Thanks! Absolutely agree about the goalie, don't let them sit on their line. Encourage them to stay engaged in the game by following their teammates up the field. Especially when the ball is in the attacking third, I like to see the GK move well beyond the 18-yard box to be in position to intercept a long ball or to offer a back pass option.
I like the 4-3-1 or 2-3-2-1 because you teach it now and get the benefits of having taught it when you get to 11v11 and install a 4-3-3. All you have to do is add two outside forwards (11 & 7). It also allows me to call positions by the numbers in a 4-3-3 just excluding the 11&7.
If a formation encourages players to have dynamic movement off the ball, then I think they're great. For example, in a 4-3-1 the wingbacks could support the attack by making runs all the down to the opposing corner. Teaching players to effectively transition from defense to attack (and vice versa) by shifting their formation to support each other is important. As players start to master these concepts, I believe they become more adaptable for any team formation they may be introduced to down the road.
SoccerDots yup. I agree. I actually changed to a 3-3-2 for about a month bc we weren’t getting anywhere with the attack. It helped but we gave up a lot of goals. So, I balanced it & went to a 3-2-3 and we placed 2nd in the year end tournament & we had 3 shutout leading up to the final. We the same players, I’m moving to 11 a side next year. I’m thinking 3-4-3 or 3-4-3 diamond midfield.
If the outside midfielders are good about shifting up to join the attacking line with the striker, that works. Just be careful the midfielders don't stay too flat, or it may turn into a kick and run game with your striker doing all the running up top. The 3-3-2 formation might have a better balance: ruclips.net/video/ZZ0KrYeZb-E/видео.html&t
Thank you for this! I searched forever for this simple formation and I couldn’t find it anywhere 😂
Nice!
gracias,este video me regalo muchas ideas de como trabajar este sistema
Great video to show the youth players. PLS can you make one for 9vs9, formation 4-3-1
this really helped
This is gonna help me at my tournament
same
Nice vid
what's the name of the app you are making the video with ?
nice work whoever made this I will play the position better
really amazing video , could u make one about 4-4-2 ,thx a lot.
Thanks - I will likely make a video about 4-4-2 in the future, but not this season.
Another great video. I'd like to do the same for my 8v8 team. Could you share the pptxs?
Thanks for watching, sorry I don't share my source materials.
@@soccerdots No worries! keep up the great work!!
Bro make 11a side formation
Love your videos! Do you have one that focuses on defensive shape in teams own half? Thanks
Thanks - this video shows the basic shape of the back defensive line: ruclips.net/video/ZZ0KrYeZb-E/видео.html
HI like it as kids can understand it easily. Would also show the GK moving up rather than stay on his line.
Thanks! Absolutely agree about the goalie, don't let them sit on their line. Encourage them to stay engaged in the game by following their teammates up the field. Especially when the ball is in the attacking third, I like to see the GK move well beyond the 18-yard box to be in position to intercept a long ball or to offer a back pass option.
Could you do this for other 9v9 formations.
Yes, here is the 3-3-2 formation: ruclips.net/video/ZZ0KrYeZb-E/видео.html
I like this lol for some reason
Do you have a video on how the midfielders play when the other team has the ball?
No, but they certainly need to cover the most ground and immediately drop back when the other team wins the ball.
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What about a 2-3-2-1?
There are times when a 3-2-3 formation will temporarily shift into a 2-3-2-1, but I generally prefer using the 3-2-3 as a basis for player education.
I like the 4-3-1 or 2-3-2-1 because you teach it now and get the benefits of having taught it when you get to 11v11 and install a 4-3-3. All you have to do is add two outside forwards (11 & 7). It also allows me to call positions by the numbers in a 4-3-3 just excluding the 11&7.
If a formation encourages players to have dynamic movement off the ball, then I think they're great. For example, in a 4-3-1 the wingbacks could support the attack by making runs all the down to the opposing corner. Teaching players to effectively transition from defense to attack (and vice versa) by shifting their formation to support each other is important. As players start to master these concepts, I believe they become more adaptable for any team formation they may be introduced to down the road.
SoccerDots yup. I agree. I actually changed to a 3-3-2 for about a month bc we weren’t getting anywhere with the attack. It helped but we gave up a lot of goals. So, I balanced it & went to a 3-2-3 and we placed 2nd in the year end tournament & we had 3 shutout leading up to the final.
We the same players, I’m moving to 11 a side next year. I’m thinking 3-4-3 or 3-4-3 diamond midfield.
@@jimrobertello2792 Nice job finding the adjustment that fit best for your team and congrats on finishing 2nd!
What are your thoughts on a 3-4-1
If the outside midfielders are good about shifting up to join the attacking line with the striker, that works. Just be careful the midfielders don't stay too flat, or it may turn into a kick and run game with your striker doing all the running up top. The 3-3-2 formation might have a better balance: ruclips.net/video/ZZ0KrYeZb-E/видео.html&t
Thanks u this will help me at my match (btw I’m a girl)
My coach told me to watch this video
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