Build, control and create – Small-Sided Game
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Build the play in a small-sided game. By Rangers U19 coach Niamh Russell MORE
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Let’s all go to Animal Island!
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Dribbling, passing and teamwork in this fun foundation activity. By Linzi Hall MORE
Transition to attack – Small-Sided Game
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This three-part session develops players’ ability to react quickly when winning possession, countering and switching the point of attack. By KIM DeCESARE MORE
Catch the foxes!
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Introduce running with the ball and looking for space. MORE
Overloads in wide areas – Small-Sided Game
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This three-part session develops players’ awareness and ability to identify and exploit space in wide areas through creating overloads. By CARLY DAVIES MORE
Defend your castles!
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Test your youngsters’ decision-making with this fun practice. By GEMMA BELL MORE
Pressing in middle third – Small-Sided Game
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This three-part session supports players individually and as a unit to press and win possession in the middle of the pitch. By KRISTI MURPHY MORE
Finding Nemo: the game
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‘Just keep winning’ - and develop youngsters’ agility and ability. By KATIE ADAMS MORE
We’re all going on a safari!
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You’re the story teller as players morph into kangaroos, cheetahs, snakes, sloths and lions in this fun foundation phase activity. By Vicky Fisher MORE
Arrr, me hearties! It’s Treasure Island
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Become bounty-hunting buccaneers in this fun warm-up for foundation players, introducing ball manipulation, teamwork and communication. By Amy Page MORE
Learn to scan like a pro
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Put your players’ scanning and receiving skills to the test in this small-sided game. MORE
Christmas fun: decorate the tree!
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It’s Elves vs Grinches in a fun Christmas-themed relay race, developing dribbling, 1-v-1 skills and running with the ball, plus touching on the social corner. By Hannah Duncan MORE
Movement off the ball
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This three-part session develops players’ awareness of moving off the ball to support play, create angles and make intelligent runs. By PAUL WANDLESS MORE