Goal Scoring Training System - Levels 05-08

Goal Scoring Training System - Part 2

The systematic development of a goal scorer takes place in eight successive learning levels, starting at age 7 and bearing fruit in the high-performance area. 

In this eBook/booklet, the difficulty level is increased. Level 5 introduces shooting exercises under more challenging conditions. The pass before the shot is no longer always flat but comes as a lobbed ball. In levels 6 and 7, time pressure and opponent pressure before or during the shot are central. And in the final training level, it becomes very game-like. In learning level 8, it's about game forms where the shot is required under competition conditions.

Learning Level 5: Difficult Conditions - Shooting after a Lobbed Ball

• Players convert balls thrown at them with foot or head.
• They shoot at the goal under difficult conditions (after a cross, shooting after turning, a sprint, or in a jump).

Learning Level 6: Shooting under Time Pressure

• Players apply different shooting techniques in shooting exercises or group competitions under time pressure.

Learning Level 7: Shooting with Opponent Pressure

• Offensive 1 vs 1: Players shoot at the goal after a duel or an attack by an opponent.

Learning Level 8: Game Forms/Competitions

• In game forms with numerical advantage (neutral players) and equal numbers, create and convert scoring opportunities under the greatest opponent pressure.
• Shooting in competitive situations (competitions in the double penalty area/on a reduced field with 2 goals).