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DISORGANIZED DEFENSE PHASE

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  • Start:
    • After losing the possession of the ball with the game in play
  • Characteristics for the defending team:
    • From the defensive point of view, it is the most dangerous phase
    • From the offensive point of view, it is the most important previous moment
    • Difficult situations to solve
    • Low density of defenders near the ball
    • Difficult situations to predict
    • Solutions depend a lot on the individual defensive quality of the players
  • Main objectives:
    • To make this phase as short as possible. To move to Disorganized Attack Phase or The Organized Defense Phase as soon as possible.
    • To gain time for the team to organize.
    • To prevent the opposing team from advancing fast
    • To avoid being overtaken by the possessor of the ball
  • Implications for training:
    • The Disorganized Defense situations that follow the Organized Attack Phases are partially trainable at a tactical level, since we can anticipate in which area of ​​the field we have more possibilities of losing the ball and where our players will be to try to recover it after.
  • The Disorganized Defense situations that follow Disorganized Attack Phases are not very trainable at a tactical level, since it is very difficult to anticipate where they will happen and where our players will be to try to recover it after.
  • It is very important to train the Disorganized Defense Phase in a contextualized way, as an intermediate phase that unites a previous moment and a later moment, and not in isolation.
  • The mental aspect takes on enormous importance in this phase, since the two key elements to achieve success will be: the position, understood from the anticipation, and the player’s attitude.

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