Week 30 Passing Race
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8

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30x30
Instructions/Setup:
This drill focuses on improving players' passing accuracy and decision-making under pressure. Players are divided into groups, and the objective is to complete a set of passes under a time constraint and finish by scoring on small goals. Each group earns one point for successfully completing the task.
Coaching Notes:
• Passing Accuracy – Encourage players to make accurate, well-weighted passes under pressure, ensuring they use the appropriate technique for each situation. Players should focus on targeting the correct part of the foot and the right weight to avoid mis-passes or turnovers.
• Quick Decision-Making – Emphasize the importance of quickly assessing the best passing option to maintain the flow of play. This requires players to develop a sense of awareness, reading the game to choose the most effective pass under pressure.
• Movement off the Ball – Ensure players are making dynamic runs to create passing options, both for themselves and their teammates. Encourage players to always look for space, either to provide a safe option or to exploit gaps in the defense.
• Finishing Technique – Focus on finishing with composure, ensuring players use proper technique when scoring on small goals. Players should aim for accuracy over power, using calm, controlled shots to increase the chances of a successful finish.
Progression 1: Time Limit
Introduce a time limit for each round, forcing players to pass quickly and decisively under time pressure. This helps develop mental sharpness, pushing players to execute decisions with urgency and precision.
Focus: Improve speed and precision under pressure while maintaining ball control.
Progression 2: Add Defenders
Introduce passive or active defenders to increase difficulty, requiring players to make quicker, more accurate passes to evade defensive pressure. The defenders will challenge the accuracy and decision-making, adding another layer of complexity.
Focus: Enhance passing accuracy and speed under defensive pressure, while learning to read and respond to opposing players' movements.

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