Football (soccer) drill library: Observation
Observation is an essential part of tactical competence in football. This keyword covers exercises that teach players to read the game better and react quickly to changing situations on the field. Develop your players' ability to anticipate opponent movements and make intelligent decisions during the game.
Drills: Observation
© CoachTruly.comColor Signal Game
Two goals at both ends of the field (e.g., a mini goal and a gate goal, or two gate goals marked with different colors). The coach indicates the current target goal using a color signal (e.g., by...
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© CoachTruly.com1v1 with two pairs
There are two 1v1 games happening simultaneously in the area. One pair plays to gate goals (dark grey and red in the image, with two gate goals at each end that can be used), and the other pair plays...
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© CoachTruly.comDribble & Turn at Gates
Dribble in an area with gate goals. The coach gives instruction for the next turn (e.g., inside of foot, outside of foot, Cruyff, sole of foot, etc.) and gives a signal by raising a cone or bib in the...
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© CoachTruly.comScoring in Traffic
Divide players into four lines, with the first in each line starting simultaneously. Cones are placed randomly in the middle, at distances that allow dribbling through between the cones. The goal is...
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© CoachTruly.comListen & Group Up
Area is a circle or square, some players with a ball and some without. The coach gives instructions on what kind of group to form, and players must follow the instruction. For example, "Four players,...
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