Card Strategy
Teach the team your strategies for Cards and Draw Controls.
This Drill Highlights
Uneven Situations
Defensive Communication and Forcing
Attackers Quick Ball Movement and Decision Making
Description: Start the drill with a draw (3v3) and set up with a player up or player down behind the restraining line (3v4 or 4v3). This can be a pure transition drill (7v6), or it can be a card strategy and clock management drill by putting 90 seconds on the clock. This is also useful if you are down a few players at practice.
Equipment: Full Field, 1 Ball, Clock, Whistle
Highlighted Skills: Draw - on ball and off ball, Time Management and Decision Making, Uneven Play.
Key Coaching Points: Give your team offensive and defensive sets to work on at each end as well as time management strategies before reach draw. This is a drill that you can set up multiple ways to help your players understand scenarios they might encounter in a game situation. For example, the clock could be set to a specific time and score in order to simulate a game situation and to work on clock management in relation to the score of the game.
Diagram of Drill:
In this scenario X’s are playing 7v6 on attack and 7v6 on defense and the A’s are playing 6v7 on attack and 6v7 on defense.