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8 exercises found
Laundry Basket Passing Challenge
Laundry Basket Passing Challenge is a rainy day indoor soccer drill for kids that turns short passing into a home target game. Players pass into a basket, box, or taped square, then move to a new angle so indoor practice still feels active and purposeful.
Move After Pass Square
Move After Pass Square teaches players to move the ball around a square so support angles appear early instead of standing in straight lines. The activity emphasizes firm push passes, good receiving shape, and accuracy over short distance while keeping support angles and receiving shape age-appropriate.
Number Gate Partners
Number Gate Partners teaches players to move the ball through numbered gates to the correct teammate instead of standing in straight lines. The activity emphasizes firm push passes, good receiving shape, and accuracy over short distance while keeping support angles and receiving shape age-appropriate.
Pancake Pass Party
Pancake Pass Party teaches players to move the ball back and forth like pancakes sliding across a plate instead of standing in straight lines. The activity emphasizes firm push passes, good receiving shape, and accuracy over short distance while keeping support angles and receiving shape age-appropriate.
Pass and Park
Pass and Park is a soccer drill for beginners who have never played and need a first passing success. Players make a short push pass to a partner, then 'park' the ball by trapping the return cleanly before the next pass.
Passing Pairs
Players pair up and practice passing the ball back and forth, focusing on accuracy and proper technique.
Present Delivery Relay
Present Delivery Relay is a fun soccer mini-game and an easy soccer game for birthday parties when you want everyone moving. Players dribble or pass a ball to a target zone, 'deliver the present,' and race back so the next teammate can go.
Third-Man Triangle
Third-Man Triangle teaches players to move the ball through a supporting third player instead of straight lines instead of standing in straight lines. The activity emphasizes firm push passes, good receiving shape, and accuracy over short distance while keeping support angles and receiving shape age-appropriate.
Need balls, cones, or goals for these drills?
Our coach-tested gear guide has everything you need for kids ages 3-10.