Fun Soccer Drills
Players play soccer to have fun. Whether the player is 4 or 40, one of the main reasons
they play is to enjoy their time on the pitch. Our coaching duty and obligation is to make
sure that every player we coach has the opportunity to love the sport of soccer. Soccer
should be fun, and it's up to you, the coach, to make it enjoyable for the players.
Soccer Games and Practices that are FUN and Engaging
These FUN youth soccer drills and games are designed for the players to enjoy their time at practice and
makes it fun for the players.
Browse the Latest Fun Soccer Drills
Chris Johnson
163,368 Views
Rating 3.48 (25 Reviews)
This soccer dribbling drill will focus on dribbling with speed as the players race to catch the other player.
Chris Johnson
223,270 Views
Rating 3.18 (28 Reviews)
This soccer shooting drill focuses on agility and check-runs after the pass.
Chris Johnson
97,737 Views
Rating 4.4 (5 Reviews)
It's always good to finishing a soccer training session with a 7 vs. 7 scrimmage to focus on team play.
Chris Johnson
339,648 Views
Rating 4.3 (10 Reviews)
Spice up your shooting combination drill by finishing with a 1v1 to goal. Add a fun little twist, and the kids love it.
Chris Johnson
264,547 Views
Rating 4.27 (11 Reviews)
Alien tag is a great Under 4 soccer game for 3 and 4 year olds. Your kids will like flying around and crashing in their spaceship.
Chris Johnson
323,994 Views
Rating 3.89 (122 Reviews)
The clean your room soccer defending and dribbling drill is a fun game for younger players.
Chris Johnson
376,056 Views
Rating 3.64 (282 Reviews)
This is a shooting drill that focuses on combination play and building up quickly for a shot on goal.
Chris Johnson
257,815 Views
Rating 3.8 (156 Reviews)
This combination crossing and finishing drill will focus on crosses within the 18.
Chris Johnson
346,341 Views
Rating 3.92 (169 Reviews)
This soccer dribbling game is designed for young players ages 3-8.
Chris Johnson
230,848 Views
Rating 3.81 (108 Reviews)
The purpose of this drill is to isolate the defender to focus on the first defender and defending the dribble. This drills focus can be modified to focus on the first attacker taking on the defender.