Fergie s Soccer Academy Recreation Program Dribbling and Turning K 3rd grade

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Fergie s Soccer Academy Recreation Program Dribbling and Turning K 3rd grade Game Activity Game Start with a scrimmage Work on some Skills Then play a Scrimmage Steal the Cookies Area 25 x 15 Small sided game 3 v 3 / 4 v 4 Free play 10 minutes game / stretch Area 20 x 20, Good supply of soccer balls 2 or 4 team s placed in each corner 2 / 3 / 4 players on each team All Soccer Balls Placed in Middle of area 1 player each time goes and collects a ball Team with most balls wins. Area 25 x 15 Small sided game 3 v 3 / 4 v 4 To score dribble or run the ball across the end line. The Goals are the width of the field Dribbling Close control Good Technique, inside and outside of the feet Change of speed / direction Coaching Points Turning Turn with Big Toe (inside cut) Turn with Little toe (outside cut) Turn with Sole of foot (bottom of foot)

Recreation Program Dribbling and Turning Game Activities K 3 rd Grade Candy Land Treasure Island 4 Goal Game Treasure Island Organization Area 30 x 20 or adjust for appropriate # of players Each Player has a ball and has to run through as many candy stores as they can. Cones are candy stores. Dribble / Run using both feet Dribble / Run using right foot Dribble / Run using left foot Add Store Keeper s in between each cones who try to stop players going through the candy stores. Option: Each Cone is a candy store and they have to dribble all the way around the cone Organization Area 40 x 30 with an island 10 x 10 in the middle Each player has a ball and starts inside the island The coach stands on the island and throws out the balls. On the coaches command they have to retrieve their balls and come back to the island. Progression: Add a Player / Coach who is on the outside of the island and has to try and stop the players getting back. Area 40 x 30 Organization 4 goals placed around the field Play 3 v 3 and score through any goals. Progression: Add a goalkeeper in each goal. Score on any goal

Coach / Player Development FSARecreation Program Dribbling and Control Ages 6 8 Boys / Girls Objective: To improve player s Technical ability at Dribbling and Control. Activity 1 Warm Up Area 20 x 20 Players Dribble around using inside and outside of the feet, introduce sole of the foot to change direction, stretch. Activity 2 Activity 1 Goal Master 1 Area 20 x 20 Goals 5 yards apart Each Player has a ball Each Player has 1 minute to see how many goals they can score by dribbling through the goals. Progressions: Players can only use their right foot. Players can only use their left foot. Players have to change direction every time they go to a goal using bottom of foot Activity 2 Goal Master 2 Area 20 x 20 Goals 5 yards apart each player has a ball. Same organization as Game 1 Add 1 Defender who tries to throw the red players balls out of the area, Each player has 30 seconds to 1 minute to try and dribble through as many goals as they can, avoiding the blue defender. If a Player s ball gets thrown out, they have to return as quickly as possible and resume playing, Change defender after 30 seconds or 1 minute. Progression: Add more defenders Defender tries to defend all goals Coaching Points Players are focused Observe dribbling technique keeping close control use of both feet keeping their head up good balance / rhythm and flexibility of movement Awareness of space to attack Awareness of other Players Awareness to change direction and using the appropriate technique.

Coach / Player Development FSA Development Program Dribbling and Control Ages K - 2 Boys and Girls Objective: To Improve Players Technical ability at Dribbling and Control, and Awareness of space. Game 1 Jurassic Park Game 2 Across the Mississippi Each Player has a ball Area 20 x 20 Coach tries to capture player s ball and throw out of area. Players have to bring ball back as quick as they can Play for 1 minute, players who survive in the area are winning players, Then Repeat Each Player has a ball Area 20 x 15 Players start on a line, On Coaches Command they have to get across the river without losing their ball. If they loose their ball they help the coach in the middle. Players in the middle are siting down. Key Coaching Points Keep Head UP, Be Aware of the Dinosaur Keep Ball Close, Good Control, use of inside / outside / sole of foot to change direction Look for change of speed to get away, Run into spaces, not other players

Coach / Player Development FSA Recreation Program Dribbling and Turning Stuck in the Mud: Ages K - 2 Boys & Girls Objective: To Improve Players Dribbling and Turning Technique Area 20 x 20 (or appropriate size for # of Players) Organization: Each Player has a ball and has to dribble around in the area, there are 1 taggers who have 30 seconds to try and tag as many players as they can. If you get tagged you have to stand with your legs open and put the ball above your head. The other players have to dribble the ball through your legs then you can go free. Rotate tagger after 30 seconds. Variations on game: 1. Each player has a partner; One player dribbles around while their partner stands with the ball above their heads. The challenge is to go through as many players legs and beat your partners score. Team Stuck in the Mud Area 20 x 20 (or appropriate size for # of Players) Organization: 2 Teams Team one team Stands with there legs open, Team two has 30 seconds to go dribble through as many players legs as they can. After time has expired they count how many they have, Team one then tries to beat that score. Variation: Players have to pass the ball through the legs. Coaching Points: Good Balance and Proper Technique, using inside and Outside of the foot, Change of Speed, Change of Direction, using inside cut, outside cut, bottom of foot, keep Head up, Vision and Awareness of Space.

Recreation Program Doctor Doctor Objective: To Improve Players Dribbling, Turning and Passing Technique Area 20 x 20 (or appropriate size for # of Players) 2 teams of equal numbers, One team of parents, One team of Kids All the kids have a ball Parents don t have a ball Each team( kids and Parents ) have to assign a doctor who stands in the hospital in the corners The Players in the middle try and tag the parents by passing the ball against there legs, Parents try to tag the kids on the back, If a player tags a parent, the parent has to sit down and ask for help from the Doctor The Doctor then has to come out of their hospital and tag there injured player, to free them. When a doctor is out of the hospital players can try to tag them. If a parent tags a kid, the kid has to sit down and ask for help from the Doctor The players have to tag all of the Parents and the parent doctors to win the game. Time how long it takes, then reverse roles. Coaching Points: Good Balance and Proper Technique, using inside and Outside of the foot, Change of Speed, Change of Direction, using inside cut, outside cut, bottom of foot, keep Head up, Vision and Awareness of Space.