COACHES METHODOLOGY & CURRICULUM
 


U15 - U16



SESSION FALL 2

AEROBIC CAPACITY
HEADLAND EXERCISE CODE
AEROBIC CAPACITY Continuous run 80% CAE06

The group is divided into sub-groups according to their Maximum Aerobic Speed (MaxAS) calculated in one of the resistance tests performed, and continuous running at 80% of the MaxAS.


 

LEARNING LEVEL OBJECTIVES
14-15 years Aerobic capacity
NUMBER OF PLAYERS VARIATIONS
All Inside and outside pitch
TRIM-CCTS AVERAGES PROGRESSION
0.31 Modify groups and times based on new test
DIMENSIONS SERIES DURATION REST
Free 1-3x10-20' 15-30' 1-2'
ASPECTS TO BE WORKED ON
1 Maintaining intensity of 80% of MaxSpeed
2 Form homogenous groups on basis of their MaxSpeed
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FINISHING TECHNIC
HEADLAND EXERCISE CODE
FINISHING TECHNIC 4x4+4(2i-2o) to 2 goals. TFN01

In a 30x20m rectangle, with 2 large goals, a game situation of 4x4 with 4 jokers (2 inside and 2 outside). Jokers change after a set time , no corners, always a goal kick. The objective is constant finishing with shots, as well as all the previous aspects of possession to create good opportunities for finishing.

LEARNING LEVEL OBJECTIVES
All Apply techniques developed in situations of reduced play
NUMBER OF PLAYERS VARIATIONS
12 Vary dimensions, nš of touches, vary zones of jokers, limit
TRIM-CCTS AVERAGES PROGRESSION
0.53 reduce spaces, reduce touches, Reduce numerical superiority
DIMENSIONS SERIES DURATION REST
20x30m. 3-6 3-4'/series 30'' / series
ASPECTS TO BE WORKED ON
1 Shooting options
2 Speed in play.
3 1x1
4 Fast interaction, ...
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PROGRESS
HEADLAND EXERCISE CODE
PROGRESS 5x4 in 5 zones PRO05


Set up as in the diagram, players attempt to combine from zone to zone without being dispossessed, for a set time.

LEARNING LEVEL OBJECTIVES
-- support, wall passes , changes of direction, exploring passi
NUMBER OF PLAYERS VARIATIONS
9 Reduce nš of attackers , reduce spaces, reduce touches, .
TRIM-CCTS AVERAGES PROGRESSION
0.42 Reduce nš de attackers , reduce spaces, reduce touches, ...
DIMENSIONS SERIES DURATION REST
30x20m. 4 -- --
ASPECTS TO BE WORKED ON
1 Permanent support, changes of orientation, playing back to goal, passing lanes,.
2 Control and slow down play, and speed of execution in 2nd progression
3 Width of spaces and correct interpretation effective passing lane for second act
4 Generate fast passing lane for 2nd line of progression after reception of cent
5 Decisive gestural communication behind adversary.



 

GAME REAL SITUATION
HEADLAND EXERCISE CODE
GAME REAL SITUATIO SR 11x11 First eleven orientated SRO14

Real match situation, on full-sized pitch, between 2 teams of 11 players , one the probable first team for the next match, and the other comprised of the rest of the players .A model of play is established for each team directed towards the situation to be developed in the weekend competition, the first team with their own model and the rest simulating that of the opposition. The objective is, exclusively with the first team, optimisation of the team's specific patterns of play to combat the opposition. To this end the coach will observe and redirect in the team the main actions of the real game situation such as control of the game, the use of free spaces, analysis of passing lanes, execution of changes of direction, alternating changes of rhythm and exploitation of arrival zones. All of this logically, being an offensive content, with emphasis on offensive aspects, modifying patterns of play of the opposition based on typical opposition patterns of play.

LEARNING LEVEL OBJECTIVES
Middle Optimisation of attacking patterns of play to employ again
NUMBER OF PLAYERS VARIATIONS
11+X Use of same models and systems against adversary, vary comp
TRIM-CCTS AVERAGES PROGRESSION
0.43 Increase competitive level of adversaries, limit touches, m
DIMENSIONS SERIES DURATION REST
100x66 2 7' 1'
ASPECTS TO BE WORKED ON
1 Observing patterns of play being developed to direct them towards those establi
2 Analysis of the efficiency of the system and its movements, for the development
3 Constant use and adjustment of patterns established to obtain necessary control
4 Analysis and development of free spaces, passing lanes and changes of orientati
5 Analysis and development of Changes of rhythm and attacking zones for efficient



 


 


 


 


 

 
 




"Young players need freedom of expression to develop as creative players...
They should be encouraged to try skills without fear of failure."
Rinus Michels - Ajax and The Netherlands, former manager