soccer techniques for preschoolers?

Question

soccer tips for preschoolers

Answer 1

Try setting up cones and letting them weave in and out first time with right foot and next time with left , this will help them with ball control and this age its really hard to teach them alot, work on passing , and spread out ... lol easier said then done.... but still try to show them off sides, defenders position, strikers mid fielder positions... but most important just let them have fun

Answer 2

All preschoolers try to do is swarm around the ball. It's the only toy on the field. Try to teach them to kick with the inside and outside of their foot rather than their toes, do a little two footed dribbling, and kick the ball in the right goal! You can get across the concept - although not the reality - of passing by having them practice their technique kicking to one another.

You also can teach some defense - how to take the ball away from Sally and dribble it to the other side of the field. They tend to just stand and watch if somebody is on a "breakaway." So practicing reacting and how to take the ball is good at this age. And hey, if you don't want to run, just kick it and maybe somebody on your team will get the ball.

They are too young for anything else. In my opinion they are too young to start soccer or any organized sport at this age. My daughter, now a collegiate player, didn't start until she was 7.

Answer 3

The rules in our area for U6 is that every child makes a team and every child plays equal. Score is not kept for matches. The emphasis is on basic rules and skills and on teamwork and sportsmanship. There is a lot you can do to make sure the kids understand how to move the ball down the field, protect the ball, get the ball from the other team, pass to team mates, and make a goal. If they can do those things you should be gold! Good Luck

Answer 4

teach them to dribble without looking at the ball, how to kick with the insides and kick accurately, how to catch it before it crosses the line for goalies. Don't forget throwing properly in throw ins. Passing to the right person accurately or close enough. Train them to run a little more each time on the field to get better. to block passes and kicks. One more thing, tell them never to have negative thoughts when they lose the game. Teaching them all this is nokt impossible. My parents did it.

Answer 5

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