By General Ashnak - 21 Feb 2011 12:57 PM
When you suggest utilising house rules for each training session I assume you mean things like:
A goal is only valid if scored from the head.
A player must take no more than 3 seconds before releasing a pass.
You must touch the ball with two legal parts of the body each possession (left foot, right foot, chest, head) prior to passing.
You can only shoot/pass with your off foot.
Etc.
I can see how this would force a player group to focus on particular skill sets during a session, however at what age group are you indicating this should be utilised and how do you then also correct technique or even teach it to a player who does not get it?
If you had a squad of 15 players for example would you set them up in 3 groups of 5 and have team a vs team b whilst team c engages in a skill session and then rotate them through?
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By General Ashnak - 22 Feb 2011 12:34 PM
Thanks for the replies Pavl and dirkvanadidas. Will mull things over and will be back either on this blog or a future one :)
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