Get the full out of ball possession!

By itself, in a soccer game, the percentage of possession of the ball is not an absolute indicator of the team’s success, its victory, or a good soccer performance.

To determine possession of the ball as a factor allied to a good performance, we must combine it with other factors such as the number of attacks, goals conceded, or the effectiveness of the team. What good is it for a team to have a lot of ball possession, if it is in the defensive stronghold and the team can’t offensively transpose the ball?

However, we know that ball possession allows teams to advance on the ground and seek victory in games. Therefore, and to help you prepare training sessions aimed at ball possession exercises, we have prepared a new video to apply with your players.

Watch the video below!

Check the coaching points of our suggested exercises bellow:
	3 Team Transition Game 2 Coaching Points – Quick transitions; set up defender; protect the ball; vision; close control; angle, distance, and timing of support; decision making; verbal and visual communication.
	4 vs 4 Plus 4 Multiple Balls Coaching Points – Disguise; vision; first touch; communication; quick decision making; accuracy over power.
	7 vs 2 Possession Game Coaching Points – Communication; create supporting angles; play the way you face and away from pressure; vision; body position – open to the field; decision making.
	Goal Numbers Coaching Points – Quality of preparation touch; contact surface; aggressive and positive mentality; vision and anticipation; placement versus power; positioning to gain an advantage; angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; body position – open to the field; decision making; verbal and visual communication.
	Key Possession 2 Coaching Points – Angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; body position – open to the field; decision making; verbal and visual communication; first touch.
	Middle Target Zone 5 vs 3 Coaching Points -Constant movement on and off the ball; angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; body position – open to the field; decision making; verbal and visual communication.
	Passing Into End Zones Coaching Points – First touch; constant movement; angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; decision making; verbal and visual communication.
	Target Players 2 Coaching Points – Angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; body position – open to the field; decision making; verbal and visual communication; good ball movement.