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Passing football drills, page 2
Animated passing drills from coaches on Teloframe, setup, movement, cues, and progressions on every drill.
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Passing
Aerial Control & First Touch
Aerial control is decided while the ball is still travelling. Players who wait to see where it lands are already choosing a surface too late.
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Long Diagonal Switch
Height is what kills a switch. A defensive block needs about two seconds to shift across, and a hanging diagonal hands it every one of them.
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Pass-and-Move Warm-Up
Fifteen seconds is the realistic budget for explaining anything to seven-year-olds. Pairs and one ball is what fits inside it.
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Give-and-Go (Wall Pass) Pattern
Using a defender's own commitment against him. Once he steps towards the ball he cannot also cover the space behind his shoulder.
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Up-Back-Through Passing Pattern
Three passes, and only the third is hard. Up into feet, back first time, then a through ball weighted so the runner never breaks stride.
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Dynamic Passing Warm-Up
Short passing does not raise a heart rate. Adding a long diagonal is what turns a passing circle into an actual warm-up.
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Combination Down the Flank
One wall pass gains ten yards. The skill this drill trains is linking three or four of them to travel forty and arrive at the byline.
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Diamond Passing Pattern
Pass and move is the most repeated instruction in football and the vaguest. Following your pass gives the movement a destination.
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Chipped Through Ball
Some passes are worth playing even though most of them fail. A chip over a high line is one, because the payoff is a clear run at goal.
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PassingThird-Man Combination
Defenders track the ball and the man they can see. The third man is the one they cannot, which is why the pattern beats a set block.
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PassingReceiving on the Half-Turn
Receiving square is the safe option and that is exactly the problem. You cannot lose the ball backwards, and you cannot play forwards either.
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PassingGive-and-Go to Finish
Everybody coaches the one-two and nobody coaches what follows. You arrive at speed, off balance, with the goal at an angle you did not choose.
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