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Double Coordination Course with Passing & Aerial Technique
20 min
Soccer Exercise

Double Coordination Course with Passing & Aerial Technique

  • Age U6 - U13, U14 - U19, Men's / Women's
  • Training Set Progression, Main point
  • Number of Players 6 - 9 players, 10-15 players, 16-22+ players

Setup

  • 1 coordination ladder
  • 5 rings
  • 3 small hurdles
  • 4 pole hurdles (set low for two-footed jumping)
  • Balls and cones, set up as shown in the diagram

Procedure

Divide the team into 2 teams, each of which completes one of the courses, and switch after half of the time.

The goal is to create a circuit where coordination and ground passing on one hand, and aerial technique on the other, are trained.

Course 1: The player runs to the rings, takes two touches in each ring while hopping to the right, performs a give-and-go pass. Then repeat on the left side. Afterward, hop towards the center, sprint to the coordination ladder, which can be passed through with various techniques. Finish with a final give-and-go pass with the central player and then sprint in a curve back to the starting position.

Course 2: Perform two-footed jumps sideways and forwards over the hurdles. Execute a half-height give-and-go pass with a teammate, then cross the next hurdles. Follow this with another half-height give-and-go pass, and then the final hurdle jump followed by a give-and-go pass using a header.

Tip

Constantly rotate the players who initiate the passes.

Training attributes

Technique

Technique
Ball control Headers

Condition

Condition
Fitness program Strength training Strengthening

Co-ordination

Co-Ordination
Coordinative jumping (parcour)

Training Organization

Age
U6 - U13 U14 - U19 Men's / Women's
Duration
20 min
Training Set
Progression Main point
Number of Players
6 - 9 players 10-15 players 16-22+ players
Form of Training
Group training Team training
Exercise level
Intermediate
Training Location
Pitch Indoor
Training timing
Season preparation