Develop your team's offensive process!

Equipping players with individual and collective attacking skills is one of the most important aspects for a coach when starting to plan a new season.

We know that it can be difficult for a coach to define the tactical framework for attacking at the start of a new season, especially when there are changes in the squad.

To help you prepare your team’s offensive sector by equipping it with more attacking skills, we have prepared a new video with attacking exercises.

Watch the video below!

Check the coaching points of our suggested exercises bellow:
	3 vs 2 Attacking 1 Coaching Points – 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.
	4 Team Game Coaching Points – Angle, distance, and timing of support; decision making; verbal and visual communication; aggressive and positive mentality; vision and anticipation.
	4 vs 4 Six Goal Game 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 other; quality of preparation touch; aggressive and positive mentality; vision and anticipation; placement versus power; switch point of attack; use the width of the field; quick finish.
	5 vs 5 Through Hot Corners Coaching Points – Switch point of attack; angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; decision making; verbal and visual communication.
	Channel Players 4 Coaching Points – Body mechanics and control of the body; body position and balance; eye on the ball; quality of preparation touch; contact surface; aggressive and positive mentality; vision and anticipation; placement versus power; positioning to gain an advantage; accurate passing; constant movement; communication is vital; good angle and distance of support to receive the ball.
	No Go Zone 3 Coaching Points – Use the width of the field; quick transitions; vision and anticipation; positioning to gain an advantage; preparation touch before crossing; quality of cross (weight of the cross, speed of cross).