Chip n' Dale
Objective:
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To develop in a 3 vs. 3 game attacking cooperation and chipping techniques.
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To develop good collective defending positions relative to attackers.
Target:
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To out hustle and outscore opposition.
Organization
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Area 35 x 25 yards.
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Mark 1/2 circle zone at ends.
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3 vs. 3, with team in possession attempting to chip ball into teammates' hands in zone.
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To score, ball cannot bounce before reaching zone; ball must be caught by player in zone without catcher stepping outside.
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Coach serves balls and changes players from zone to field every three to four minutes.
Teaching
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Attackers have to create angle or space to be able to chip successfully.
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Passing/dribbling/faking are methods to create an opening for chipped "shot."
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Defenders must send one man to hustle player with ball to prevent easy chip.
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Other defenders must correctly support hustler to prevent pass, giving clear chance for attacker to chip.
Progressions
U11 Progressions
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This is progressed later in the U11 plans by Chip n’ Dale with Windows.
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If they are not being successful, use the Inside Out- Chipping activity in a future session to enable them to master the chipping technique.
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This progression from the standard Chip n’ Dale to the game with side windows encourages players to find space to receive the ball.
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It also makes players seek space to receive the ball when a “window” is in possession.
U12 Progressions
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This challenging practice should be continued when moving into U13 and beyond.
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Increases in difficulty as numbers on a side are increased.
