Category: Drills

  • Possession

    This would be one that is used pretty often, I have created a nice illustration to show what I am talking about. The layout is approx 30 by 30 (the white cones) 2 teams of 4 within the box (red and yellow) the simple rule is that team in possession of the ball can use…

  • The Master of Football

    Quick share this afternoon, the guy in video claims its for use during the summer to keep you sharp. Ignore that.

  • Waving to Football

    Another routine that worked out quite nicely for me, highly flexible also. Staring off set yourself a shuttle running layout – please comment if you are unaware of what this is. Second layout is a pool of footballs Split your group into 2 teams one with bibs, start with having one team attack vs defence.…

  • One Versus One

    Back to actually writing about football! Layout – Split your group roughly half and half. One group at the right post, the other group at the left (white cones) have your yellow cones roughly 70 steps directly in front of each group, have a football where the red cone is. Action – Have a player…

  • Fresh Material

    Done some reorganizing and rewriting to keep the standard of text up, obviously the main focus of the blog is to offer up some dedicated ideas to coached looking to source in some new material, so I have also added a page dedicated to such a cause so head here to tap into said category.

  • Delivery

    Over time I have learned that there are 2 elements to coaching, delivery and the tools available. Your job is to create the tools and deliver them effectively. For a long time I had a major problem with the delivery aspect, in order to solve that problem I put together this formula. Three steps for…

  • Rondo

    Short description for you. Layout Based on 10 players we will have 2 rondo boxes 7×7 Action Split the players into 5 and 5 – create a 4 v 1 in each rondo box – time the routine to 1 minute each and leave balls around the parameter of the boxes to ensure the players…

  • Shape Training

    Really simple idea, set your group out in the desired shape. We will take the old school 442 as an example, ball begins at right back and pass is made to DC then across to the other DC and so on. When passing the player must take the position of where he is passing to,…

  • The Perfect Pass

    Divide your training group into 4 teams and have them stationed and lined up at each of the markers facing the yellow marker.   To start with player A makes a pass to B, player B needs to meet the ball at the yellow marker and holds, then A passes to the Q waiting at the…

  • Sequential Passing

    Group of players, on this occasion we will say 12. 6 wear yellow bib, 6 wear blue bib. 1 ball. Pass to blue bib, then yellow bib, then blue bib, then yellow bib and so on. Encourages looking for the pass.