Coaching Indoor 6v6 Soccer - Formation and tactics

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An excellent guide on how you can set up your team to play 6v6 soccer.

This guide will help you position your players both while attaching and defending.

Enjoy!

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I want to add how awesome it is to find something from 14 years ago that is still relevant. I have a very n00b team of kids that are outclassed moving up from recreational soccer and using indoor to keep growing. They have massive heart and amazing trajectory. This kind of stuff helps me convert from 11v11 ideas to a plan I can explain to them that they will understand and can do.

tobyboyd

This is a great basic system. We have implemented it (among a few other organizational things) and have been 11-1-2. We try to have 2 or three people slated for each wing and they just rotate every 2-3 minutes--run 100% and rotate out--keeps fwds fresh. Center defender should be most talented player(s) on team.

Transitional outlet is created if your fifth man defends by creating static on the opposing outside passing game. Everyone must defend; games are won on solid defense.

sonnyboywannabe

This is very helpful, notwithstanding the production limitations with respect to the audio. It is so clear, basic and sensible, not losing me with extra details. Thanks so much.

nobodady

Worked just fine for me and my team! We played vs a much more valuable team and we won! If you follow the tactics just as presented, you only have to figure out where to play each player for max output and that's all!

tudor

This stuff works! As a forward always run into the corner into the corner kick area, their goalie will signal the defender and voila -1 man on the field, all you do is make space ands switch positions with midfielder, grab the ball, look into open space and make passes, never shoot, always make sure the goal is made into empty net, that's what indoor is all about, speed pace, vision, orgazms, enjoy it boys n girls, ;-)

JohnSmith-dzmf

Firstly...thank you for all the valuable tips..especially defenders should not dribble...I have been playing quite a lot eof 6 a side past 3 months...the issue that I note is very few players have both skills ..attack and defense...and teams get caught in this situation where a natural attacking player with poor defense gets caught..and vice versa...also we need remarkably strong bench strength...else you are doomed...

josephfernando

We've been using your video to help train our players and it has paid off great dividends. Thanks for posting.

Repdasilva

Thanks man what a masterclass, gonna try it in our team next match, last game we struggled against a team the hold possession a lot in our third we couldn't win the ball in defence and when we won it we couldn't transition to attack. Also when attacking as forwards when we reach the opposing team goal we found ourselves on the extreme sides of the field so the only thing to do is a cross because neither shooting nor passing is possible. Gonna try those tactics probably they'll solve our problems❤

roOoDz

This is good, but in my opinion I would have one player stay in line with the ball 😉 or at least just a little above for the counter attack other wise your dragging the opponent team all in your box with more opportunities foe the opponent to lock you down and score more goals on you. Not to mention ones you keep doing that its "pan comido" ( like taking candy from a baby)my friend. And you and I know that happens a lot of times!

Other than that, its a great video. The running fast it's the same chances you have as if 1 player stays up for the counter attack.

Thanks foe the video! I like the idea just need to twik it a little. 👍🏼

emme

Helpful video. Even if this isn't the end-all-beat-all of systems it is a good place to get started.

michaelsensky

The hard part is when the ball charges possession. It's hard for everyone to be behind the ball during transition.

The_Paddle_Smith

Hey guys leave my dad alone he is just trying to help

dyegobettoni

Very interesting, and seems to make a lot of sense. And I really like the 6 and against 5 concept! Thank you for taking the time...

keithkos

don't watch this with headphones on, bye bye eardrums. possibly good for experienced travel players but for rec, this simply won't work, the passes will not be accurate enough. 3-2 still works but not in this style.

Jamus

Hey, I have a question. What should you do if you are defending, and the line is very close to the goal keeper. And so when you get the possession from the enemy team, everybody is now too close inside their own half and opposition players are close. How do you then transition into the attack from their?

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