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    This document provides instructions for a 1v1 attacking drill designed to improve players' ability to beat defenders. The drill involves continuous 1v1 attacking and defending situations. Players then do a technique circuit focusing on dribbling, running with the ball, turning, and using skills. They return to the initial 1v1 drill and finally play a normal game encouraging 1v1 situations. The goal is for players to create space, be direct, get shots off, and score in 1v1 scenarios.

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    This document provides instructions for a 1v1 attacking drill designed to improve players' ability to beat defenders. The drill involves continuous 1v1 attacking and defending situations. Players then do a technique circuit focusing on dribbling, running with the ball, turning, and using skills. They return to the initial 1v1 drill and finally play a normal game encouraging 1v1 situations. The goal is for players to create space, be direct, get shots off, and score in 1v1 scenarios.

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    1v1 Attacking: What This Session Is About What To Think About

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    1v1 Attacking

    by Tony Carr in Attacking, Practice plans


    ● PRINT
    ● Save to My Activities
    1v1 situations occur throughout matches, spend time working on the techniques and your
    players will have the skill and confidence to exploit these situations time after time.
    What this session is about
    Improving ability to beat defenders in 1v1 situations.
    What to think about
    ● By playing the session first you get a chance to assess the standard and ability without being
    prescriptive.
    ● You then improve the standard by looking at the techniques that you need to be successful in
    1v1s.
    ● Returning to the session allows players a chance to practice with improved technique and
    understanding of the skills.
    Set-up
    ●  40 x 30 yard area.
    Warm
    Warm up Session Developments Game Situation
    Down

    7-10 minutes 10-15 minutes 15-20 minutes 25-30 minutes 7-10


    minutes
    What you get your players to do
    Start by setting up your players in a continuous attack and defend drill. The starting player
    attempts to beat the defender 1v1. As soon as they have shot at goal or been tackled, the
    attacker must turn and defend 1v1 against the next attacker in line
    Players must attack then immediately turn and defend.

    Development
    Move on to the technique circuit set out in the second illustration. Split your players evenly
    between the stations and run each station for 4 minutes.
    1. Dribble through the cones without collision.
    2. Run with the ball at speed from one side to the other.
    3. Turn at the furthest gate, then turn again at the next gate and continue dribbling to the
    opposite side from which you started.
    4. Use a skill (feint or stopover for example) at the mannequin. Now return to the initial 1v1
    continuous game and look for improvement in the players’ ability to create space for a
    shot.
    Develop technique in this circuit before returning to the initial session.

    Game situation
    Play a normal game and encourage players to beat the defender in 1v1 situations. Are they
    direct or do they slow the game down? Is there an end product once they have beaten the
    defender?
    Play a normal game and encourage players to beat defenders 1v1.

    What to call out


    ●  “Be direct”
    ●  “Get half a yard”
    ●  “Get your shot off”
    ●  “It’s the last minute you must score”
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    About Tony Carr


    Tony Carr is one of the most influential figures in English football. The former West Ham
    Academy director has brought through – from the youth team to the first team – players like
    Glen Johnson, John Terry, Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard, Michael Carrick, Joe Cole and
    Jermain Defoe.
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