In this practice, we will focus on developing players' 1v1 skills in an opposed setting. The objective is for Player A to beat the defender (Player B) and dribble over the end line, while Player B aims to win the ball and attack the opposite side of the grid to do the same.

The practice continues until the ball leaves the grid or either active player successfully dribbles over the end line. This ensures that there is constant engagement and opportunities for both attacking and defensive play.

After each round, players will rotate roles: Player B becomes the new defender, Player A rests, and Player C takes on the role of the new attacker. This rotation allows all players to experience different positions and challenges within the practice.

To progress the practice and add complexity, you can adjust the pass angle and starting positions of the players. This variation will test their ability to adapt to different scenarios and make decisions based on the changing dynamics of the game.

For further progression, if the necessary equipment is available, you can introduce mini goals to the practice. This addition will provide an additional challenge for the players, as they will need to demonstrate passing skills under pressure while still maintaining the objective off beating the defender and dribbling over the end line.

By the end of this session, players will have honed their 1v1 skills, decision-making abilities, and adaptability in a competitive and dynamic setting. They will also have had the opportunity to practice passing under pressure if mini goals were incorporated.

For more detailed information on this practice, please refer to the attached coaching process document.