Players work in pairs and pass the ball to each other using one touch only. The aim is to complete 10 consecutive passes without misplacing a pass. If a pass is inaccurate or not controlled successfully, the pair must restart their count from zero. The first pair to complete 10 consecutive one-touch passes scores 1 point. The challenge then starts again, with players competing to score as many points as possible. This drill helps improve passing accuracy, first-time passing, concentration, and communication.
Head up. Accurate passes. Good first touch position. Communicate. Stay moving. Pass with the inside of the foot.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
in more ways than one
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