Orientation Changes (CO)

CHANGES OF ORIENTATION IN THE COLLECTIVE GAME.

Orientation Changes manifest when an offensive team changes its game/ball orientation to different lanes in a controlled manner (associative passes). The following can be done:

  • Directly, with passes to colleagues of the same line.
  • INDIRECTly, triangulating with colleagues from other lines.
  • By long passes, usually from one side rail to the other. These changes are justifiable when the holder has no chance of partnering with a partner (not even in "security) for lack of spaces.

In these cases the opposite will have performed a collective swing that will allow the manifestation of large spaces in the lane contrary to the situation of the ball.

The Collective Game
Collective Game's Concepts
Defensive Play Styles Offensive Play Styles Positional Attack Counterattack and Rapid Attack Competition Units (UC) UC Offensive Phase Offensive Phase subphases UC Defensive Phase Defensive Phase subphases Game Situations (SJ) The Defense-Attack Transition The Attack-Defense Transition The Play area The Game System The Space and Time factors Playing from the area The fold The Collective Game Slogans In-game mistakes Error Analysis Factors that prevent the right decision-making Party Control (Statistical Data) Game Levels Basics for accessing Game Level A Concept of Opportunity Sports intelligence Talent Being or Not being in the Game Orientation/Balon Rhythm of the Game Rhythm Changes in collective play Playing two touches tactically Types of Control in the Collective Game Performance Concepts