Chapter 1: Preseason
1

Welcome!
2

The Perfect Practice
3

Preparing for Practices
4

Delivering Practice Sessions
5

Coaching Tips
Chapter 2: Week One: Dribbling Introduction
6

Introduction to Week One
7

Space Wars Drill
8

Crab Drill
9

Stormy Weather Drill
10

Dribbling Drill
Chapter 3: Week Two: Dribbling Turns and Moves
11

Introduction to Week Two
12

Four Basic Dribbling Moves
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Three Basic Dribbling Turns
14

Follow the Leader Drill
15

Soda Fountain Drill
16

Rats and Rabbits Drill
Chapter 4: Week Three: Advanced Dribbling Skills
17

Introduction to Week Three
18

Run the Gauntlet Drill
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British Bulldog Drill
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Last Man Standing Drill
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Tunnel of Doom Drill
22

Dribble To Shoot
23

Stuck in the Mud
Chapter 5: Week Four: Passing and Receiving
24

Introduction to Week Four
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Passing and Receiving Basics
26

Through-the-Legs Drill
27

Target Ball Drill
28

Gate Ball Drill
29

Two-Headed Monster Drill
Chapter 6: Week Five: Passing and Shooting
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Introduction to Week Five
31

Ball-Striking Technique
32

Passing and Receiving in Threes
33

Passing by Numbers Drill
34

Coconut Shy Drill
35

Goalhunting vs. Possession
Chapter 7: Week Six: Passing and Possession
36

Introduction to Week Six
37

Ball-in-the-Circle Drill
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Get out of My House Drill
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4 v. 2 Possession in a Grid
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Neutral Target
Chapter 8: Week Seven: Dribbling Under Pressure
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Introduction to Week Seven
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Wembley Drill
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Foxes and Rabbits Drill
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1 v. 1 with Passive Defender
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1 v. 1 to Target
Chapter 9: Week Eight: Advanced Passing Skills
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Introduction to Week Eight
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3 v. 1 to Goal
48

Passing and Laying Up
49

Passing, Receiving and Moving
50

Around and Back Drill
Lesson 51:
Send 'Em In Drill
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- Send 'Em In Drill:
  This drill is designed to improve players' passing, dribbling and decision-making skills. Players also can work on their defensive and ball-challenging skills.
  Each team tries to maintain possession of the ball within their designated half. The team not in possession can send in two players to their opponents' half in an attempt to steal the ball.
  When they gain possession, they get the ball quickly into their half and attempt to maintain possession against their opponents, who can send in two players to win back the ball.
  For example, Team A begins with the ball and passes around in its half. Two Team B players immediately enter Team A's half to challenge for the ball. One Team B player quickly steals the ball and passes to his fellow defending teammate, who dribbles into the Team B half. Team B passes the ball around in its half, and Team A sends in two players to win back the ball.
  If desired, keep score based on the number of passes a team strings together (e.g., five passes equal one point.)
  Progression: You can create a two-touch condition, allow more defenders to be sent in, and/or reduce one team's playing area.