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Saturday, May 24, 2008


Fun Soccer Conditioning Drills

The fun soccer conditioning drills include the activities that your players should practice in order to acquire greater strength, endurance and speed.

However, you should also keep in mind that coaching the young players needs a different approach. For example, while you are designing and developing the various soccer conditioning exercises for them, you will have to make sure that the drills offer both fun and learning.

Two of the best soccer fitness exercises may include dribble sprints and progressive sprints. As per the dribble sprints, you have to have your players run a particular path.

The objective of this fun soccer conditioning drill is to find out the player who can run the maximum length on this path in a one-minute period.

The path should include running back and forth across the goal box and then moving towards the penalty box.

The players do not have to relax at any point. They have to run continuously for the given one minute.

For example, as soon as they reach the penalty box, they have to move towards the midline. This path may include running from the goal to the midline, and then they have to come back down. The player covering the maximum length will be the winner.

Try to implement this youth soccer coaching drill into your practice session and let me know how it went.

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Thursday, May 1, 2008


Kids Soccer Drills: Kicking & Chipping The Ball

Chipping the ball is a good technique especially if you are teaching kids soccer drills about the various soccer kicking techniques.
  • As per this kicking method, the players have to use their toes to aim at the ball. While targeting the ball, the players have to make sure that their supporting foot is positioned next to the ball.
  • Now, the players have to be very quick in thrusting their kicking foot first back and then forward to kick the ball real hard.
  • Here, you should note that while doing so, the players do not have to move their thighs much.
  • They have to be very careful because they have to kick the soccer ball in a way to shapely cut the ball from the bottom with the tip of their toes. Everything has to be done in a very short time.
It is important for the coaches to have their players practice this kicking method thoroughly during the coaching sessions using various soccer drills for kids.

If you want your players to execute chipping the ball in the most effective manner on the field, ensure that the players have expertise in it and perform the right kids soccer drills to achieve that.

The players are not advised to use such kicking until they are sure to kick the ball the right way.

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