Drill Name: Set up : Instructions: Coaching Points: -Create a field roughly steps squared. -All players must have a ball

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Drill Name: -Create a field roughly 15-20 steps squared. -All players must have a ball 1. Begin by asking all players to move around the square with their ball 2. Ask if players "Do soccer players only go one speed?" -Introduce fast and slow rule. When you call out "Slow" players must dribble slow, when you say "Fast" they must go fast. 3. Ask players "do soccer players only go in one direction?" -introduce change direction rule. When coach says "change direction" players must change direction. 4. Ask players "are soccer players supposed to be close to other players or spread out?" -Tell players to practice #'s 2 and 3 but when you say freeze they should be as far away from other players as possible. -Once you've gone through each #'d instruction above, get all players in and ask them what makes a good dribbler.

Drill Name: U10 Week 1 Dribbling- Ball Tag Create a field roughly 20-25 feet squared. All but 1 player begins with ball at their feet 1 player (called a defender) begins with a pinnie held in their hand Players dribble around square while the defender tries to tag their soccer ball with their hand. If successful, defender begins dribbling the ball & dribbler becomes defender. Introduce coaching point and play again. Increase # of defenders as play improves. -Dribblers should never let their ball stop moving -Dribblers should stay as far away from the defenders as possible -Dribblers should show defenders their BACK not belly button (intro of shielding) -Highly promote showing defenders their BACK not belly button

Drill Name: u6-week 2- Sharks and Minnows All Players start with a ball as minnows or dribblers in a safe zone. Coach(s) start without a ball as sharks or defenders in between the 2 safe zones. Each player starts in one of the safe zones selected by the coach. These players are called the nemos or minnows depending on age. You or your assistants start out as the Bruce or shark. On go the players begin dribbling the ball to the other safe zone at the opposite end of the field. Set up small area you declare as safe where the ball cannot be stolen. Sharks try and steal the ball and get it into one of 2 side goals. If minnows ball is put in a goal, they become an additional shark the next round -Only use the terms sharks/bruces at the beginning of the exercise. By end of exercise only refer to them as dribblers and defenders. -Encourage change of direction and showing defenders their BACKS, not belly buttons

Drill Name: York - 2v2 Get out of Here Create a field 25 steps by 25 steps One goal on each end line All balls begin with coach at half way line off the field Create two teams. Each team creates a line next to the goal they are defending. When the coach plays a ball into the field only the first player in each line enters the field creating a 1v1 game. If the ball leaves the field or is scored the game is over and players must "GET OUT OF THERE". The coach plays in a new ball for the next two players to enter. 1. Encourage players to keep the ball in the field as long as possible. 2. Players should control the ball everytime it comes to them. 3. If a defender is trying to steal the ball they should go in another direction or show them their BACK

Drill Name: 5&6's + - Forget About It - TYSL session Create a field roughly 15 x 20 steps -no more than 5v5 Teams are trying to score on the other teams goal. If a ball goes out of the field or is scored all players must "FORGET ABOUT IT" as that ball is no out of play. All soccer balls are put into the field by the coach. More than one ball can be put in play at a time - up to coaches discretion. Once all the balls have left the field or scored the game is over and you can talk about your coaching points. Get all players to reset the balls and play again. Players should be encouraged to: -to keep the ball in the field as long as possible -Control the ball when it comes to them (don't just kick it) -dribble the ball where there aren't other players -Show their BACK to defenders trying to steal it -Change direction to get past a defender Remind players NOT to steal the ball from teammates