Have you been practicing your soccer homework?

Today we welcome the weekend with a video that highlights some great goals from the Champions League.  Enjoy the power, precision, and skill in today’s video.

Soccer Drills for Youth Players from Coerver Soccer Camp.

The move of the week is the scissor move.  This is a staple move for making a move to goal.

Game of the week is called Tunnel ball.  Line up three or four players and rotate from front to back.

Homework is more juggling! This time we use foot, foot, thigh, thigh and so on.

This week on Coerver Soccer Camp is a cool drill called the dribble – cut.  This is a drill that has players using both feet to dribble and incorporates the Maradona spin to change directions.

The Move of the Week is called the Pull – Push.  This is a great soccer move to teach young players to shield the ball with one foot and create an opportunity for a shot on goal.

This weeks Fun Game is a relay focusing on heading skills.

And the Soccer Homework is on Advanced Juggling Skills.  The double touch has you use both the right and left foot – twice!

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Coerver Soccer Camp Week 7 has more great soccer drills for your youth player.

The video starts out with a simple drill that can be done with both feet in clockwise and counter clockwise directions – ankle rolls. The dribbling drill is called the Wave Move and is a combination of a mini fake and speed changes while dribbling the soccer ball.  The game for week 7 is call the Passing Shootout.  See how many goals you can score!

Soccer Homework for the week: Juggling with the head.  Start with one tap then move to two.

Coerver Soccer Camp Week 5 brings us more footskills drills and soccer dribbling agility drills.  Don’t miss the soccer homework tip on juggling.  How many can you juggle?

• Sole Taps
• Sideways Taps
• Outside Cut
• Soccer Homework – kick catch above head

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