When it comes to soccer, passing and shooting are two fundamental skills that every player needs to master. To improve these skills, incorporating specific drills into your training sessions is essential. In this blog post, we will discuss two variations of a passing and shooting drill that focus on high intensity, one-touch passing, ball control, and shooting from the center.

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Variation 1: High Intensity Passing Drill

This drill is designed to improve passing accuracy and speed. Here’s how it works:

  1. Set up a triangle grid with cones, approximately 10 yards apart.
  2. Divide the players into two teams, positioned on opposite sides of the grid.
  3. Start the drill by having one player from each team pass the ball to their teammate on the opposite side using one touch.
  4. Encourage players to communicate and move quickly to create passing options.
  5. Continue the drill for a set period of time, then switch the teams’ positions.

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Variation 2: Ball Control and Shooting from the Center

This drill focuses on improving ball control and shooting accuracy, particularly from the center of the field. Here’s how to set it up:

  1. Place cones to create a shooting zone in the center of the field.
  2. Divide the players into two teams, with one team positioned inside the shooting zone and the other team outside.
  3. Start the drill by passing the ball to a player inside the shooting zone.
  4. That player must control the ball and quickly shoot on goal.
  5. After each shot, the player who took the shot joins the team outside the shooting zone, and a new player enters the shooting zone.
  6. Continue the drill for a set period of time, then switch the teams’ positions.

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These passing and shooting drills are excellent for improving players’ skills in a focused and intense manner. By incorporating these variations into your training sessions, you can help your team develop their passing accuracy, one-touch play, ball control, and shooting ability from the center of the field. Remember to always emphasize good technique and encourage players to give their best effort. Practice makes perfect!

Happy Coaching 🙂

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