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Moving from 7v7 to 11v11

Community Manager over 4 years ago

Moving from 7v7 to 11v11 football can be a big jump for young players. What do you do to help players make this transition?

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Simon Lloyd over 4 years ago +2

Surely we jump to 9 v 9 rather than straight to 11 v 11?
Brendon Sanders over 4 years ago +1

For the transition from 7v7 to 11v11, I'm currently following the approach suggested by most in the know in youth development to spend a couple of years playing 9v9. Hopefully, this will help the players…
Matthew Jones over 4 years ago +1

When moving from 7v7 to 9v9 it’s tempting to get heavy with the tactical knowledge & detail, which can quite often fly over the heads of young players. Here are some ‘basic’ questions and ideas to help…

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Xin over 4 years ago

We play 8v8 or 9v9 then to 11v11. I think it is for help to train 3v3 session. Because we start form 5v5, plus 3 players, that transit to 8v8. For me it means each zone on the pitch will create 3v3 or 4v4 group, it like 5v5 game which we started.
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Xin over 4 years ago

We play 8v8 or 9v9 then to 11v11. I think it is for help to train 3v3 session. Because we start form 5v5, plus 3 players, that transit to 8v8. For me it means each zone on the pitch will create 3v3 or 4v4 group, it like 5v5 game which we started.
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