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Killer Tips On Youth Soccer Drills

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I don't know a thing about you, but I'll bet that in youth soccer 
drills, the very basis of a game is its defense. When the score in a 
game is 0-0, it is said to be a perfectly played defensive soccer by 
both sides. 

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Word Count: 542 (not including resource box)
Category: Soccer

Written By: Andre Botelho
Contact Email: [email protected]

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Killer Tips On Youth Soccer Drills
© Copyright 2009 Expert Secret, Lda (SoccerDrillsTips.com)

I can’t say if you’ll agree with me on this but in youth soccer drills, 
defense is the foundation on which the game depends. When the 
score in a game is 0-0, it denotes defense played flawlessly by 
both the sides.

Nonetheless, in kids soccer drills, there are two facets of winning a 
game. One is by demonstrating an outstanding defense. Second is 
the fact that your team has a great offense competent of defeating 
the other team’s defense.

In order for the players to score, they must be able to catch the 
ball. Some coaches have a tendency to train their players in either 
defense or offense. But, complete training of players requires them 
to play defense when the ball is with the other team and offense 
when they themselves have the ball.

During youth soccer practice, the players who fail to keep the ball 
in their possession should go after the ball at once. This works well 
because the player from whose custody the ball goes is the one 
closest to it. So, it’s necessary that this player puts pressure upon 
the other player who has the custody of the ball now.

To put it in another way, he or she should try to get the ball as 
fast as possible. An added benefit is that the remaining team 
members would also get a chance to recover and take their 
defensive positions. This will not allow the player in the opposite 
team to make a free run on the field with the ball.

Players can be taught these skills by following the below 
mentioned techniques.

Immediate chase: When executed correctly in youth soccer drills, it 
puts the opponents under a good deal of pressure from all sides. 
And then what happens is that the opponent either makes a 
wrong pass or loses the possession of the ball.

Fall back and delay: This necessitates the remaining team 
members to fall back, and challenge the opponent with the ball 
and delay him or her from getting into their team's goal area.

Since the most dangerous place on the field is the center, so teach 
your players to force the opponent with the ball towards the 
touchline. This will restrict his or her ability to pass the ball, and 
also limits the directions that he or she can go to.

Arc of Concentration: When we talk of scoring, the Arc of 
Concentration is the riskiest area. Most of the goals are scored by 
the players in the arc of concentration. So it's very important to 
teach the players in youth soccer coaching to concentrate on 
moving the ball outside of this area.

This arc is in the front of the goal. It sets out from one corner post 
of the goal all the way through the corner of the goal box and 
goes on to the touchline. A goal is possible when the ball is in this 
area.

The above methods are the easiest and most effective in teaching 
players effective game strategies and youth soccer drills.

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Andre Botelho is a recognized authority in youth soccer coaching. 
Learn how to explode your players' skills and make training more 
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