How to Progress Footwork Patterns

 

Below we look at an 'Inside switch Outside, [a great pattern for players need to learn] to highlight the 'level Up' progression process.

 

 

This is an :

Inside Switch Outside (IswO).

IswO done in a drag back U exercise.

This is the development / difficulty progression :

   

Warm Up : Ball mastery

Use this (or the Drag Back U) in the warm up to introduce the Patterns.

 

Drag Back U

Use this (or ball mastery) in the warm up to introduce the Patterns.

 

 Move forward : No cones : L1

 

 

Zig Zag : Easy version : L2

Stay inside the cones

Straight Line Cones : L3

 

 

Zig Zag : Hard version : L4

Stay outside the cones

Conework Stations : When player does well at one level, let them move up a station.

Conework Stations.

L1-4 Conework Progression.png

Setting up a race format. So have 4 stations that are the same.

This is also a good way to keep the footowrk interesting and challenging.

   

When players get to grips with a basic FFPs in isolation, then add a FFP Combo or a recieve / pass etc.

FFP Combo

Break Pro Footwork Down

FFP Combo + Pass

 

 

 

 

What we want FFP footwork to look like in games.

 

 


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