Outletting is when players release the ball from the back, sending it up the field to players in the midfield or attack. This form of fast movement is ideal for catching your opposition on the back foot and creating goal scoring opportunities.
A lot of the best teams score their goals on the break, capitalising on the fact that the opposition are out of position, by using early ball distribution to the wingmen, speedy passing and fast running to quickly turn defence into attack!
Try this fast moving attacking session with your players today!
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