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Divide the kids into two groups, they will spend 15 min at each station


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Revision as of 07:08, 30 March 2017

Time Drill
5 Min Active Stretching
10 Min Swing It - Passing Around the Goal

This drill simulates ball movement around the goal to get kids used to a quick passing offense.

  • Use 12 cones and setup, the cones will be placed in pairs
  • Place the first cone in the pair down in the area you want kids to run your set
  • The second cone should be 5 yards away heading towards the out of bounds
  • Setup in a 2-3-1 or a 3-2-1, use only 6 kids at a time, best to keep lines with each other and attack rotating when necessary.
  • Have kids work the ball around the goal, top middies popping out above the box line and adjacents popping out to help
  • If having a crease guy have him constantly facing the ball with stick up
  • Swing the ball around the goal, try not to skip pass
  • Catch, Cradle once or twice, make a quick and accurate pass


30 Min Stations - Defensive Skills

Divide the kids into two groups, they will spend 15 min at each station

Station 1: Defense footwork

Station 2: Defensive Stick Checking

5 Min Water
10 Min Question Mark Ground Ball
  • Have the kids form a line
  • Roll the ball out away from the line
  • Have the kids call ball and release
  • Upon scooping up the ball, the kids run in a question mark pattern to avoid the trailing stick
  • Coach should use the term "Run to Daylight"
  • Throw the ball back to coach and repeat


10 Min 2 v 1 GB
  • Man/Ball
  • Box Out, no more slapping sticks
10 Min Tap The Hat

A good 1v1 or up to 3v3 drill to teach a kid how to approach a running offensive player.

  • You put a cone in the middle of the box
  • Put a line of kids at the top of the box
  • Put a line behind the cage
  • The person behind the cage throws the ball to the player at the top of the box
  • The person who threw the ball goes and plays defense on the person he just threw the ball to, but first he must tap the hat (cone)
  • You can make this 1v1 to start and move it to 3v3


5 Min Water
20 Min Spider Drill

http://laxpower.com/laxnews/news.php?story=51130

The goal of this drill is to get a ground ball and transition to either offense or defense through the concept of "ground ball - pass - pass".

  • Divide your attack and defense with different colors
  • Split your middies between the two colors
  • Put a goalie in the net
  • Have two lines of kids behind the goal at the end line
  • Coach should be at the restraining line with the balls (top of the box)
  • Coach calls out a combination of players example: "Three O, two D" or "four O, Five D"
  • Coach rolls out a ground ball and the players compete for possession
  • If the offense players gain possession, they play to the cage
  • If the defense players gain possession, they clear to the midfield line (even if man down)
  • Coach calls out next players as the ball hits the restraining line

Focus on "ground ball - pass - pass" every time the offense gains possession of the ball. Have the guy scooping up the ball run to open space to make a pass


20 Min John Hopkins 3v2 Challenge

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivm2d55bOY8

Great competition drill that teaches soft hands on offense and quick ball movement.

  • Have the kids split up with dark vs light
  • Have each team run for 5 minutes in offense and defense and keep track of who wins
  • Setup 5 cones around the goal, the cones are in a star pattern with the top of the star at the top of the goal about 10 yards away
  • Have the defense on the back 2 cones behind the net
  • Have the offense on the top 3 cones
  • Place a goalie in the net and use tennis balls
  • Coach throws a ball to an offensive player and it turns into a 3v2
  • Defense has to adjust to the man and talk to stop the ball from going in the net

The losing team has to do extra pushups or sprints