7v7 how to play 321 vs 231 

I tend to agree, any time you place more places at the back, getting forward becomes tricky. I think considering it more as a 3-3 formation and ensuring the rotation of the front 3 is key here. (sorry for the late reply)

but this plan is good

LOL ... that's so true ! ! ! ! The trick is to teach your team to move together and understand the roles and responsibilities of each and everyone so that you can be synchronized. Teamwork makes the dream work! Hopefully, the video helps to give a clearer picture to those learning the formation and the jobs of each position. You'll obviously have to add your own "je nais se quois" to the detail to make it work.

Interesting idea. I wish I'd seen this sooner (sorry for the late reply)

Visual (✓), Aural(✓), Verbal(x), Physical(x) I think "it's useless" might be a little dramatic. Would you prefer something like this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8cwkBsssGoI.html ?

@Andrew Manuel PALACIOS TANTAS No this video does not explain anything, just random numbers sliding across the screen with no explanation as to what is going on or why it is happening. By the way Kudos for digging up a 2-year-old comment.

@Andrew Manuel PALACIOS TANTAS I'll try this again. I understand just fine, which is why I had absolute confidence in my OP. You even proved my point for me, people who know A lot will get it, but people coming to learn won't. So thanks for 100% proving me right, and 100% proving you are an idiot for digging up a 2-year-old post. Also please if you are going to come at me, please go take a trash-talking course or something, cause the attempt was laughable. There are literally thousands of comparable videos that actually explain what is going on, why it is going on, and what you can expect from doing what they are showing on the screen. This video as a way to teach and/or learn soccer is trash, I'll stand by my original assessment. In fact, there are only 27 comments and 22 people liked mine so guess I am not the only one that was completely underwhelmed.

if you don't want to run it's better to play the 3-2-1 but the fullbacks would have to stay back, having 3 in the back 2 CM would make it easier to pass the ball around

I would say this 231 formation gives the best "spread" & therefore satisfies the attacking principles of play the best. However, I have been rethinking and developing an idea with a 321 formation and plan to make a new video around this. The usual trouble with 321 is that encourages high pressure on yourself and becomes very difficult to "get out". (Sorry for the late reply)

100%! From a development perspective, 231 is the best in my opinion. I would then consider 321 as development on top of that whereby the center mid drops into a back three creating a rotation of positions. It's also "horses for courses." :) (sorry for the late reply)

sportsdood.com/downloads/

maybe this one is better : play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=mola&hl=en

Thanks

you're welcome! :)

Let me flip the question, what are the strengths of your weaker players? It's good to build on strengths!

... and this key to truly exploiting the rules. Most seven a side tournaments don't play offside. However, the tactics would be very similar, but in a condensed field of play due to the rule.

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In SE Asia when we play 7 a side, there is usually no offside.