Set up cones the length of the gym/field. If there is space, set up multiple rows so that multiple players can dribble.
Have players dribble the ball through the cones. The coach shouts out a part of the foot for players to use. Encourage players to use both feet.
1. Close ball control; not kicking the ball too far in front.
2. Use the correct part of foot on both feet.
3. Keep heads up. Players should be aware of surroundings.
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