Learn to scan like a pro
This practice advances the previous warm-up session and places players into a more game-realistic, pressurised environment, with more decisions to make. MORE
Soccer drills and games
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Learn to scan like a pro
in Games
Put your players’ scanning and receiving skills to the test in this small-sided game. MORE
Christmas fun: decorate the tree!
in Games
It’s Elves vs Grinches in a fun Christmas-themed relay race, developing dribbling, 1-v-1 skills and running with the ball, plus touching on the social corner. By Hannah Duncan MORE
Movement off the ball
in Warm Ups
This three-part session develops players’ awareness of moving off the ball to support play, create angles and make intelligent runs. By PAUL WANDLESS MORE
Receiving to play forwards
Give players the chance to work on receiving skills in a game-realistic environment MORE
Receiving to play forwards
This practice allows players to try out the receiving skills learned in the last activity in a setting with greater interference and, eventually, opposition. By Phoebe Webb MORE
Receiving to play forwards
in Warm Ups
This technical practice is a great way to introduce players to a range of receiving skills, initially without too much interference or opposition. By Phoebe Webb MORE
Learn to scan like a pro
in Warm Ups
Often overlooked in favour of more technical skills, scanning is vital to developing creativity. This arrival activity will encourage players to be aware of their surroundings MORE
Lessons at the driving school
Develop confidence on the ball in this foundation practice. By MEGAN ABBOTT MORE
Movement off the ball
This three-part session develops players’ awareness of moving off the ball to support play, create angles and make intelligent runs. By PAUL WANDLESS MORE
Movement off the ball
in Games
This three-part session develops players’ awareness of moving off the ball to support play, create angles and make intelligent runs. By PAUL WANDLESS MORE