The second activity for the students consists of basic ball control and dribbling. The students are required to zig zag through the markers and then return to the back of the line. Ensure students know that they are not to touch the markers themselves or with the ball. Once the students build their confidence with dribbling, they may start speeding up their dribbling runs. This activity allows the coach to get a basic understanding of the students capabilities to control and dribble a Soccer ball
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