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Passing with Subsequent Coordination Run
20 min
Soccer Exercise

Passing with Subsequent Coordination Run

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

Setup

  • 3 cones
  • 1 coordination ladder
  • 1 small goal
  • 4 vertical poles
  • 4 rings/cones
  • 7 hurdles

Procedure

Set up 3 groups behind the cones (blue, yellow, red).

The coach plays the ball to all 3 groups in any order. When passing to one side, the receiving player comes towards the ball, and the other two players follow one another back to the starting position (next to the next cone).

After each station has been played to, all 3 players engage in a coordination run:

  • Blue coordination: Sprint through the vertical poles and then perform large lateral jumps (one-legged, right leg = right ring, left leg = left ring) through the rings.
  • Yellow coordination: Perform lateral sidesteps over the hurdles (alternatively, lateral two-footed jumps), then sprint to the small goal and around it (always keep looking forward).
  • Red coordination: Perform a coordination ladder exercise of your choice, increase the tempo towards the hurdles, and jump over them (using both feet).

The players then rotate and join the next group (make sure that after the runs, they jog back at an easy pace for active recovery).

Training attributes

Technique

Technique
Passing

Condition

Condition
Speed of movement off the ball Football-specific endurance Basic Endurance GAT

Co-ordination

Co-Ordination
Quick anticipation Flexibility Quick processing 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
Form of Training
Group training Team training
Exercise level
Intermediate
Training Location
Pitch
Training timing
Season preparation