Five football sessions you may have missed in 2022

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Five football sessions you may have missed in 2022

As we approach the end of 2022, we drill into five coaching sessions you may have missed this year.

England Football Learning

1 min - Dec 6, 2022

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Control both pitches

Amy Price, FA women’s national coach developer, shares a video-game-inspired session that gives players ownership. Like a video game, this creative activity involves lots of problem-solving and teams working together to ‘level up’. Oh, and players can use a superpower, too.

Discover the full session here.

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Teamwork session: three, two, one

Chris Lowe, FA regional PE officer, shares a session that helps develop team relationships while thinking and playing forward. This activity is a great way for players to work on their connections with each other. And it improves their scanning and movement skills, too.

Check out the session here.

Finishing session: set and shoot

Adam Dunleavy, FA coach development officer, shares a practice that helps players work on their ability to combine and attack. Here, players combine with their teammates to play the ball to a ‘setter’, then receive and score. Click here to view the session plan.

Moving with the ball session: 1v1

The FA’s Lawrence Lok and Ian Bateman share a warm-up game that works on scanning, movement and 1v1 skills. It’s quick and easy to set up, and the aim of the game is simple: get past your opponent and score. Then repeat.

Find the session plan here.

Intercepting session: intercept to score

Vicky Fisher, FA regional coach development officer, shares a session that encourages players to win the ball via an interception. This 2v2 game will also develop players’ scanning, positioning and movement skills. For all the info, click here.