Soccer drills

• Player stands behind a set of steps.
  • Two feet per "step" in the staircase.
• Watch your posture: 
  • Walk straight.
  • Knees slightly bent.
  • Short movements.
  • Arms should be active along the body.
• Variation
  • Side-Step with two feet per step;
  • Zigzagging with one foot in, then two feet on the step, then one foot back in. (different from the first)
  • After kicking off, start sprinting and rebound at the pylon on the ball played in.
• Then go back in line.

• Place pylons as shown in the picture.
• Players on pylon 1, pylon 2 and pylon 3.
• Player 2 runs round the pylon, calls and offers. (practise running free from man).
• Player pylon 1 plays in and player pylon 2 rebounds.
• Player pylon 2 walks up to pos 1 2 or 3 to choose place to finish.
• Player pylon 1 passes to player pylon 3.
• Player pylon 3 sends a tailored cross to the chosen place of player pylon 2.
• Player pylon 2 takes over or finishes directly on the chosen spot.

  
  

Preparation:

• Make groups of 2 for this passing warm-up, with 1 ball per group of 2.
• The players with ball line up, on the sideline. The other players stand opposite to eachother, about 6 meters from the player with ball.

Exercise:

• Player A dribbles forward, while player B jogs backwards across the field.
• As the players jog across the field, player A passes the ball to B, who passes back to A, just until they reach the opposite sideline.
• The roles reverse when the players reach the other side of the field. Player A then runs backwards to the line where they started.

Variation possibilities:

• alternate from right foot to left foot.
• try to apply one hit
• focus on quality over speed, it's not a race.

• The team stands ready in 2 groups behind a pawn. 
• They are given an exercise by the trainer and do it 1x.  On the way back they run back and close behind. 
• 2 players run at the same time. The next one leaves when the pair has passed the first hat. 
• Exercises:

  1. Jogging 

  2. Knee-up

  3. Heel-to-belly

  4. Sideways left 

  5. Sideways right 

  6. Arms swing front

  7. Arms swing back

  8. Jump over caps with 2 feet at the same time

  9. Sprint to cap and back 

  10. Shoulder thrust and sprint

• Pawns as on picture
• Chase the ball
• 2 variants
  • With handball after running in
  • With turning and passing
• Note two roles for 1 player: handball and passer and then playable again for attack.
  
  

• Put pawns as given
• Each pawn 1 player
• Start in the corner and pass as given
• Player runs ball behind
• Left bottom corner dribbles back to start (last player in the game)
  
  

• 4 players on position as on picture.
• Notice:
  • With player 2 2 players in line.
• Player 1 plays player 2.
• Player 2 turns and passes to wing player 3 right in front.
• Player 3 near the 16 meter width pass on the left for player 4.
• Player 4 passes the ball wide and player 1 finishes.
• Player 1 to player 2, player 2 to player 3.
• Player 3 to player 4, player 4 takes the ball and goes to the front of the line.

• Each player receives a number beforehand.
• Players move randomly within the indicated space.
• After receiving the ball, it is passed to the next player.
• How many balls can be passed at once?

• 2 teams are made.
• In the middle is a pylon (or several).
• Teams transfer the ball to other side first by example:
  • Throwing over.
  • Kick over.
  • Dropkick.
  • Heading.
• Ball must be placed on the opposite side of the pile.
• After this the next player can do it.
• When the last ball is returned, the pawn in the middle can be kicked over.

• Within the defined field, play is 4x4.
• At each edge a neutral player stands.
• This player is not allowed to enter the field, but has to move (offer).
• Switching is easy when every team has its own colour.

• The neutral players stand on the sideline.
• The game is played with pupil goals.
• Defenders can score directly after possession of the ball.
• Attackers must pass over X times.

• On half the pitch and with a large goal, overtal is played out.
• The neutral players remain on the flank, but move about (offer).
• The defence can score on a small pupil goal when they catch the ball.