Drills
Simon Says
April 13, 2009 | Drills | 3 Comments
The old school game of Simon Says can be used with younger players to teach dribbling, controlling the ball and listening. Continue reading
The Gauntlet
March 13, 2009 | Drills | No Comments
The Gauntlet is a drill that can be setup and played in a few variations, but the concept is the same. Attackers must get through a series of defenders in different grids. The main focus of the drill is controlled dribbling and quick speed while maintaining awareness of defenders. Continue reading
Goalkeeper Training
January 26, 2009 | Drills | 1 Comment
Many could argue that the goalkeeper is one of the most difficult positions on the soccer field. A goalkeeper’s fitness, endurance, and reflexes are tested every game. To prepare for that, they need some intense training. Here’s a typical goalkeeper practice for the Men’s U.S. National Team. Continue reading
Ball Traps
January 7, 2009 | Drills | No Comments
Keeping possession of the ball is very important in the game of soccer. In order to do that, players must learn how to trap the ball. This drill, which can be used for all ages, provides plenty of repetition in order to learn various ball traps. Continue reading
Pass and Receive
January 5, 2009 | Drills | 1 Comment
Passing and receiving happens all the time in a game of soccer. So knowing how to do it successfully is important. This is a simple drill suitable for younger players but can be altered for older players as well. Continue reading
Red Light Green Light
December 20, 2008 | Drills | 3 Comments
Red Light Green Light is a fun and easy drill for the youngsters! It will help them learn how to dribble and stay in control of the ball while having some fun! Continue reading
World Cup
October 9, 2008 | Drills | No Comments
World Cup, also known as Cuppy, is a fun game that can be set up as either an end of practice treat or a real drill. This drill focuses on teamwork, quick thinking, finding space, and passing and shooting at the right time. Continue reading
