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0:01 hello everybody and thanks for joining me again this is part two really of my offside Series in the first video uh I try to go through all the permutations
0:12 of the law of offside law number 11 in our game it is a little bit complicated so that video is a little bit long at 20 minutes but it really does cover all the
0:22 strange little exceptions that go on so hopefully you understand it as well this video is a fair bit shorter here we're going to talk about how we're going to
0:29 use the offside law in training out players both on Attack on defense and on transitions really the three phases of the game that one has to deal with so
0:40 let's take a quick look at the tactics board on some of these phases so that you can start to understand how this law affects your team in play and it can
0:50 help you think about how you can start to train your players to work with the offside law to their advantage let's go okay in 7v7 why do care about the
1:00 offside besides the fact it's going to get called on well because again when we talked about structuring your team and the last video we talked about how we
1:09 organize on the field at 7v7 offside comes in play again we're going to talk about the halfway being the DeMark line I do say I did say earlier that
1:17 sometimes in some leagues there's an extra line built painted in called buildout line so that in goal kicks instead of the halfway line the opposing team can only come to that line before
1:29 they pressure you the league I'm happen to play in and a lot of ones I deal with it's the halfway line because it's just easier there's less paint going on
1:37 honestly um so we'll use the halfway line so in with our players that means when we're attacking with the ball going forward against this team the Blue
1:49 Team we want to do two things from the front and the back where's my keeper oh there he is right pushed him right up there the first thing is is
2:00 this is that we want to understand that when we have the ball and we're in here attacking we need to be sure this player isn't running offside to receive that
2:11 ball because that's a no no right we're going to get flagged for that all the time so training this player to run along this line you can come in and come
2:20 out you can run into an offside position and come back but again it's the moment the ball is kicked if this player is here the ball is kicked and they come
2:30 back from an offside position the whistle is going to blow because that is offside because again what does the rule the law say at the moment the ball is
2:39 kicked that is the thing that a lot of people forget ball is kicked they come here you say oh coach they're on side but they started here when the ball was
2:50 kicked as the ball traveled they came from an offside position sometimes you'll see an a referee kind of make this motion saying they came from an offside position back to on to the
3:02 onside position here so training these players to work these Defenders to make runs maybe they're here and they're going to run at this Defender waiting for the timing of this ball to be played
3:16 through and then they come around for a chance on net that's the first thing is on the attack making sure we stay on side we get a player runs way down here
3:26 and gets the ball they're going to be offside the second half is on the defensive half of this Duty and that is pushing your players up to halfway
3:37 because we know if this player crosses this line and Y two Center Defenders are here and this ball gets turned over at the moment the ball was
3:48 kicked on the side of the field furthest from y net meaning the attacking half there must be two players in between this player and the goal it's just the keeper here
4:02 so if this ball comes across here and they're already on the halfway past the halfway line they're offside and you keep them offside you don't care about
4:11 them because you've pushed your central Defenders up to this line now a good Striker is going to lurk in this area knowing that at the moment this ball is
4:22 kicked if they're close to the halfway line but still on their side doesn't matter if these two players are here they forget about him when this ball
4:31 gets kicked they start here and start running they are not offside cuz they started on their side of the field so that's where your central Defenders keeping an eye you want to press up but
4:43 they're going to kind of hang out in this area keeping an eye on this Striker so that at least they're level with them or slightly in front of them to block
4:52 them off but if this person really wants to be aggressive as soon as they cross the line you have to teach your two Defenders ignore him no danger at all
5:01 right here if you have halfway decent ref no danger at all if they're here danger now you got to be wary that he's waiting to get the jump when the ball is
5:11 kicked he's going to take off or she's going to take off so that's why it's important to push your Defenders up at least to the halfway so that they're in
5:20 this range so that if the other team is smart and they're keeping an attacker up here they can keep an eye on them but they get to use the center line as kind
5:28 of a another teammate this line keeps this player on or offs side and again we talked about the importance of getting your keeper up here ball comes over the
5:38 top and it bounces over if this keeper is starting from here they're going to win this foot race nine times out of 10 if they way back
5:47 here this Defender and this Striker he's in a world to hurt because if this player all he has to do is push the ball in front of them and get in front of
5:55 them and block them and they're Off to the Races so again starting position is important so when you're working with your team you want to work on both the
6:05 offensive attacking half of knowing how to move to move that ball to wait to when the ball is played to make that run in so that you're not offside and then
6:16 on a situation like this for example you've got to train this player hey I've got to be level with or behind the ball to receive this to be on side I have to
6:27 have some patience I can't just go running at the net cuz I'm excited because my teammate got the ball here that'ss offside you ruin a great goal
6:36 chance I hope this is helpful let's go back and finish up I almost forgot there's one other thing I actually turned around the camera and had to go back and do this
6:46 again there's one other reason why it's helpful to teach your teams how to work with the offside Rule and that's being able to push up when the ball is being
6:56 moved so for example let's take a corner kick ball comes in and let's say we win possession and we knock the ball forward if we stay like this and the
7:09 other team gets the ball they just come right back and they're back inside our penal area what's important to teach is when this ball moves backwards all your players
7:21 move forward when the ball's moving in this direction this direction because now these two players don't matter anymore this player gets the ball and knocks it into them guess
7:32 what offside piece of cake so one of the things you can work on with players as they learn is you teach your team if the ball is moving in this direction then
7:44 your player should be moving in that direction if this ball or this player has time to look and stand still and pick out a pass now your players start
7:54 to drop because this player here or this player here is now going to time their run to run in so it's about recognizing when this player with the ball has time to pick
8:04 out their pass this is when your players need to drop but when this player is either under pressure or have their back to the ball this is where you teach your
8:11 players to push forward and compress the field because it leaves this player behind too many times young players think oh there's somebody there I got to go mark them leave them alone they're in
8:22 the offside position let them be they can't hurt you well I hope that was helpful so that as you're working with your team you understand the limitations of offside as
8:35 you're going forward in attacking and how you can off use the offside law to your advantage when you're defending to place other team's players offside if you're quick with pushing up the field
8:46 in transition as well we happen to look at just a corner kick transition but that could happen in any transition where the ball is turned over pushing
8:54 your players forward to leave players in an offside position as you go into the tack just means it's plays you don't have to worry about if the ball gets
9:02 turned over again and it comes back your way so I hope this helps inform your training as you go forward I hope that it helps you explain to your players the
9:11 importance of it and the tactics and the techniques you might use to stay on side or use that to your advantage and until next time I hope that you'll share like
9:20 comment on these videos get it out to other coaches out there really helps the channel I'll see you real soon thank you