Soccer Drills - Soccer Throw Ins

The Throw-Ins Teaching Game™ soccer drill is for ages 7 and older (U8, U10, U12). This is a quick and effective way to teach or practice soccer throw-ins. This isn't great fun, but it is quick and effective. This will teach your players to drag the toes of their rear foot so hard that they can hear it; that when the ball goes behind their head their elbows should be pointing out to the side (this gives power); to remain upright, follow through and snap their wrists; to throw over opponents instead of toward the ground (this is less likely to cause the rear foot to come off the ground); to avoid too much side spin. This game has a 50% ball ratio. Click here for detailed instructions.

 

Below are links to the Soccer Drills Summaries. For Details, click the above link to "Detailed Instructions".

Dribble Around Cone & Pass Relay Race™ soccer drill for ages 7 and older (U8, U10, U12, U14 to Adult). Definitely try this. Aggressive Receiving, one-touch play, Speed dribbling, turning, kicking the ball while running, and more.

Dribble Across A Square™ soccer drill for ages 7 and older (U8, U10, U12, U14 to Adult). Definitely try this. A great warm up, control dribbling, turning with the ball and how to "Breakaway". Every player has a ball.

Hit The Coach™ soccer drill for ages 3, 4, 5 and 6. Definitely try this. Easy, fun and the kids love it. Teaches dribbling, kicking the ball while running, looking up while dribbling and shooting. Every player has a ball.

Throw-Ins Teaching Game™ soccer drill for ages 7 and older (U8, U10, U12). A quick and effective way to teach or practice throw-ins.

Monster Invasion™ soccer drill for ages 3, 4, 5 and 6. Definitely try this. Every player has a ball and everyone has fun. Teaches Control Dribbling, the concept of a "field" and staying inside the lines (staying "in bounds" and that it's bad to go "out of bounds"), controlling the ball while under pressure, using peripheral vision, looking up while dribbling, dribbling in "traffic" with a lot of other players nearby. Every player has a ball.

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