【Content】
・90-minute practice session specializing in 1v1 situations
・No match-style games; the entire practice time was dedicated to 1v1 drills
・Training for both attackers (dribblers) and defenders
(1v1 without the ball)
Training was divided into groups: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders, and 4th, 5th, and 6th graders.
The theme was "1VS1," which isn't typically explored in depth during regular school sessions, but this time we had a thorough 90 minutes of 1v1 training.
Practice content included 1v1 without the ball, dribbling drills, and 1v1 with the ball.
Despite the high temperatures, some children who had attended school earlier in the morning also participated. Although it must have been physically demanding, I believe they maintained a high level of concentration. 1v1 training often involves wins and losses, and many children were happy to win and frustrated to lose, which I think provided good stimulation.
I also believe that playing with children they don't usually train with, or with children from different grades, was a valuable experience for everyone. I hope they can apply this experience to their daily play.
(Dribbling drill)
(1v1 with the ball)
(1v1 match)
The next 1VS1 Challenge is also planned. Please look forward to it!