My new team I'm in charge of is a rebooted team but is essentially a start-up with no carry over of players from the initial team from pre-Covid.
We have solid numbers but a lot of beginners at football but we're still aiming to grade ourselves into division 2 if we possibly can, otherwise division 3 and no big deal.
Regardless of where we end up I've watched games from both divisions from 2024 and like most local/amateur football of all ages, abilities, experience and genders, the ball is on the ground for 70 - 90% of the time.
That means that ground balls are king and any success you achieve in football will be correlated to ground ball wins and that's what we intend to be strong at in 2o25.
Over our last 2 training sessions we have already put a huge emphasise on ground balls but no by low-context lane work ground balls, no, we've identified some of the most common ground ball actions used I games and have started to focus on them.
What we want to teach them is to not slow right down and stop to groundball as that's just gives time for trailing opposition to get get close enough to apply perceived or physical pressure and there's some coaching cues I use to hopefully avoid that from happening.
2 GROUP GROUND BALL...
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