Counter attacking exercise, working short sprints and 2v1s. by @Damon Shaw - Post Details

Counter attacking exercise, working short sprints and 2v1s.

Two teams of players behind each goal (6v6) plus goalkeepers in each goal. Two players from one team begin by attacking the opposite goal without defenders. They try to score v the goalkeeper and the moment the ball is shot, two players from the other team launch an attack while the shooter does a press up. The none shooter retreats to a 1v2. The defenders must get back as quickly as possible. 2 or 3 sets of 3 or 4 minutes work well. You can have both players doing a press up or just one and you can vary it with a squat, sitting on the floor or a jump before defending. Attacking team must be ready to attack as soon as the ball is dead. Keep score to make it more interesting.

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