SMALL SIDED FULL GROUND DRILL

Everyone loves a good old fashioned full ground training drill because it usually involves kicking which is the name of the game.

A few issues with how these drills are usually done include:

• No tactical decision making at all via the cone to cone drills
• No positioning/locationing aspect
• Too many players in the 1 area, limiting the importance of hitting the target thus decreasing efficiency dramatically
• Limited game transfer because of the above points

Here's a full ground drill using 2 - 3 teams all at the same time that patches up all those issues.

The biggest thing to remember is that training shouldn't always look pretty because that means that your training is not at a challenging enough level for your players - you MUST remember this at all times.

These scenario's could be your full training session as you get a lot of conditioning, touches of the ball and cognitive training all at once - your players will be well spent after this with all that stress upon them.

HOW

Break your playing group up into 2- 3 teams depending on total numbers of 8 - 10 players, but you can go higher teams and/or numbers if you have the numbers.

Split each team up into forwards, mids and backs and you can mix seniors/reserves/thirds in the same teams and/or have full senior/reserves/thirds teams but always mix up who plays with who...

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