Nombre: | Lawrence Leith |
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Ciudad: | LANCASTER |
País: | United States of America |
Deporte: | Fútbol |
Passing through gates is a simple game that allows players to grow in confidence passing the ball with accuracy under little pressure. At a young age, passing and sharing is a concept children haven't developed fully and shouldn't be forced in a scrimmage as individual technical ability, ability to express themselves, ball control and dribbling are arguably more important. Passing is an integral part of the game, especially as they get older and in higher-level competition. Fun passing games will help younger players gain understanding and develop a technical ability for when they have developed those concepts more.
Equipment and Setup
Directions
Start with the players 5 yards apart (2.5 yards either side of a cone) and get the players kicking the ball to each other to help them gain confidence and develop their passing ability. Encourage them to use the inside of the foot as it is the largest area of the foot to get accuracy. As they are in lines, it's slightly easier to go along and coach them this technique. Start them by just passing but after 5 minutes, introduce a rule they have to try and get 10 passes between the cones without missing the gates. If they do, ask them to take a step back and try again or to make the gate smaller
Coaching points
Changing the difficulty
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