS DRIBBLING AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS 10

U7/U8 WEEK 1 Each player has a ball and is allowed to dribble around the grid. The coach calls out instructions for players to follow, fast,slow,stop with right foot/left Coach can give them 30sec for players to work against and time themselves, opposites of coaches calls can also be introduced Players should keep the ball close to them and have lots of little touches Head up and look for space Squish the ball when stopping Each player has a ball except a designated number of defenders Players have to dribble with ball and avoid defenders, if they stop the ball with their feet on the ball, defenders cannot get their ball If players allow the ball to get away from them and to a defender they are now caught and must hold ball above their head. They are released with another player putting the ball through their legs Players should keep the ball close to them Keep their head up and look for space Be going at a pace which allows them to stop the ball Each player has a ball and attempts to dribble past the defender and get to the other side. Defenders can be made to hop or act like crabs etc to increase fun and help players success rate Moving with ball into space Use of moves e.g stop and start to go round defenders Keep the ball close when dribbling Have head up at all times 11

U7/U8 WEEK 2 Players are with a partner and stand facing each other. One ball between two the players passes the ball to their partner. The partner then stops the ball before passing back Progress practice by having the player follow the pass run around their partner and back to the start ready for a pass. Players are encouraged to pass the ball with the inside of their feet Placement of non kicking foot Relax Weight of pass and control Face where you want the ball to go Same exercise as before only the players now have a gate which they must pass through Competition can be brought in by telling the players they get a point each time they get the ball through the gate Use the inside of the feet to pass Relax with pass and have correct weight Placement of non kicking foot Strike through the ball Eye contact when receiving pass Team in black have 1 minute to knock over as many tall cones as they can by passing the ball and hitting them. Team in white have to place the cones back up At the end of the game cones are counted up and the team who has the most cones up/down wins Players have to keep the ball down by using the side foot and getting body over the ball Being aware of surroundings by having head up 12

U7/U8 WEEK 3 Players are with a partner and stand facing each other. One ball between two the players have to shoot the ball through the gates and score Once ball is on the other side the partner has a chance to try and score Angle of approach to striking the ball Head over the ball Knee over the ball Target Work on moving with ball before hitting Same exercise as before only the players now have a goalkeeper to shoot past Positions are rotated on the coaches request Accuracy of shot into corners Head over the ball Knee over the ball Players are split into 2 teams Several Goals are laid out on the field Team with the ball have to run round and score as many goals as they can in 30 seconds Other team have to move around and try and stop their shots by becoming a goalkeeper. (but they must keep moving round Head up and look for the open goal Drive towards space and open goal Have ball out from under your feet Aim for corners 13

U7/U8 WEEK 4 Each player has a ball and is allowed to dribble around the grid. The coach calls out instructions for players to get into a shielding position Coach can change the call to a certain buzz word for the children e.g shark attack Players should keep the ball close to them Must have their body side on to the ball and with on open stance Knees bent with a low centre of gravity Arm up and bent at the elbow to help balance and provide additional protection Encourage players to nudge the ball whilst in the position Each player has a ball except a designated number of defenders/ sharks Players have to dribble with ball and avoid defender/ Sharks if approached they must stop the ball with their feet and get into a shielding position. The defending player can try and get the ball for 3 seconds before moving on to another player Players should keep the ball close to them and be in a shielding position Keep their head up be aware of where the defenders are Nudge the ball to the side to keep control and away from the defender Players are in 2 teams with each team having a designated defender/shark who does not have a ball Players must shield the ball when approached by a defender/ shark. Defender has 3 seconds to get the ball, if he does player goes to jail, if not the attacking player gets a point Players in jail can be broke out with a tag Moving with ball into space Strong shielding stance to protect ball Keep the ball close when dribbling Have head up at all times 14

U7/U8 WEEK 5 Players are with a partner and stand facing each other. One ball between two the player with the ball gentle throw the ball underarm for his partner to stop then pass back. Pass should be light and to the players feet Progress practice, player follows pass, runs around partner and back to the start Encourage players to move to meet the ball. Encouraged players to pass the ball with the inside of their feet Placement of non kicking foot Relax Weight of pass and control Face where you want the ball to go Players are now in a group of 3 with an additional player standing at a cone to the left/ right of the play Once the ball is thrown to the player controlling the ball the 3 rd player steps out from behind the cone to put them under pressure Coach can adjust the practice to suit each skill level e.g delay defender Use the inside of the feet to pass Relax with pass and have correct weight Placement of non kicking foot Strike through the ball Eye contact when receiving pass Players are set into 2 teams 1 team in a defined area the other team surrounding them Players are eliminated if hit below the waist with the ball 1 ball is used at first with others being introduced at the coaches discretions Players have to keep the ball down by using the side foot and getting body over the ball Being aware of surroundings by having head up 15

U7/U8 WEEK 6 Players are with a partner and stand facing each other. One ball between two the players have to shoot the ball through the gates and score Once ball is on the other side the partner has a chance to try and score Angle of approach to striking the ball Head over the ball Knee over the ball Target Work on moving with ball before hitting Same exercise as before only the players now have a goalkeeper to shoot past Positions are rotated on the coaches request Accuracy of shot into corners Head over the ball Knee over the ball Players are split into 2 teams Several Goals are laid out on the field Team with the ball have to run round and score as many goals as they can in 30 seconds Other team have to move around and try and stop their shots by becoming a goalkeeper. (but they must keep moving round Head up and look for the open goal Drive towards space and open goal Have ball out from under your feet Aim for corners 16

U7/U8 WEEK 7 Each player has a ball and is allowed to dribble around the grid. The coach names each square with a fun name e.g names of animals lion, bear Upon calling the name of the animal the players have to dribble to that corner Players should keep the ball close to them and have lots of little touches Head up and look for space Squish the ball when stopping Same exercise as before only there is no a defender or hunter who is trying to trying to catch the players/ animals Players can only be caught when coach calls the name of the corner Players should keep the ball close to them Keep their head up and look for space Be going at a pace which allows them to stop the ball Be aware of where the hunter/ defender is Each player has a ball and attempts to dribble past the defender and get to the other side. Defenders can be made to hop or act like crabs etc to increase fun and help players success rate Moving with ball into space Use of moves e.g stop and start to go round defenders Keep the ball close when dribbling Have head up at all times 17

U7/U8 WEEK 8 Each player has a ball and is allowed to dribble around the grid. The coach calls out instructions for players to get into a shielding position Coach can change the call to a certain buzz word for the children e.g shark attack Players should keep the ball close to them Must have their body side on to the ball and with on open stance Knees bent with a low centre of gravity Arm up and bent at the elbow to help balance and provide additional protection Encourage players to nudge the ball whilst in the position Each player has a ball except a designated number of defenders/ sharks Players have to dribble with ball and avoid defender/ Sharks if approached they must stop the ball with their feet and get into a shielding position. The defending player can try and get the ball for 3 seconds before moving on to another player Players should keep the ball close to them and be in a shielding position Keep their head up be aware of where the defenders are Nudge the ball to the side to keep control and away from the defender Players are in 2 teams with each team having a designated defender/shark who does not have a ball Players must shield the ball when approached by a defender/ shark. Defender has 3 seconds to get the ball, if he does player goes to jail, if not the attacking player gets a point Players in jail can be broke out with a tag Moving with ball into space Strong shielding stance to protect ball Keep the ball close when dribbling Have head up at all times 18