Football/Soccer Session (Beginner): Passing Gate Competition

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Name:
Jonathan Alger
City:
Fishers
Country:
United States of America
Membership:
Adult Member
Sport:
Football/Soccer
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Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Passing Gates

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Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Passing Gates
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Passing Gates

Split teams into groups of 3-4 players. Setup two passing gates about 6 yards away. Players are competing as a team. Players pass the ball to their teammate through the gate and the player has to receive & pass back in two touches to score a point. It only counts if both passes go through the gates. The ball always restarts at one end and only the player at the receiving end is receiving/playing to scores point. Players follow their pass each time.

Make it a team/group contest. Play 90 second rounds and see which team can score the most points.

Progression:

A)     First touch straight forward through gate –right foot / left foot

B)     First touch to right around cone – Inside right/ Inside Right

C)     First touch to left around cone – Inside left /Inside Left

D)     First touch to the right – Inside left / InsideRight

E)     First touch to the left – Inside right / Inside Left

F)     Hit the cone Game – Right foot / Left Foot


Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Hit the Cone

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Hit the Cone

Hit the Cone Passing Game 

Each team has a tall cone in the middle of their passing lanes. Players try to pass the ball with good technique to hit the cone. The score a point for each time the knock the cone over. Players follow their pass to the other end and if they knock the cone over they set it back up for the next player. 


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