The 5-Step Rondos Progression

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[@blobboflava]

I love this video. Great ideas for rondos. Cannot wait to try them out at training. 🤜🤛

[@yardiman35]

I totally love these.

[@user-xe4pj4zb7b]

Thanks for the session

[@rajusubramaniam4314]

Brilliamt Video! 🤩

[@innosaintz6902]

Thanks a lot
I learnt enough

[@user-sb2jr3ev8w]

Good coaching point

[@footballphilosophy2023]

Brilliant video. Very well explained and very easy to understand even the more complicated versions towards the end. Will definitely be using these in training thank you

[@danielashman1753]

Cool video thank you. Thoughts on dimensions for the squares?

[@user-db4ey5zc3e]

Nice job

[@paktammohd5310]

Tq coach

[@jpillow1188]

It would be nice if you could explain a bit more clearly what the rules of each setup were. For example, in the 3 vs 3 plus 2 neutrals rondo, what is the role of the neutrals? And the video shows one of the players scoring a goal - what are the rules around scoring? Who can shoot and when? Or in the 3 vs 1 rondo, some players seem to be outside the square of cones while others are inside - what are the rules about out of bounds / playing outside the square? I'm afraid this would be a lot more helpful if you could give more explicit explanations of each rondo.

[@derekge5794]

For 99% of rondos: you should mostly stay inside the box(s), encourage it. Neutrals help maintain possession and will switch "teams" when possession changes. In the final example w/goals - assume greens are neutrals, so its red vs. blue and green is with whoever has the ball. After a side completes maybe 5 or 8 consecutive passes, they can score on a goal.

[@jpillow1188]

@@derekge5794 great, thanks for the follow-up! 🙏

[@chahpa9391]

Pep is wrong, you can shoot in a rondo. Just ask Ange

[@stnbch3025]

You're mixing up positional play and rondos.

[@jeremypohl5674]

Thats part of the idea behind doing these 😅