Free Kick Organization — Defensive and Attacking Walls

Three attacking free kick positions marked (25 yards central, 22 yards left of center, wide right). For each: one delivery routine installed (direct, layoff-and-shoot, dummy run). Then switch — defending unit sets wall and defends each position. GK organizes the wall; coach listens.

• Aiden: you set the wall, then you get your line — you can't do both at once, so set it fast and move
• Wall players: arms crossed, bodies tight, nobody flinching before the ball is struck
• Attacking free kicks: one player stands over it — he decides direct or layoff based on wall position

• Add a runner from the wall who peels on the strike to attack the rebound
• Defending unit practices stepping the wall on the signal — offside trap option from a free kick