If you haven't already, after you finish this video, go watch the 3four3 interview with Coach Rory called, "The Realities of Coaching Youth Soccer". As a parent coach, it spoke to me. As a Latino, it spoke to me. As a soccer fan, it spoke to me. Thank you for sharing your journey so far with us!
@asylvia7
8 күн бұрын
Agreed completely. So much good stuff in that interview
@sebi054
12 күн бұрын
Could you do another video how to press a 3-2-4? Because if our wingbacks mark their l/rb, they just play a long ball to their l/r wing
@ryanmillertradingeconomics8183
12 күн бұрын
When their CB first gets the ball, as you said, your #3 is 3-4 yards off of their winger, to not allow the ball in behind. I would take this a step further, and position #3 off of their winger, but also a few yards into the middle of the field, blocking the passing lane to their #9. This leaves them no choice but to play that winger wide. #3 would still be close enough to press quickly once the CB releases the ball. Then you would have them in a very tight space and can get very aggressive on the press to win the ball.
@CoachRorySoccer
12 күн бұрын
Love it.
@Owen_Charles.11
11 күн бұрын
Would love it if you made a video on defending through balls via pressure/cover/balance or other defensive methods. Thank you for your awesome channel!
@CoachRorySoccer
11 күн бұрын
I do have a basic defending vid not sure if you’ve seen that?
@ramachauhan6046
17 күн бұрын
3-2-3 vs 3-2-3 how to defend
@The_Futbol_Kid_02
11 күн бұрын
On corner kicks and free kicks man marking creates inward momentum towards the goal. Would it not be better to occupy/cover the most dangerous areas and defend outwards to the ball?
@CoachRorySoccer
11 күн бұрын
Zonal defending on corners is a little bit much for my 10 year olds. And this is only an introduction with a new team so I’m keeping it pretty basic.
@The_Futbol_Kid_02
11 күн бұрын
@CoachRorySoccer that makes sense. Is it the preferred method for higher levels. I don't see a lot of teams do it but it actually seems easier (front post, back post, pk spot, front/back corners of the 6, 2 on top of the box (8 and 10 for counter attacking), Striker up top. Keeps everyone positionally appropriate, covers the dangerous areas, allows for counters and winning clearances out wide.
@CoachRorySoccer
11 күн бұрын
@@The_Futbol_Kid_02 yeah higher level teams typically do some organized zonal marking system for corner kicks.
@permanentnight
17 күн бұрын
Awesome, thanks for another great video! My U12 team has game two tomorrow morning. I could assume that it's ideal to start with a neutral block formation and then adjust to high or low based on how the other team plays, but what specific things should be considered when deciding between a low, mid or high blocks?
@CoachRorySoccer
17 күн бұрын
I pretty much start out in a mid block. It takes weeks to months to get pressing down. I probably need to make a pressing choreography video because you have to train it. Otherwise it’s just an unstructured mess with players running around with like chickens with their heads cut off. In general I don’t play a low block at this age. But I suppose if we were really overmatched I would consider.
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