Kim martinez

I did my 45 min home practice

I did my home practice today for 1 hour and I watched the video. my answers are: 1. we had troubles getting our heads on the ball. 2. diagonal runs and switches.  3. defensive transition. 4. diagonal runs on offence when there is no pressure on the ball and the holding-mids have the ball. 5. making the runs at the right time and to the right  places.      -Hailey                                                                                                                                                         

Did my home practice yesterday -Kelsey

1- We have problems with throw-ins.
2- Our attackers can make diagonal runs and have better first touches.
3- Deffensive transition
4- In offensive transition the midfield brings the ball up( this only works when there is no pressure on the ball. Then the wing Defence needs to run wide, while the one wing makes a diagonal run and switches with the other wing does this with attacking mid
5- our first touch
-marina

Katie did home practice on Monday and Tuesday.
1. The set piece play we continually had trouble with was:
Through ins
2. Two things our attackers can do to create opportunities was:
Attackers can make diognol runs and we could have had better first touches

3. The thing that we did best to keep the score 0-0 was:
Possession out of the back
4. Offensive transition should work by when there is no pressure on the ball
Then the holding mid brings it up and the wing switched with the forward and
The other wing switches with the attacking mid. This has to do with no pressure on
The ball because if there is then we need to get open.
So we only do this run if there is no pressure.
5. The most important first step of offensive transition is:
Our first touch

Marren did home practice. DVD info:

La Roca questions 

1. What was the set piece play we continually had the most trouble with?

1. Throw in's

2. What are two things out attackers can do to create more opportunities?

First touch

Attacking runs

3. What was the think we did best to keep the score 0-0? 

Defensive transition 

Pressure 

Marking off the ball

4. How should offensive transition work and what dose it have to do with pressure on the ball?

When the holding mid has the ball and there is no pressure on the ball then the offense has to make cris crossing runs and the wing defenders have to get wide 

5. What is the most important first step of offensive transition?

1. No pressure on the ball

I did home practice yesterday and today.  My video review answers are, 1) corner kicks- heading the ball. 2) make diagonal runs and better longer passes. 3)  We covered for each other especially in the middle. 4) when we are playing offense and are controlling the ball we should look to open the field and make our runs. 5). We need to anticipate on making our runs.