Football/Soccer Session (Beginner): Dribbling races

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Jason Short
Name: Jason Short
City: Phoenixville
Country: United States of America
Membership: Adult Member
Sport: Football/Soccer
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Dribbling, rwb, shooting.


Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Screen 1

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Football/Soccer Session Plan Drill (Colour): Screen 1
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Set up:

Set up two lines 35 yards from goal, One goal and a goalkeeper. Teams are split into two and must line up by each cone 35 yards from goal. 5 yards in front of each team is another cone, both cones have soccer balls next to them. Between each team, 20 yards from goal there is one soccer ball.

Players and coaches will need to be proactive in returning the balls to their location to keep the drill running smoothly.

Instructions:

On the coaches signal, one player from each line must dribble their soccer ball 5 yards to the cone in front, stopping their soccer ball and dribbling the other ball back to the cone they started at, those players must then run and compete for the ball 20 yards from goal and attempting to score.

The next two players can then begin.

1 point for your team if you score

0 points for a tie (ball goes out of play, keeper saves and holds the ball)

Coaching Points

Controlled dribbling will be more beneficial than trying to move too fast, especially at the start of this drill

From an attacker's perspective, try to move your run across the line of the defender who is trying to catch you. This will delay them and give you more room for the shot.

If you are second to the ball, try to get your body between the ball and the goal and win the ball back.

If you are the first player to the ball, be wary of the goalkeeper stepping out to the ball, if your first touch is heavy, the goalkeeper might collect it, if the touch is too soft you allow the defender to catch up


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