Dribbling

Slalom To Goal: Two-Touch Limit

Dribble at speed with control

Dribbling
Speed & Agility
Finishing

Slalom To Goal: Two-Touch Limit is a 12-minute dribbling drill for 4-16 players, suitable for Under 5 to Adults at beginner, intermediate, advanced level. You need balls, cones, mini goals. Below you will find the objective, the set-up, how to run it, coaching points, common mistakes, progressions, regressions and variations.

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Dribbling
Speed & Agility
Finishing
Technical Practice
Beginner
Intermediate
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Full Squad
Foundation Phase
Youth Friendly
Adult Suitable
Goals Needed
First Touch
Speed of Play
Two Touch

Duration

12 min

Players

4-16

Pitch size

25 x 10 yards

Ability levels

Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced

Pitch diagram

Pitch set-up: Slalom To Goal: Two-Touch LimitS12325 x 10 yards

Slalom To Goal: Two-Touch Limit — Finishing set-up — serve, receive, shoot · 25 x 10 yards

Step 1 of 4Dribble through the slalom then finish into the mini goal.

  1. 1. Dribble through the slalom then finish into the mini goal.
  2. 2. Alternate lanes and feet each round.
  3. 3. Time the group total for a competition.
  4. 4. Players are limited to two touches — one to control, one to release.
  • Cones mark the area
  • Mini goal
  • S = server
  • Ball
  • Dotted arrow = rotation between repetitions
  • Shooter becomes the next server
  • Solid arrow = pass, thick = shot, dashed = run / dribble

Objectives

  • -Dribble at speed with control
  • -Link dribbling to a finish
  • -Work both feet through the slalom

Setup

  1. 1Set six cones two yards apart in a line running towards a mini goal.
  2. 2Balls at the start cone.
  3. 3Two lanes so more players work at once.

Coaching instructions

  1. 1Dribble through the slalom then finish into the mini goal.
  2. 2Alternate lanes and feet each round.
  3. 3Time the group total for a competition.
  4. 4Players are limited to two touches — one to control, one to release.

Coaching points

  • -Touch on every stride through the slalom
  • -Widen the last touch to set up the finish
  • -Stay low through the changes of direction
  • -First touch out of the feet into the next action
  • -Body open before the ball arrives

Common mistakes

  • -Big touches through the cones
  • -Slowing to a walk
  • -Rushing the finish

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