Game organization:

• 3-on-3 on a short side of the field A goal
• Substitute wait halfway up the pitch and can be integrated into the game
• It can with Whistle or with free switching be changed

Rules and procedure:

• After a goal, one Ausball (across the gang or leaves the playing field) is the ball from goalkeeper or coach thrown back into a field zone
• After winning the ball, the team switches to attack, after two of your own passes have been played
• Players from their own replacement bench may be included in the game, but must Always close in the direction of the gate

Tactical Principles — Level 3:

Offensive:

• spaces both wide (east-west) as well deep (south-north) utilize
• Make sure that Always a player in the center of the opposing formation is positioned

Defensive:

• Active defenseto make it as difficult as possible for the enemy to use rooms efficiently

Game mode:
Play in game — level 4:
Recognize the advantage for the next action when taking the ball ↔ Take advantage of the free space in the back of the opponents

Supporting Players — Level 3:
Anticipate the ball leader's decision ↔ Recognize the ball leader's options, identify defensible space, leave opponents if necessary and secure the room

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Note on trainer control:

• Through targeted ball throws into various areas of the field, the trainer can control game situations (e.g. playing ball on the side, in the center or in the back area)
• The focus is on game intelligence, spatial perception and active decision-making at high game speeds

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Note on trainer control:

• Through targeted ball throws into various areas of the field, the trainer can control game situations (e.g. playing ball on the side, in the center or in the back area)
• The focus is on game intelligence, spatial perception and active decision-making at high game speeds

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