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Playing Winning Hockey National u15 Tournament 2007

Defence Without the Ball. Without the Ball - Defence. Definition of DefenceEvery moment of the game that the opposition has the ballAim of DefenceCreate turn oversStructureIt doesn't matter ? as long as everyone knows their jobM2M v ZonalLead fullback or sweeperMan to man at the back ? wi

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Playing Winning Hockey National u15 Tournament 2007

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    1. Playing Winning Hockey National u15 Tournament 2007

    2. Defence Without the Ball

    3. Without the Ball - Defence Definition of Defence Every moment of the game that the opposition has the ball Aim of Defence Create turn overs Structure It doesnt matter as long as everyone knows their job M2M v Zonal Lead fullback or sweeper Man to man at the back wing halves Front runners high work rate set presses / back tackle Help side and ball side Ball side mark in front Help side triangle defence Inside out

    4. Without the Ball - Defence Tactics Half court press Full court press Keep one sided Remember: High percentage of corners and shots on goal come from turnovers (need to create more turnovers) Need to think about horizontal and vertical defending

    5. Defensive Rules Everyone is a defender its a attitude the best defence will win Organised Pressure shape the ball to where you want to defend. Isolate the ball carrier. Keep the ball carriers head down ( work rate of forwards) Create double teams create 1 on 2 Protect your circle - dont push too wide, watch depth and distance, Make tackles! cleanly stay in the tackle - stay low, dont commit and dont get eliminated, no flat feet, flat tackles knuckles on the ground especially on reverse Marking in front (on the ball side) - triangle defence (on the help side) inside out

    6. Presses Why do we press? Get the ball back create turnovers Control the opposition - stop them developing a pattern of play Score goals turnover in midfield we have numbers ahead of the ball Definition of pressure Force / Area 2 ways to increase pressure: Reduce the area, or Increase the force ( more people / movement & positioning of players)

    7. Defence Half Court Press

    8. Half Court Presses What is the strategy behind a half court press? Get behind the ball Reduce the midfield concentrate the area Shape the ball to one sided Isolate individual players RB, RH, LB, LH Create turnovers counter attack

    17. Attack With the Ball

    18. With the Ball - Attack Definition of Attack Every moment of the game that you have the ball Aim of Attack Dont turn the ball over Structure Four at the back Wing halves as midfielders Middlefield vertical / lateral movement - rotate Up front high set narrow staggered rotate If opposition play court set forwards higher

    19. With the Ball - Attack Tactics Outletting Overloading Changing the point of attack across 3 lanes Rotations vertical and horizontal Working in threes Getting ahead of the ball help side play above the game Widening the goal Post up and hook leads

    20. Outletting Rules Depends on defensive set up (press) of opposition Games of cat and mouse need to dominate be confident Strategies Open up passing lanes Be aggressive Inside / Outside Outside lane get around / over left wing WF Inside lane manipulate - to midfield or through to strikers Keys Deception hook / slice / overheads flat / pops Ball speed Positioning of back 4 Clueing up to initiate communication

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