Soccer Training at Home
Soccer Passing Drills at Home
Build accuracy, weight of pass, weak-foot confidence and receiving rhythm.
The best approach is developmentally appropriate, specific to the player and consistent enough to become a habit. Use this guide to focus the next conversation, practice or week of development.
Master the return pass
Use a wall or rebounder and aim at a defined target. This matters because soccer passing drills at home improves when players receive clear information, realistic challenges and enough time to apply what they learn. Coaches and parents should look for patterns across multiple sessions rather than judging one isolated moment.
- Use a wall or rebounder and aim at a defined target.
- Prepare the next pass with the first touch.
Prepare the next pass with the first touch. This matters because soccer training at home improves when players receive clear information, realistic challenges and enough time to apply what they learn. Coaches and parents should look for patterns across multiple sessions rather than judging one isolated moment.
Use both feet
Alternate feet and track clean repetitions. This matters because soccer passing drills at home improves when players receive clear information, realistic challenges and enough time to apply what they learn. Coaches and parents should look for patterns across multiple sessions rather than judging one isolated moment.
- Alternate feet and track clean repetitions.
- Reduce distance until technique is consistent.
Reduce distance until technique is consistent. This matters because soccer training at home improves when players receive clear information, realistic challenges and enough time to apply what they learn. Coaches and parents should look for patterns across multiple sessions rather than judging one isolated moment.
Make it game-like
Pass after movement and receive across the body. This matters because soccer passing drills at home improves when players receive clear information, realistic challenges and enough time to apply what they learn. Coaches and parents should look for patterns across multiple sessions rather than judging one isolated moment.
- Pass after movement and receive across the body.
- Add a scan and a choice before every return.
Add a scan and a choice before every return. This matters because soccer training at home improves when players receive clear information, realistic challenges and enough time to apply what they learn. Coaches and parents should look for patterns across multiple sessions rather than judging one isolated moment.