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Soccer drills must fit the
theme of your entire practice session and integrate from beginning
to end of practice.
- start with setting an objective for your soccer
practice session
- pick themes for the drills to fit the objective.
For example, if your theme is passing, incorporate passing drills
into the warm-up, technical, fitness, tactical and
scrimmage parts of your session.
- sequence the drills so that they connect as in
point (2) above.
- plan for equipment needed to run the soccer
drill, such as cones, pinnies and number of balls required. (Tip:
the ideal mix for pinnies is 11 of colour A, 8 of colour B and six
of colour C)
- plan for breaking players into small groups based
on positions and how they will interact on the field. Example is
right defender, right midfielder and right forward, or defenders
as a group, etc.
- visualize the drill with your players in
it.
- have the soccer drill written on a piece of paper
with notes for coaching points, progression, groupings of
players.
Use this drill template to design your own
drills: Soccer Drill
Template
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BALL MASTERY - each player works alone with a ball using both feet.
RECEIVING & PASSING - improve a player's first touch, accurate and creative passing.
MOVES (1 V 1) - Exercises and games that teach individual moves creating space.
SPEED - improve acceleration, running with and without the ball and change of pace.
FINISHING - teaching technique and encourage instinctive play.
GROUP ATTACK - Exercises and games that improve combination play.
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