Moving the Game
How it works
One rectangle is divided into two spaces, two smaller rectangles. Make two teams: one orange and one blue. A positional play starts in one of the smaller rectangles. The orange team (that's in majority) has to keep ball possession by playing around 10 times without interception. When blue is able to intercept the ball, they have to move the ball through the illuminated SmartGoal to the other rectangle. Now blue is in majority, because two players of orange have to stay behind in their "own" rectangle.
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Video One Touch Triangle
This exercise is all about the single touch. Three SmartGoals are placed in a triangle. 3 Players have to cooperate to get the ball through the illuminated SmartGoals. This means the players have to keep passing.
Video Get the Ball and Score
This exercise contains three different teams of two players. Two of the three teams need to cooperate to score in one of the 3 SmartGoals. Each team can score in all three SmartGoals.
Through Ball Playmaking
This exercise is in fact a usual positional play. Several SmartGoals are placed at two opposite sides of the pitch. When a team has managed to play the ball around 5 times, they have to try to score in the illuminated SmartGoal. Players are only allowed to enter the space behind the SmartGoals (scoring zone) when their team have managed to play the ball around 5 times.