follow us on twitter

Soccer Drills and Soccer Tips for Coaching Youth Soccer!

Quick Transition Game

Drill Rating 4 from 14 user votes. Viewed 40715 times.

This soccer drill is a great way to focus on attacking and defending and is great for teaching the basic principals of soccer. The game can be modified to teach many aspects of the game.

soccer support, soccer transition


 

Setup

create a 35X45 yard field with two goals in either end with two goalkeeper in each goal. Split up the team into 3 teams of 4 players and give each team a color (Blue, Red, & Yellow).

 

Instructions

To start, have the Yellow team attack against Blue team and the Red players start with two players at each of the two goals acting as neutral supporting players to both colors playing. If the Yellow team scores on the Blue team, the Yellow team has to quickly retrieve the ball from the goal and attack the goal on the opposite end-line. The Blue team steps off to become the supporting players along the outside while the Red team steps on the field to play against the Yellow team. Continue to rotate off the team getting scored on with the supporting team. The first team to 5 goals wins.

Variations

  • Make supporting players play in 1 touch.
  • Make the attackers have to play through the supporting players before they can score a goal

Coaching Points

  • Focus on basic Defending Principals.
  • Focus on basic Attacking principals.
  • Encourage players to play thorugh the supporting players to make play easier.
  • Make sure supporting players are moving to good space/angles to properly support the play.

Soccer Drill Focus

Soccer Drill Titled: Quick Transition Game
Tagged: soccer support, soccer transition
URL: http://www.soccerxpert.com/soccerdrills/id1272.aspx
Published by: Chris Johnson


 

soccer drill search

soccer drill search

sponsors

Soccer Drills |  Soccer Tips |  Individual Skills |  Soccer Fitness |  Soccer Nutrition |  Soccer Resources |  Soccer News

Notice

SoccerXpert soccer drills SoccerXpert.com assumes no responsibility related to or associated with any injury caused by use of the soccer drills or soccer tips on this site.



 
Home  |  About Us |  Ads |  Contact Us |  Links |  Link to us |  Site Map |  User Agreement |  Privacy Policy
SoccerXpert.com © 2005 - 2010 - Website Design by XpertFx
181 Visitors Currently Online