This three-part practice encourages players to work as a unit and switch the point of attack.
This is a dynamic warm-up that progresses from slow to medium pace.
Set up within the 18-yard box, or a similar-sized space, relevant to the age and ability of your players. Split players into two or three teams, with two to four balls per team.
The warm-up begins by teams passing among themselves within the 18-yard box, Red to Red, Blue to Blue. Players move among each other in space, with and without the ball, changing pace and direction. Players pass and receive the balls using all surfaces of the foot. Begin simply with passing with the inside and outside of the foot; progressions may then include receiving the ball from behind, receive and turn, takeovers, one and two-touch passing or pass to other group (e.g. Red to Blue).
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