Ball Control Techniques and Moves - Dribbling Combined with a Move

- Both active players must start at the same time. - The correct timing for the move must be applied (not too early and not too late). The correct distance to the opponent in this drill is approximately 3-4 m (since both players move toward each other at high speed. If the dribbling player runs at a stationary opponent, the distance shortens to approx. 2 m). - The moves must be executed by both players with the same foot, otherwise a collision occurs. This requires the players to briefly coordinate at the start of their run. - The move must be executed cleanly and at the highest possible tempo. After beating the opponent, a short sprint of 2-3 metres follows directly. - The subsequent pass to the next player is played flat and firm. - The player expecting the pass makes a short counter-movement simultaneously with the passer's backswing and receives the pass while moving forward (1 touch). - Make sure starts are always from the cone, otherwise the distances won't allow a smooth flow. - It is important that when executing the move, a feint with the upper body also occurs, as the defender typically reacts to this. - The pass must be played into the running path of the waiting starter. - 2 cones