Soccer Concept Training: Passing and Movement Exercises – U10 Players



Soccer Concept Training Exercises. This is the fifth in our 8 video set with this outstanding group of U10 players. We put these players through the paces with a verity of technical exercises and tactical concept exercises to challenge each of them.
In this particular session the young players worked on technical passing with a, vitally important to player development, focus on the general movement required before and after each the pass. “Details matter when teaching!”
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No Limits Soccer Academy: Passing and Moving! Support. Staying in the play.
Players: Mya Sanchez (11), Avery Sanchez (9), Braden Herline (9), Ishaun Basi (9), Michael Daley (9) and Guillermo Ramirez (8)
Trainer: Dave de Hart
Video and Editing: Manpreet Basi
July 1, 2016

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41 thoughts on “Soccer Concept Training: Passing and Movement Exercises – U10 Players”

  1. Great inflection coach. Kids do a lot better in gaining an understanding when key words or phrases are emphasized with the tone of your voice. It also helps when the passion pours out onto the pitch.

  2. I like the way this coach emphasized 'quality' so much. It is so easy to allow kids to just go through the motions. NO NO NO!

    We come to practice to understand (he has loud and clear instruction) to polish and improve. This coach understands the importance of polish. We don't just get our kids to do the drill(s), we get them TO DO THEM WELL. The difference in a game between a pass that is a yard or two off target, or is bounced in instead of nice and flat – the difference is losing possession versus retaining possession. I liked this.

  3. I like the way this coach emphasized 'quality' so much. It is so easy to allow kids to just go through the motions. NO NO NO!
    We come to practice to understand (he has loud and clear instruction) to polish and improve. This coach understands the importance of polish. We don't just get our kids to do the drill(s), we get them TO DO THEM WELL. The difference in a game between a pass that is a yard or two off target, or is bounced in instead of nice and flat – the difference is losing possession versus retaining possession. I liked this.

  4. that's the way to do it! People don't understand what a great coach is all about. The hardest ones are the ones you always remember because the move your soccer skills to another level! good job coach and kids!

  5. Not great coaching, to much stopping. Start by showing clearly how you wish the pass and control to be undertaken. Let the drill run a few times to see how its going, if you wish to change it, stop the session, within 30 seconds get your point across then go again. Positive encouragement at this age group is very important and a fun aspect aids learning.

  6. It’s easy working with 6 kids on a nice warm sunny day.

    Try working with 20 kids in the rain when it’s blowing a gale and 3 degrees

    Those are the best coaches

  7. I just see positive reinforcement with clear instruction. His volume seemed more about being heard by everyone. We don't give our kids enough credit. I doubt their parent(s) sent them there for a cumbaya circle. Hard work means results. And I didn't see wild passes and balls flying everywhere or him having to repeat instructions 10 times.

    They aren't 5. There are kids not much older than these on ESPN right now playing in the Little League world series.

  8. Very good video, I learned a lot today I’ll be coaching U10 and this will work, this coach it’s very respectful and his voice demands attention and concentration, keep up the good work.

  9. I like it and I like the intensity! Work them like they're expected to work in the games. The age of participation trophies has ruined us!

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