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Get Them Moving Coach Dina Gentile

Get Them Moving by Dr. Dina Gentile

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It can be a challenge for youth soccer coaches to get players to move around the field - even without the ball. If your team is still playing in a pack, not spreading out, or is always around the ball, watch this slidecast and learn three activities that will definitely get your players moving.

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Page 1: Get Them Moving by Dr. Dina Gentile

Get Them Moving

Coach Dina Gentile

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Challenges• The team still plays in a pack.• The team is always around the ball.• The team does not spread out.• They don't stay in their positions.

Let’s get them moving!!!!

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Switch it Up• Encourage players to move from crowded to un-crowded

spaces.• Ask players to keep their chins up.Activity:• 1st stage: Players will switch balls with a teammate.• 2nd stage: Switch and then explode around the perimeter

cones.

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Color the Field• Every player with a ball. We want to encourage them to move

all around the rectangle or square we created on the field.• Coach can ask the players what color they want to be. Let’s

give them an imagination and empower them. • You can add restrictions. Ex: You can not be too close to the

coach. This will teach them to move away from pressure (the defender!).

• Have fun! Create your own color. The kids will love to color up your work of art.

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Let Them Play• Organize small sided games around the field.• Stop play when the players start to bunch up.• Ask them to keep their chin up and look to move

into the open areas by dribbling out of pressure.• Stop play again when a player finds a way to

open up the space. Point out what works when you play with your head up.

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Find Those Teachable Moments!!!

• These three activities will assist in getting your players to move, move, move!

• Have fun with these activities. Use your voice and generate excitement to get the players engaged with the idea of spreading out and let them know why we need to create space.

• Let’s remember to not only point out weaknesses, but be sure to celebrate the good plays as well.

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