SOCCER DRILLS HUB

Welcome to Soccer Blade’s hub of soccer drills. Where there’s a drill for every player and team, with over 120 free soccer drills in our collection, there’s something for you.

We’ve categorized the soccer drills to help you find the ones that match your specific skill requirements. Whether you’re a beginner at the youth level, in school, or an adult, you can do great training sessions with your team or at home.

Check out our new drills page with a searchable menu and category filter. Also, try making your own drills with our drill maker.

Explore our new drills page, featuring clear instructions and images for you to replicate them easily. Each soccer drill has the following;

  1. Description
  2. Time
  3. Number of Players
  4. Skills To Learn
  5. Equipment
  6. Set-up
  7. Instructions
  8. Variations

These drills are all free for you to enjoy!

Some soccer drills have been added to multiple sections because they cover many skill sets.

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Age

  • 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
  • Middle School
  • High School
  • College

Specialty

  • Free Kicks
  • Corners
  • Positioning
  • Spacing
  • Lines
  • Agility
  • Endurance

Spaces

  • Indoor
  • Outdoor
  • With Balls
  • Without Balls
  • Cones

Skills

  • Dribbling
  • Finishing
  • Passing
  • Tackling
  • Speed
  • Control
  • Agility

Technical

  • Movement
  • Runs
  • Possession
  • Give and Go

Groups

  • Groups With 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 Players
  • Fun
  • Mini
  • Beginners

Positions

  • Goalies
  • Defenders
  • Midfielders
  • Attackers
  • In-game

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Soccer Drills FAQs

What are some advanced soccer drills?

Advanced players should focus on drills that enhance tactical awareness, such as positional play, pressure handling, and advanced passing combinations. Drills like rondos, possession games, and shooting under pressure can significantly improve performance.

How often should I practice soccer drills?

For optimal improvement, aim to practice soccer drills at least 3-4 times a week. Consistency is key, so incorporating drills into your routine will help solidify skills.

Are there soccer drills for specific positions?

Yes! Each position has unique drills tailored to its responsibilities. For example, goalies should focus on shot-stopping and positioning drills, while defenders can practice tackling and intercepting drills. Midfielders benefit from passing and vision drills, and forwards should concentrate on finishing and positioning.

Can I practice soccer drills alone?

Absolutely! Many soccer drills can be performed solo, like dribbling exercises, juggling, and shooting practice. These drills help improve individual skills and can be done at home or in a park.

What equipment do I need for soccer drills?

Basic equipment includes a soccer ball, cones for marking, and goalposts if available. For specific drills, you might also need agility ladders, hurdles, or training bibs to enhance the training experience.

How can I track my progress with soccer drills?

Keeping a training journal can help you track your progress. Note the drills you complete, the time taken, and any improvements you notice. Additionally, setting specific goals can help measure your development over time.