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This is one of my favourite games to play with a team. It can be done over a short period of time or alternatively be almost an entire session on its own. Players will always hate to play a “possession only” game but bringing just a small element of competition into the possession game really changes the dynamic.

One of the areas that occur is teaching players how to utilise as much space as…

Pressing has become the core terminology of most teams defending. They talk about pressing as a trigger. Teams from a defending point of view need to make sure that the aspects of pressing are part of their overall strategy. Questions that need to asked are:

When do we press?

Where do we press?

How do we press?

Why are we pressing?

As usual with this blog if you can’t answer those questions as a…

SESSION: Goalside/Ballside Defending

FOCUS: Midfield 3v3 (1-4-3-3 vs 1-4-3-3)

PLAYERS: 2 Centrebacks plus 3 midfielders for each team

AREA: 40m wide x 50m long — area is split into 3 sections 10m – 30m – 10m (50m)

SETUP: in each of the 2 10mx40 zones are the 2 centrebacks. In the 30x40m zone are the 3v3 centre midfield players.

SESSION RULES:

Centrebacks are on 2 touch. After their first touch if…

Term 1: Topic 2

Session Plan

Part C: Critical Reflection

Write a brief reflection on the activity on the CACD course Moodle reflecting on your own level of participation, relationships with others and personal behaviour in the collaborative process; identifying ways to enhance the process next time and opportunities to refine and expand own skills and knowledge. Also please consider if the outcomes reflected your original goals, objectives or intentions, the challenges you felt and what worked, and finally, feedback from the participants.

I came to bit of a stall. I don't think filling out the templates were the ultimate challenge. It was particularly frustrating, as I wasn't able to identify the roadblock, but they're completed now. I'm largely unsatisfied with my progress through the online work as a whole. Although this task in particular, I found concluded relatively, decent.

I found solace in reviewing the sample templates over and over. I worked by myself on this one, so there was no collaboration, so to speak. I find that I work well on my own, however, the motivation has been minimal. That push one tends to feel within group work or a consistent class environment, may be what's amiss for me. I'm not completely sure. 

With greater comprehension and awareness of self, my approach to a similar task in future would surely benefit. I find that time management and better organization skills are key.