1:1 Surprise Effect 2

Soccer drill procedure

We were just in the mood to produce another animation. Because in comparison to the first drill, the following changes: Is the player able to use the element of surprise to score a goal?

Description

That you already know: One player moves forward, the other one backwards. As soon as the player who moves forward touches the ball more than once, the competition begins. Is the player able to use the element of surprise to break through the finishing line? Afterwards, the players change positions and with that the running direction. The drill begins anew.

Variations

- Competition – Each goal equals one point

Soccer coach tips

- Sole dribbling!
- Demand feints!

Organisation of the soccer training drill

Category: Advanced training, children’s training, youth training, seniors
Minimum group size: 2
Maximum group size: -
Materials required: For each pair 1 ball, line or marking
Field size: Approx. 20 meters to goal/ finishing line