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Which drills are the best for working on set pieces for under 11s?
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Are you talking about defending or taking the set piece? what issues are you having exactly?
Taking set pieces,there doesn't seem to be drills for this on the site. Corners,free kicks etc..rather than hoofing it at goal it would be good to work a set piece between players.
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Here's one I saw Brighton and Hove Albion use a few years ago that I thought was pretty good for corners.

When discussing set pieces you must separate it into Attacking or Defending set pieces.
For Attacking set pieces, there are rules of thumb:
1. The more pleyers involved, the greater the chance of errors
2. Rehearse with ALL players not just those involved at the ball
3. Have no more than 3 plays that work on the left, central and right side of the pitch
With defending, its all about reacting and being first to ANY ball, including the GK
in more ways than one
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