ReLay Score: Divide group into two teams. race around pylons and try to score first. Once ball kicked, next players start. Note: Have 2 or ball, relay contest to see how many can score in time, make sure everyone cheers on their teammates Pass Shoot: Players dribble the ball to pylon, pass to coach. run towards the net and receive pass from coach. kick ball in to the net. Note: Make them kick on the run and also control first
1. Conditioning 2. kicking 3. Passing 4. ball control
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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