Children's football fun game

I still remember working as a part-time coach in college and wandering around the kindergarten every day.

Children's football training is more about games, cultivating children's football awareness and teamwork spirit.

This issue of Learn Football Together brings you some children's football games.

I hope you like it, and draw inferences to develop more football games.

The training chart is as follows

Content 1: ants move.

Organization: Stand outside the marker bucket, start to get the ball in the middle area of the back road and then turn back to the starting point. The next child will start in pairs.

Requirements: Look up at the position of the sign board and carry the ball step by step with the front of the instep.

Advanced: hands → feet

Content 2: Crossing the Cave

Organization: All the children are free to take the ball in the area, and listen to the whistle to take the ball and cross the two goals on the same side to score.

Requirements: look up, change direction in time when meeting teammates, and observe the target position in advance.

Content 3: Crossing the Cave 2

Organization: increase the score of defenders crossing the goal within the specified time.

Requirements: Look up and observe the position of the defender and the goal, step by step, and smash with the inside of the foot.

Content 4: 1V 1

Organization: The coach runs fast, turns around and asks the coach for the balls on both sides of the midfield service. The player with the ball attacks and defends without the ball. Pay attention to the conversion of attack and defense.