Soccer drills

• Player 1 passes the ball to player 2. 
• Player 2 dribbles along the pylons, passes at the end to player 3. 
• Player 3 bounces the ball back to player 2, player 2 finishes. 
• Player 3 fetches the ball, 
• Runs over to stand on the spot of Player 1
• Player 1 to Player 2, 
• Player 2 to Player 3. 

• Player 1 does exercises on the ladder
• At the end of the ladder is a ball
• With the ball he dribbles along pylons that are wide spread (conditioning)
• At the last pylon he shoots at a small goal
• Get your own ball, shoot back to the end of the ladder
• If player 1 is at the end of the ladder, player 2 can begin 

• The idea is to be able to play a game in corona time.
• The idea comes from a table soccer game
• Each player has his own space they are not allowed to leave.
• By passing, the ball can be brought to the other player
• Defense is allowed as long as it remains in his/her own discipline.
• The field can be adjusted to the number of players

Further goals:

• Passing
• Positioning game
• Shooting Distance

• The exercise can be made more difficult by making the game faster
• By only hitting the ball 2 or 3 times and playing quickly
• After all, during a match you don't have that much time either

• Pass and kick with variations in finishing and build-up
  • Keeper throws out, striker gets the ball and closes in
  • Keeper shoots out, playing striker with back to goal, striker turns away

1 v 1 

• Playing in
• Find each other
• Going in to win the duel
• Score or ball goes out 
• Next pair starts

• 2 players walk along a row of pylons.
• Play the ball between the pawns to each other. 
• Preferably hit 1x. 
• Execute both left and right.

• Player 1 plays the ball to player 2. 
• Behind player 2 is a defender. 
• Player 2 turns left or right.
• Same as above but player 2 bounces back on player 1 who turned right (or left) and sprints away. 
• Player 1 passes the ball in his feet.

• You can use this exercise if you want to work in positions with a defensive triangle.
• You can apply variations where necessary and also change the distances.
• This exercise has been given several times with youth teams as well as with the first teams.
• As you can see in the picture we work on 2 sides.
• Approximately the space from the 16m to the center line.
• First player plays the ball diagonally, player B turns with the ball and plays it to C who performs a 1/2 with B. C plays the ball deep on D. It connects to the other group.
• When A is past the zone the other group leaves.
• Passing on A-B-C-D.
• You can also replace player D by a goalkeeper.
• You can do enough variations in this warm-up exercise. An extra 1/2 for player D. Or player B who moves on the pass of C and responds to D. And so on.
• Let the exercise run for about 4 minutes before inserting a variation.
• Always emphasize the forward rotation of B.
• Take care of a short passing and a short acceleration after the pass at the end of the warming up.

Exercise1 RUN STRAIGHT FORWARD

• Jog to the last pylon. 
• Make sure your upper body is upright. 
• Your hips, knees and feet should form a line.
• Don't let your knees buckle inwards. 
• On the way back, run a little faster. 
• Do the exercise twice.

Exercise 2 RAISE KNEE AND TURN UPPER LEG OUTWARDS WHILE RUNNING

• Jog to the first pylon. 
• Stop and raise your knee forward. 
• Turn your knee out and put your foot down. 
• Keep your pelvis horizontal and your upper body still. 
• The hip, knee and foot of the supporting leg together form a straight line. 
• Do not let the knee of the supporting leg bend inwards. 
• Jog to the next pylon and repeat the exercise with the other leg. 
• When you have finished the course, jog back. Do the exercise twice.

Exercise 3 RAISE KNEE AND TURN UPPER LEG INWARDS WHILE RUNNING

• Jog to the first pylon. 
• Stop and raise your knee sideways. 
• Turn your knee inwards and put your foot down. 
• Keep your pelvis horizontal and your upper body still. 
• The hip, knee and foot of the supporting leg together form a straight line. 
• Do not let the knee of the supporting leg bend inwards. 
• Jog to the next pylon and repeat the exercise with the other leg. 
• When you have finished the course, jog back. 
• Do the exercise twice.

Exercise 4 RUNNING AROUND A PARTNER 

• Jog to the first pylon. 
• Shuffle sideways, at an angle of 90 degrees to your partner, shuffle a whole circle around each other (without changing your direction of view). 
• and back to the first pylon. 
• Bend your hips and knees slightly and move your body weight to the ball of your feet. 
• Do not let your knees bend inwards. 
• Jog to the next pylon and repeat the exercise. 
• When you have finished the course, jog back. 
• Do the exercise twice.

Exercise 5 JUMP AND TOUCH SHOULDERS WHEN RUNNING

• Jog to the first pylon. 
• Shuffle sideways, at an angle of 90 degrees to your partner. 
• Jump in the middle towards each other to make shoulder to shoulder contact. 
• Land on both feet with your hips and knees bent. 
• Do not let your knees bend inwards. 
• Shuffle back to the first pylon. 
• Jog to the next cap and repeat the exercise. 
• When you are ready with the course, jog back. 
• Do the exercise twice.

Exercise 6 RUN ACCELERATING AND SLOWING DOWN

• Run quickly to the second pylon 
• and then run backwards to the first pylon; 
• keep your hips and knees slightly bent. 
• Always run two pylons forward and one back. 
• When you're done with the course, jog back. 
• Do the exercise twice.

• Put 2 chairs 18.3 meters apart.
• Put a tennis ball on chair 1 (this is always replenished), and put a bin on chair 2.
• The players work in pairs. 
• One runs and the other keeps replacing the tennis balls.
• Collect as many tennis balls as possible in 9 minutes. 
• It is not allowed to throw and you have to run around the chairs.

• Players in a circle hold each other's arms. pilons in the middle, 
• Try to move the other one against a pilon. 
• Whoever hits a pilon gets a penalty point. 
• At 5 penalty points there will be prints etc.

• Number 1 plays 2 and plays a 1-2
• 1 opens to 3 which puts the ball ready for number 4.
• Number 4 finishes off on the goal with left leg.
• After this number 5 starts towards 6 etc. Number 8 finishes off with right foot.