Consignment 5: The pass between 3 lines

In relation to the game between three lines (triangulations), there are three possible combinations of triangulation:
  • Case A (LD-LM-LD). If it is the side that initiates triangulation it will do so with one of the Middle Center, avoiding passing the ball to:
    • "Your" inside if marked.
    • The Central Striker.
  • Case B (LD-LA-LM). As far as possible, when the ball has the LD, the triangulation must be initiated by the Central Defender, directing it over the Centre Forward.
  • Case C (LM-LA-LM). When triangulation starts in the LM, at the time the third pass is to occur, the LD player must be incorporated in depth

The player receiving the ball on the first pass:

  • You will perform a support "pick" to anticipate your marker after "darkening" it.

If the marking is zonal, the receiver will simply look for the pass line behind its marker so that it will be rotated directly when it has passed it (it will therefore not be necessary to triangulation).

  • You will make the pass one touch diagonally to the opposite side from which the ball comes. The player receiving the ball in the 2nd pass will attempt to perform the 3rd in depth, if possible to the opposite area from which it comes.

 

 

Índex

Scheme

Considerations

In the offensive game with the short (positional) style of play, after keeping the ball collectively, we must make progress. This requires the participation of the three game lines (triangulations/line relationship,...). Other than that, it will be very difficult to overcome the collective defensive structure of the opposing team in the start and progression sub-phases.

Playing in progression (from one line to another), if not successful, will allow the interception of the ball by opposing defenders if they are correctly placed.

In-game between 3 lines (triangulations):

  • We consider that triangulation occurs when there are two or more walls (made at a touch), between different players of different lines.
  • When in a lane there are 2 or 3 touches between lines the attention and orientation of the opposite are directed towards the demarcations of this lane, creating large spaces in the other two lanes. For this reason it is important that both the 2nd and third passes of the triangulation are oriented to the opposite side from which the ball comes in the 1st.
  • The most effective way to overcome opposing opposition in the progression zone (where most of a team's losses occur) is to relate offensive play to the participation of all three lines of play. The LA must be offered constantly (playing with its back to the opposite goal) when the ball is controlled by an LD teammate.
  • In 3-touch triangulations, in the latter of them the ball must be played in depth towards the free spaces left by the opposite. These balls must be "searched" by LM and/or LD players in the lane to which the ball is going, and who have not participated in triangulation.

 

Aimed at

The player who intends to progress in the collective game, in the Home and Progression sub-phases

Training Goals

Do not lose possession of the ball in the realization of the Associative/Positional style of play

Video

VIDEO (FUP5i): The pass between 3 game lines INCORRECT MANIFESTATION

 VIDEO (FUP5c): The pass between 3 lines of play MANIFESTATION CORRECT

 

Fundamentals
Previous Universal Fundamentals (FUP)
Slogan 1: The holder's game in the center lane Consignment 2: Playing the ball in the recovery zone Slogan 3: Remove the ball from the area/rail after 4-5 taps Consignment 4: The pass between 2 lines Slogan 6: Distance from players on the ball line Slogan 7: Staying up to the ball Slogan 8: Being, or not, in the orientation of the game Consignment 9: Depth Consignment 10: The diagonal position Consignment 11: Occupy free space in progression/depth