Shooting (Indoor)
Shooting
Players will be able to strike the ball with their laces with power and accuracy
Activity 1:
Football Shooting
20 Mins
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Equipment:
4 Way Football
Activity 2:
20 Mins
Method:
Mark out a playing area with 4 goals, one in each corner of the area (you can add more goals or have less goals depending on your group size.
Select four teams of around 3-6 players in each team
Teams are to sit directly behind their goals and far enough back from their goal that they won't be hit by the ball when it hits the net.
Each player in each team should be numbered from 1 up to 3 or 6 depending on how many are in the team.
The coach calls out a number 'ONE!'
All of the number 1's then come out a play against one another
The aim is to be the last player standing
Players are eliminated if a goal is scored in their teams goal
When you have one player left, they are the winner and the coach then restarts the game with another number
You can add multiple footballs to speed up the game or to help get more players involved in the game
You can either award a point to the winning player (easier to count), or you can give 4 points to the winner, 3 to the runner up, 2 to third place and 1 to fourth place (a bit hard to keep track of but does add more incentive to all players)
Call out multiple numbers at the same time so players can work together as a team
Good acitivity for a group with a variety of abilities or age as you can number players to play against other players of a similar age/ability.
Teaching Points:
- Be proactive: look for opportunities to attack when you can. Seek out the ball and use skill to beat your opponents and score
- Defensive positioning: keep in mind where your goal is for defending purposes and try to get yourself between the ball carrier and your goal when necessary
Equipment:
4 Goals (Benches or cones may do)
Footballs
Bibs
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