Passes wait for no player with this plan.
There are two aspects to this session - getting your players to pass and move at a higher intensity and offering support to teammates on attack. This session get your players coming to meet passes rather than waiting for the ball to come to them. Let's do what it takes to decrease the chances of your opponents intercepting passes, whilst also increasing the speed of your play.
To ensure your players never attack alone, this Pass and Meet the Ball Session also aims to get your players working as a team, spotting when a teammate is in trouble and offering them an outlet.
Your players will work on passing patterns in front of goal, starting off simple and allow you to gradually increase the intensity as you add in defenders to apply pressure to your forwards.
Pass the ball faster and your opponents have less time to regroup and defend!
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