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Instant Soccer Practice Strategies Anyone can Use

Submitted by Andre Botelho
Mon, 22 Feb 2010

Here's a really simple way to explain soccer practice; there is no set rule. You can try new and innovative ways, create new drills and games and like that. It is also a good idea to keep your eyes and ears open to look for ready made practices and modify them for your own use. Here are some of the tips that can help you conduct a productive soccer training schedule.

Formulate flexible plans. It is quite natural that all your plans may not work out as desired. It could be due to untimely rains, you being unwell, or the kids not showing up. Therefore, equip yourself with requisite tools to save your day's plan as they may serve as barriers.

It's best to keep in stock a number of soccer practice games ready. There would be few that prove to be useless and therefore get rid of them to go to next. Just go with the flow and you'll be able to identify what's best for the players.

Make the kids warm up before every session. Apart from the regular drills that warm up the body, make them use the soccer ball as well. Include games such as Fetch and a few other training exercises. The coach in this game would throw the ball towards the player and the player would return it by using both and one feet.

Along with this, the kids can also be made to roll the ball using their feet, kick it backward and forward among the feet. There are dozens of such soccer drills that warm up the players.

Every player needs to have soccer ball for himself. And in such a scenario, create many individual activities for players that include use the ball. The kids should be made to practice shooting, hitting the ball to the wall, and dribbling and all that. Do not involve lines and keep the movement free as far as possible.

In soccer coaching, once the individual activities are finished, group activities should get the attention. Passing and receiving the ball are good drills to practice. It is essential that the kids behave as a team in group activities. Generally, while transitioning into group from individual, the players take time to get familiar with idea of team play. You need to act like a leader at this stage. Lay emphasis on supporting each other in team for winning matches.

In addition to this, guide the weak players suitably so they feel the need to be teamed up. Activities like these promote team spirit and brotherhood.

Allow the kids to play in teams, the game of soccer not including a goalkeeper. Tell them to shoot at the goals without any inhibitions. Teach them to first attack the opposition and then defend their goal. This helps them do their own thing and in the process develop something new.

This is the most straightforward method of conducting soccer practice. Just let go of your creativity and design methods that teach kids soccer in a natural way. The question of right or wrong drill doesn't arise. The only thing to remember is to be flexible. Our youth soccer coaching community has wealth of resources on youth soccer that will help you make the most of training sessions.

 

Andre Botelho is a recognized expert in Soccer practice. He influences well over 35,000 youth coaches each year with his unique coaching philosophy, and makes it really easy to explode your players' skills and make training more fun in record time. To download your free youth soccer coaching guide visit: Soccer Drills.


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