Football: football dribbling

want to learn some drills for my 2yr old and 6 yr old for soccer

What are the easiest but most effective Soccer drills to teach to 4- 6 year olds?

Hi there, I am going to be running a soccer (football) program at a preschool this Friday for 3-5 year olds. I would like to start teaching them drills. Whick drills are most appropriate for this age group? I also want to make it a lot of fun! Thanks! Victoria %3A)

I am an American and I find that the languae of Football(Soccer) is diffrent in the UK could some one please help me make sense of it. Example%3A What is a dummy? For me as an American that is not a word I want to use with my 5-6 yearolds but how would I say it in American and UK soccer terms.

i am coaching 18 months old to five year olds what interesting games can i teach them 

I have always coached players between the age of 17-21 , but now I coach a set of U-12s and it hasn't taken much time to realize that it is altogether a different ball game . I have noticed motive related fun activity during warm-up looks good on paper but I don't see my kids having fun , which is most primary part during warm ups for kids . if anyone could suggest me with a few fun related warm ups it would be of great help .

I'm supporting an under 8's team, and would like some advice and drills/ideas to help bring on their skills and also keep them engaged?

I am doing a football leaders award and was looking for ideas for a technical drill involving dribbling, running with the ball and defending. I am going to be coaching 4/5/6 year olds so any ideas on that would be great.

Please help, it is really urgent, even if its not the right answer at least you tried to help me, i would be very thankful. Please just write anything you think. Thank you.

Does anyone have any Futsal drills, game related play.Thanks Asked using Sportplan Mobile App

Hi does anyone have any good fitness drills for some of my U10 kids please

Hi, I am a long time player, first time coach. I am going to be coaching 13-15YO girls who are very enthusiastic and most of the team have good skills already. We are about to start our 2 months of pre-season training and we are still looking for more players to join the team. There will be a small number of beginners in the group. During the open training session we held, I found they got bored very easily. How can I structure our first few sessions to ensure;1. They want to come back 2. They have fun and get to know each other 3. They feel like I am going to be a good coach that will help them develop their skills. I want to make sure they believe in me as a coach while I get the hang of actually coaching. Very overwhelmed at the moment.

Do you have any session ideas for 4 year olds

what drill is good for coordination in bribbling

Does anyone know any good defending drills not for a team but for an individual it has been hard to find any drills other than the basics of defending and some ones to do with jockeying and body positioning.

what drills would I do to improve my ball control

I need some drills to show my team how t keep their head up when dribbling with the ball without the drill being boring for them because when I try the traffic lights drill or something like that they switch off really quickly but I'm also trying to teach them that when someone passes the ball to them they always look what's around them before they get the ball and I want to know if their is any drills I can use

what drill is good for coordination in bribbling