Individual Possession KS2b
Organisation:
Ideas on what to do next:
Making changes:
• One side of the shape could be left unguarded to guarantee
success.
• Defenders can work with a ball.
• Defenders try and change positions between the inside and out.
Easier for some:
• Let them start the practice using the ball in their hands.
• Create safe areas to allow for thinking time.
• Reduce the complexity of the challenge.
Harder for some:
• Give them their own defender.
• Challenge them to beat a player on their own using different skills each time.
• Get them working against another player to increase the level of competition.
How to get started:
• Set up the practice as the diagram shows above.
• Add guards/defenders (red) with a ball and challenge them to guard the gates, centre
circle and around the outside.
• Challenge the players (blue) in the centre to escape through a gate by changing the
direction they are travelling and the speed that they are moving. Once they have
escaped through a gate, try and get past one of the waiting guards/defenders before
attempting to come back into the practice and attempt to get through the centre
circle.
• After two minutes change the guards/defenders.
Endorsed by
Your ideas:
Questions:
• How can you use a variety of
different skills and techniques
to beat a player?
• What will help you to achieve
this?
• What makes this harder?
• How do you remain in control
of your ball when you do this?