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Module 3 -
Skill
Development
The most important factor in winning games are not tactics or formations, it is the quality of individual "technique". Team tactics are totally dependent upon each player's ability to execute the technical components of those tactics. For tactics to succeed you must have players who can pass the ball diagonally behind a defense, control the ball in tight areas, dribble past an opponent, or win head balls in set-plays.
Without players who possess good technique, your time invested in team organization and principles of play will be
fruitless. With players of high technical ability, the foundation will be strong to apply those techniques in skillful and tactical situations.
It is of paramount importance that coaches understand how quality technique is developed and implement a coaching regimen to challenge players to a level of technical excellence.
"Practice does not make perfect" rather " practice makes permanent."
To teach technique, coaches must be able to break down each component and relay that information to their players. The technique must be isolated and performed until it becomes habit.
This section covers the skills in Passing, Ball Control, Shooting, Heading, Dribbling and Defending and Goalkeeping. Each skill is explained in detail and features and introductory chapter describing the tactical considerations for the topic you select.
The Skill
Development section of the Bronze License covers
the following areas:
What you will Learn
in Module 3
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| Passing |
- Introduction
chapter to Passing
- The
Push Pass
- The
Low Driven Pass
- The
Bent or Swerved Pass
- The
Chip Pass
- The
Lofted Pass
- The
Volley Pass.
- The
Side Volley Pass
- The
Toe Poke Pass
- The
Heel Pass
- The
Flick Pass
- The
Stab Pass
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| Ball
Control |
- Introduction
chapter to Ball Control.
- Cushion
Control using the Feet.
- Cushion
Control using the Thigh.
- Cushion
Control using the Chest.
- Cushion
Control using the Head
- Wedge
Control using the Feet
- Wedge
Control using the Thigh
- Wedge
Control using the Chest
-
Wedge
Control using the Head
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| Shooting |
- Introduction
chapter to Shooting
- Shooting
with the inside of the foot
- The
Low Driven Shot
- The
Lofted Shot
- The
Chip Shot
- The
Bent (swerved) Shot
- The
Half Volley Shot
- The
Side Volley Shot
- The
Full Volley Shot
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| Heading |
- Introduction
chapter to Heading.
- Attacking
Heading
- Defensive
Heading
- Flick
-On's
- Diving
Headers
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| Dribbling |
- Introduction
chapter to Dribbling
- The
Half Turn
- The
Quarter Turn
- The
Stop and Go
- The
Fake Stop and Go
- The
Beardsley
- The
Chop
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