Rush Soccer - Attacking Set Pieces Quiz

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This quiz is aimed at all Coaches, Players and Parents. This is the Rush Way!

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Rush Attacking Set Pieces:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F0tItA_xYwvtpa-5F9JkdgURckjc8DKDz53WvrbfNdI/edit#heading=h.gzc64ae05qn1

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Full Name *

Which of the following are important components of the Rush Way of playing attacking set pieces? *

Can we play fast? Though we are setting specific plays to generate positive attacks or goal scoring opportunities, the creative aspect will always remain important.

Playing fast rarely ever means rush (no punt).

Service is everything.

Mentality is critical. Players must be willing.

Organization and the team being on the same page is important. Players must understand all the roles and the importance of the roles. Though not a glorious role, the players who remain back to play 2v1 or 3v2 can be just as vital as the players attacking the ball to score. Each player has important responsibilities.

No counters. Teams can be at their most vulnerable when taking attacking set pieces. Early fouls are okay.

Whether out of the flow of play or off our own attacking set pieces, if clearance comes out towards midfield, ball should be quickly placed very wide or behind defense. Over the end line is always safest option.

None of the above.

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What type of swing is preferred for corner kicks? *

In-swingers

Out-swingers

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The Rush Way recommends 3 different alternatives for attacking corners. Which are these? *

6 In The 6 Setup: A and B sandwich the GK. Each zip apart as F serves ball, Inswinger when possible. Player on middle 6 goes to GK and shadows. E holds on the top of the box. Players D hunt the ball. Key Points: 2V1 in back. Hunters lose mark, attack the ball. End with 6 in the 6. E keep ball alive!

Long Ball & Volley Set Up: Players run towards the small box to attract defenders. F serves a floated ball to E for him to volley to goal from the top of the box.

1-2 Setup: Short corner using the same setup as #1. A and B zip early and A initiates run and this time extends it to play 1-2 with F. Key Points: A’s run needs to come just off of line to provide easy angle for F who plays and breaks off to receive back, hits bending ball.

Short: A receives and dribbles up field. F runs with A and then breaks towards end line. A plays F. Key Points: Players inside remain active. F must sell movements. A must control, dribble away and then roll ball back sharply.

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Which of the following are true about the Rush Way of executing a direct free kick? *

Keep it simple! If a shot is on, that is first option.

Two players must be prepared to flash in front of keeper, inside of wall, to screen the keeper or off-balance the keeper. Starting position may vary.

The farther from the big box the free kick is, the more it is recommended to shoot to the keeper's post.

Players not involved with the kick or screening must get to goal and be hunters.

If free kick is from wide position, top of the box remains a critical area. “keep it alive!”

Plus one (minimum) in behind with thought to potential rebounds that may come off of wall.

Be mindful of the wall who becomes attackers if they block it. Position players accordingly.

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Indirect Free Kick - A free kick from which a goal can not be scored until the ball touches another player of either team. Referee will physically hold one arm up in the air, signaling the indirect kick. *

True

False

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When we play long in goal kicks, we respect the '10 by the 10' rule we also apply in defensive set pieces. *

True

False

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