soccer drills for Dribbling

• The defenders (formation 1-2-2) try to prevent the attackers from scoring, by making the space as small as possible and conquering or blocking the ball at all costs. 
• The defenders help each other by keeping the distance between them as small as possible.
• The attackers (formation 4-2) try to make the field as large as possible in order to score a goal
• After conquering the ball, the defenders can try to score in a small goal
• The attackers can score in a big goal with a goalkeeper
• When the ball goes out of the field, it is kicked back in where it went out. 

• In a rectangle with a central strip, the players are divided into 2 groups facing each other.
• The exercise starts with 1 player with a jacket in the middle strip. This is the defender. 
• Players must cross with the ball, the defender must take the ball and play it off the field. 
  • the defender shall remain only on the central strip
• If a player loses the ball, they will also put on a jacket and help the defender. 
• Attackers thus keep running back and forth until there is one attacker left. 
• This is the winner.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

In King Football, the players learn to pass well. 

• 2 teams
• Per team 1 King
• 1 ball per team. (variation 1 ball if a game is played)
• The teams move in the field in a square. 
• The intention is that the ball is played over 3 times within your own team and then shot to the King. 
• When the King takes it, there is a point for that team.
• First, they practise within the team and then they play against each other. 
• When the ball is taken away, it has to be counted again.

• Player 1 and Player 2 start dribbling at the same time. 
• At the end they pass through pawns to the other side. 
• The next player receives the ball and starts dribbling.

• 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 

• Dribble in large square
• Make small squares on the outside corners
• Name the small squares
• When calling the name, everyone must dribble to that square
• Eventually you can work with a knockout system, so that the last 2 get eliminated. 

Organization:

There will be played 8 against 4.

6:3, 7:3, 7:4, 9:4 or 9:5 is also possible.

With more or less players the dimensions have to be adjusted.

The 8 may score after 5 passes.

The 4 may always try to score.

If the ball is intercepted by the 4, if the ball goes out or after scoring, there must be counted again.

After, in total, 5 goals or after 10 minutes, teams are switched

To make it easier or more difficult, the number of replaying can be changed.

Points of attention:

Use the left and right foot.

If possible keep the ball low

Assuming the right foot.

Correct ball speed.

Direct play.

• This exercise contains a number of exercises. 
  • Looking over the shoulder
  • Passing 
  • Direction change
  • Feint 
  • Finish
• Players must learn to look over their shoulders when they leave the ladder. 
• The trainer stands behind the ladder and puts a yellow or red cone in the air. 
• Based on this, the exercise is chosen.
• Red: 
  • Player 2 plays in and player 1 takes the ball 
  • Feint and finish on mini target 
  • Player 2 responds to player 1
  • He runs back around cone and call back 
  • Player 2 plays again
  • Runs further and finishes on target
  • Player 2 can play either 1x or 2x
  • Change position 1 -> 2.

This exercise can be used for each category in the warm-up.

• Both players A lead the ball to the middle pilon where they perform a chop and then play the ball to the next player. 
• After the pass, the player runs diagonally to player B who throws in the ball and players A heads it in the goal.
• The player that performed the header then takes the ball and stands behind goal, 
• The other player joins the group that has to perform the movement