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Training Session 7: Aggressive Pressing
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TRAINING SESSION 7:AGGRESSIVE PRESSING
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Training Session 7: Aggressive Pressing
2. Aggressive Pressing High Up the Pitch to Stop Build-up in a Dynamic Conditioned Game
Practice Description y Both teams are in a 3-5-2 formation, with the
reds defending the big goal with a GK and the blues defending 4 mini goals.
y The practice starts with the red team's GK and a short pass to a defender.
y The red team aim to build-up play and score in one of the 4 mini goals positioned 10 yards past the halfway line. They must keep the ball on the ground at all times.
y Initially, the Coach can have the blues press in a "passive way" with the reds using 2 touches. On the Coach's whistle, the practice becomes fully active.
y The blue team aim to win the ball and then launch a quick counter attack.
y RULES: The counter attack can be with passive or active opponents. Limit the total number of passes or amount of seconds to score.
KEY POINTThe risk of this practice is that you may teach players to press forward in any situation and not be cautious enough to defend the spaces behind. For this reason, you should alternate this type of practice (mini goals) with practices where the opponents can play long passes in behind.
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