Bring the best out of each player with these attacking exercises!

The offensive process of a soccer team is one of, if not the most important, process to demonstrate the quality of a team’s game. In general terms, soccer is, among the collective sports, the one with the lowest effectiveness rate.

In this sense, when a team values its offensive process and manages to frequently reach the goal effectively, its status is immediately raised.

Within the offensive process, in soccer, we can quantify three different forms of attack: the counter-attack; the quick attack, and the positional attack.

These three different forms of attack can be used separately, but they can also be interconnected at different times in the game, depending on the interests of each coach.

To help you define the offensive sector of your team, bringing out the best in each player, we have prepared a new video with attacking exercises.

Watch the video below!

Check the coaching points of our suggested exercises bellow:
	1 vs 1 Corner Mini Goals Coaching Points – Deception; set up defender; change of speed & direction; protect the ball; vision; acceleration; close control.
	2 vs 1 Plus Goalie Coaching Points – Change of direction and speed; deception; set up defender; protect the ball; vision; angle, distance, and timing of support; decision making; verbal and visual communication.
	4 vs 4 Breakaways Coaching Points – Set up defender; change of speed & direction; protect the ball; vision; close control; supporting angle and distance to the ball; create space for others; quality of preparation touch; aggressive and positive mentality; vision and anticipation; placement versus power; quick finish; angle and distance of cover; change the role of pressure and cover; visual and verbal communication; control and restraint; delay and channel.
	4 vs 4 with Wall Players Coaching Points – Quality of preparation touch; aggressive and positive mentality; vision and anticipation; placement versus power; positioning to gain an advantage; angle, distance, and timing of support; body position – open to the field; decision making; verbal and visual communication; the shape of the team to maintain possession; quick finish.
	5 vs 5 Four Mini Goals Coaching Points – Quick transition; switch point of attack; deception; set up defender; change of speed & direction; protect the ball; close control; angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; body position – open to the field; decision making; verbal and visual communication; angle and speed of approach; control and restraint; delay and channel; angle and distance of cover; intercept pass; change the role of pressure and cover: visual and verbal communication.
	Attacking – Defending (Corners) Coaching Points -Set up defender; change of speed & direction; protect the ball; vision; close control; supporting angle and distance to the ball; create space for others; attack space behind defense; quality of preparation touch; aggressive and positive mentality; vision and anticipation; placement versus power; angle and distance of cover; change the role of pressure and cover; visual and verbal communication; control and restraint; delay and channel.
	End Zone Goalkeeper Coaching Points – Change of direction and speed; deception; set up defender; protect the ball; vision; close control; angle, distance, and timing of support; decision making; verbal and visual communication; unbalancing the defense; create space for others.