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Session 1
Learning to control possession and build from the back
Head coach Christian Flores starts the session with a focus on possession and composure. Mexico practice playing out from deep, staying calm under pressure, and combining intelligence with precision, as they prepare to control matches from the off.
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Session 2
Switching play with purpose
Next, Flores’ focus shifts to ball circulation and switching the play. Players rehearse switching the ball across the pitch, and learn how and when to change direction with precise movements to unbalance opponents and stretch defensive lines.
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Session 3
Turning defence into attack
To round off, Flores turns the players’ attention to defending. Mexico practise pressing and counter-pressing, beginning with a simple 5v2 rondo and building up to an 8v8 possession game, applying discipline, resilience and intensity to their training.
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Session 1
Beginning with pressing and counter-pressing
With matchday approaching, then-Mexico U-15 girls’ head coach Karla Maya and assistant Miguel Gamero lead their side in a three-phase pressing and counter-pressing session, sharpening awareness, as well as speed and teamwork under pressure.
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Session 2
The day before the game
On the eve of a game, Maya’s focus with her team shifts to tactical awareness and execution. This session is based around technical precision, player movement and set plays, with the aim of ensuring that players are well prepared for the match ahead.
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Session 3
Back to the drawing board
In the aftermath of their match, Mexico’s training culminates in more pressing work. Channel-based 11v11 games push the team to press cohesively, reset after losing possession and apply everything learned under match-like intensity.