Passing and receiving

Try to play one touch but when a bad pass is made players can use an extra touch or control with the help of the other foot. The speed of pass will effect the receiving of the ball, too hard and it will be harder to control with one pass, too soft and the drill will be too slow.

Try to move the ball quickly, using a maximum of one or two touches. Try to get players to use one touch passing and only to depend on a second touch when they have to control a poor pass.

Try to combine quickly off minimal touches Create space to combine Movement to lose and unbalance defenders in order to receive and combine with teammates

Warm-ups
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Pass and Move

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Written by Dave Clarke

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This is a great passing drill to run as a warm up for passing and moving sessions. It allows players to create the passing patterns that happen in a match, vertical passes, lay backs, opening the body to receive so players can play into space

Coaching Objectives

Combination play at speed
Movement to receive
Overlapping runs
Vertical passes
Playing passes into space
First touch
One touch passes

Drill Setup

15 Mins
10 Players
40 x 20 y

What the Players Do

Set up an area 40 x 20 yards. Players work in pairs and run the length of the area one on each side. They play different combinations using he central players and work the ball from one end to the…

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