Helix Dam Man - Orange

PRODUCT FEATURES

• 185 centimeters high.
• 45 centimeters wide.
• Made of iron material.
• It is specially produced for freekick exercises in football training.
• It consists of orange color.
  

A block man refers to a defensive tactic in which players form up to prevent the ball from going into the goal, usually on free kicks or corner kicks. In this tactic, defenders line up like a wall to prevent the ball from passing through and prevent a goal. The stop man tries to intercept the ball in case it is heading towards the goal.

Lining up and Distance: Players line up close to the spot where the free kick or corner kick is taken. This distance is intended to block the path of the ball.

Blocking the path of the ball: The main objective of the barrage man is to block the ball's path to the goal. Players usually stand in a certain formation among themselves.

Cooperation with the goalkeeper: The man-barrier tactic is usually organized so that the goalkeeper can see and intervene on the ball. The goalkeeper stands behind the dam man, ready to intercept the ball.

Number of Players and Placement: The number of players to form a barrage and the placement can vary depending on the team's preferences and the tactical plan of the coach. In some cases 3-4 players may be used, while in other cases more players may form a barrage.

Monitoring Opponent Players: The players forming a barrage follow the movements of the opposition players, trying to intercept the ball and defend their goal.

The man-blocking tactic is used at critical moments of the match, especially in free kicks and corner kicks. This tactic is used strategically to make it difficult for the opposing team to try to go directly to the goal and to strengthen the defense.