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Unlimited Pattern Play

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Date added:	10/10/2009
Date modified:	10/10/2009
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This session was presented at the October 4 coaching clinic. Pattern play is used by coaches to offer players passing options and combinations that can be used within the actual game. The coach will give players a specific pattern in which to pass the ball and players will make the pass in the specified sequence. The problem with traditional pattern play is that players do not follow the pattern and pass the ball in a manner that is consistent to the demands they face in the actual game. Often times players are to casual in their passes and do not fully concentrate because there is little to no opposition. This session provided players the best of both worlds. Through unlimited pattern play, players were given autonomy for their own decisions as that is consistent to the demands players face in the actual game. The more possession the attacking was able to hold the more demands and opposition were added.

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Typical Model of Progression Used in the United States - Developing Wall Passes

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Date added:	08/07/2009
Date modified:	03/23/2010
Filesize:	169.77 kB
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This session was delivered by the ASET staff at the recent National D License course held by the Missouri Youth Soccer Association. The progression follows the guidelines created by the United States Soccer Federation and which is emphasized in the USSF coaching schools. The topic of the session is wall passes.

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The Technical Thinker

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Date added:	08/18/2008
Date modified:	11/30/2008
Filesize:	100.95 kB
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This session was presented at the August 17 coaching clinic. The demonstration group was the U10 boys from the Glen Ed Soccer Club. This session demonstrated activities in which to improve young players technique. Many times, coaches train technique in isolation through repetitive drills, rather than incorporate technical training in conjunction with awareness/perception and decision making. At the conclusion of the session coaches were exposed to several activities that enable their players to refine and improve their technical deficiencies while being presented with the same types of decisions they will face during a match.

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The Magician

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Date added:	10/03/2008
Date modified:	05/09/2009
Filesize:	113.76 kB
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This session was presented at the September 28 coaching clinic. Thanks to the U14/U15 boys for being the demonstration group. This session began with several activities to improve players awareness and perception. The session included a progression of activities to improve a players ability to operate on the blind side of their opponent in order to get in behind. The movements and passes stressed throughout the session promoted playing through zone 14 rather than crossing the ball from wide positions on the field.

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The Lone Ranger: Disappear and Re-Appear in Behind

Date added:	02/15/2013
Date modified:	03/19/2013
Filesize:	135.34 kB
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This session was delivered as part of the National D license course. The session demonstrated the movements and responsibilities of the lone striker. With more teams employing 4.2.3.1 or a variation of this formation, single strikers are becoming more prevelant. The session ended with the coaching candidates identifying the most advantageous moments for the lone striker to observe prior to his or her movement.

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