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📺 Game-Changing 10-Minute Futsal Drills: Perfect Your Passing & Technique! 🚨
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I’m sharing my go-to futsal drills to help you sharpen your passing and technique. This session is designed to boost your skills and bring more precision to your game.
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I watched the clip of defending power play, but given my limited knowledge, not sure what the principles are and where to look for them. It appeared that most, if not all, attacking teams made an individual decision error that resulted in a counter goal.
Watching the power play in attack clips collection video: At a recent online coaches discussion with Bahrain national team head coach Rafa, he mentioned, from memory, that the 3 keys for successful power play are: 1) Good ball control (not sure if this was the first key), 2) Good circulation of the ball, 3) Pass skipping. In the Video, I noticed the following points: 1) Most goals scored from shots from outside the 'D', which could have backlashed if the GK caught the ball for example. 2) No pass skipping were used in those clips. 3) All back-post goals were the result of ball watching by the relevant defender. At the Asian Cup I noticed that goals in favour of the power play attacking teams were the result of sharp movement of the scoring attacker as not many defenders were caught ball watching.
