Football Positions - 9 Tips for Teaching Young Players

 

In this article, there are 9 tips that will make it easier for football coaches to teach young players about football positions. This primarily applies to leisure football teams. Make adjustments as needed based on your player's abilities, speed, aggressiveness, your playing style (whether you push up and how much of a controlled passing game you play) and the length and width of the field (for example, is it long, wide, short or narrow? ).

4 placement rules you can มิดฟิลด์ดาวรุ่ง to make sure your goal front is covered so you don't give up goals on outbursts (get your opponent to score goals and not give up any easy goals):

The left and right back should never go past the center of the goal except in an emergency.

2. Your backbacks should not enter the goal area except in an emergency (that way they do not get in the goalkeeper's way).

3. Your backbacks should not go more than 3 steps past the nearest post (which prevents them from being pulled too far to the side) - maybe even ask them not to go more than one or 2 steps past the post if 3 steps is too far. Remember: you have to defend your goal front.

4. Your backbacks and stops should clear the ball by kicking it straight ahead. When the ball is in your defensive third, your midfielders and forwards need to switch from side to side with the ball. That way, everyone knows what to expect and your midfielders and strikers are able to win the cleared balls that are kicked straight ahead.

5 placement rules for teaching midfielders and forward:

1. Stay around a pass apart.

2. When a teammate dribbles towards you, move out into the open space so you are ready for a pass.

3. If you do not have the ball, do not move closer than a pass to a teammate who has the ball. If you do, you will pull your defender against the dribbler.

4. When our goal is under attack, midfielders must remain a pass from the ball, and forward must remain a long kick or be pushed up as far as possible (coach decides). That way, players will be able to win balls that backbacks and stops clear. Midfielders and forwards need to switch from side to side with the ball. Backs and stops must clear the ball by kicking it straight ahead - that way everyone knows what to expect and is able to win the cleared balls.

5. If you are a left midfielder or right midfielder, do not walk past the center of the court except in an emergency, but when the ball is on the other side (the side the other midfield is on), switch to the center so you is closer to the ball and able to stop an attack down the middle (the middle is an imaginary line between the 2 goals - it is not the middle third).