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

Week One: Introduction
7

Space Wars Drill
8

Follow the Leader Drill
9

Dribbling Drill
10

Last Man Standing Drill
11

No Pass-Backs Drill
Chapter 3: Week Two: Dribbling Moves and Turns
12

Week Two: Introduction
13

Four Basic Dribbling Moves
14

Three Basic Dribbling Turns
15

Soda Fountain Drill
16

Crab Drill
17

Run the Gauntlet Drill
Chapter 4: Week Three: Advanced Dribbling Skills
18

Week Three: Introduction
19

Wembley Drill
20

Rats and Rabbits Drill
21

1 v. 1 to Target
22

1 v. 1 to Many Goals
Chapter 5: Week Four: Passing and Receiving Passes
23

Week Four: Introduction
24

Passing and Receiving Basics
25

Passing, Receiving and Moving
26

Passing and Receiving in Threes
27

Soccer Bowling Drill
28

Through-the-Legs Drill
29

Gate Ball Drill
30

Pass and Circle
31

Passing and Receiving in a Circle
Chapter 6: Week Five: Intermediate Passing Skills
32

Week Five: Introduction
33

Ball-Striking Technique
34

Passing and Laying Up
35

Send 'Em In Drill
36

Six Box Drill
37

Two-Headed Monster Drill
38

Square-Out Drill
39

Dodgeball
Chapter 7: Week Six: Ball Control and Possession
40

Week Six: Introduction
41

Basic Control Techniques
42

Cushion Control
43

Wolf and Piglets Drill
Lesson 44:
Egg-cellent Drill
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- Drill Objective
  This drill teaches players how to select the proper controlling technique when the ball approaches. It also gives players practice getting into position and executing various control techniques.
  
  Drill Set-Up
  The coach can present the concept that the soccer ball is like an egg, and should be treated as such for control. Presenting an unyielding body part when controlling will pop the ball back into the air - cracking the egg, as it were. Rather, players should practice presenting a cushioned surface to the ball, giving with it as it drops to the ground.
  For this drill, players can station themselves within a 20-x-20-yard area. Each player has a ball. With direction from the coach, players first practice stationary controlling with the foot. Players should feed the ball to themselves by throwing it up an appropriate height. Practice should be on both the left foot and the right foot. Progress to dribbling before the control. Players dribble around the area and, upon command by the coach, pick up the ball, feed it to themselves, and control the ball with the designated foot.
  
  Drill Progressions
  From there, move on to stationary control with the thighs. Again, both the right thigh and the left thigh should be used. Next, progress to having players dribbling before controlling with the thigh, as was done with the foot. The last body part to introduce and practice is the chest. Follow the same progression. Finally, the coach can have the players dribble around and call out the body part(s) the players should use to control.
45

First Touch Drill
46

Control Balls out of the Air
47

Driving Down the Freeway
48

Wedge Control
Chapter 8: Week Seven: Advanced Possession Skills
49

Week Seven: Introduction
50

Triangular Touches Drill
51

Inside the Circle Drill
52

T-Junction Drill
53

Throw and Control Game
Chapter 9: Week Eight: Shooting Introduction
54

Week Eight: Introduction
55

Coconut Shy Drill
56

Shooting-in-Threes Drill
57

Pinball Drill
58

Pirate Pete and Parrot Drill
59

Soccer Quidditch Drill
Chapter 10: Week Nine: Advanced Shooting Skills
60

Week Nine: Introduction
61

Shooting using the Garbage Man
62

Shoot with Defensive Pressure
63

Alligator's Alley Drill
64

Sideline Soccer Drill
65

European Club Challenge