This soccer passing drill will help you focus and teach young players how to pass, move, receive a ball, and move after receiving the pass.
This soccer passing drill will help you focus and teach a young player how to pass with the correct surface on the foot, how to receive a ball and move after receiving the pass.
This soccer passing drill will help you focus and teach a young player how to pass with the correct surface on the foot, how to receive a ball and move after receiving the pass.
Create a 20X20 yard grid (you can change the size of the grid based on the number of players).
Organize the players into groups of two.
One ball per group.
Instructions
Each group of two should only pass to their partner while moving around the grid.
Each player should be instructed to pass and receive with the inside of the foot.
Coaching Points
Make sure the players are using the inside of the foot for both trapping and passing
Make sure the receiving player moves his body behind the path of the ball when receiving.
Make sure the players move after making the pass to their partner.
Make sure the players are putting the right amount of weight and pace on each pass.
Variations
Restrict the number of touches.
Coach's Tip: Train Vision & Scanning
Use the free SoccerXpert Scanning App during this drill to flash colors or numbers, forcing players to shoulder-check and scan before receiving.
This soccer passing drill will help you focus and teach a young player how to pass with the correct surface on the foot, how to receive a ball and move after receiving the pass.
Setup
Create a 20X20 yard grid (you can change the size of the grid based on the number of players).
Organize the players into groups of two.
One ball per group.
Instructions
Each group of two should only pass to their partner while moving around the grid.
Each player should be instructed to pass and receive with the inside of the foot.
Coaching Points
Make sure the players are using the inside of the foot for both trapping and passing
Make sure the receiving player moves his body behind the path of the ball when receiving.
Make sure the players move after making the pass to their partner.
Make sure the players are putting the right amount of weight and pace on each pass.
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