Tactically Oriented Pressure with 3 teams - David Aznar (RFEF) (Patreon)

Development:

• Two playing spaces are established with two teams in an offensive situation.
• The center team enters to steal one of these two spaces with the following conditions: protect the goals and recover the ball.
• The team in possession of the ball will try to avoid being pushed out of their zone, having two options: score a goal in one of the mini-goals or make a change of orientation to the free zone after completing 6-8 passes in their zone.
• If they fail to do so and the defending team recovers the ball, they will have to quickly change roles by going out to press the other zone.
• Within this work, it is very important to respect the players' roles in different situations.
• The first players to reach the area will be responsible for orienting the pressure, trying to reduce the attacking players' space of action.
• The following players usually harass the nearby players, trying to anticipate or intercept the ball.
• The last players monitor and protect the goals.
• In this way, we aim to work on transitions but with a certain reproducible tactical order in real game situations (11 versus 11).

Aspects to focus on:

1. Quick reaction to loss of possession to jump into pressuring the free zone.

2. Proper orientation of pressure to reduce the opponent team's space of action.

3. Intensity in harassment situations that allow us to have defensive presence.

Dimensions: 15x30 meters

Number of players: 6x6x6

Sets: 3

Time: 4'

Rest / Set: 1'