TOP SOCCER
MOVES – RANKED LISTS
U10 YOUTH
SOCCER
MOVES
#107-#118 – 1ST TOUCH
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The
best thing a developing soccer player can do is develop dominant ball skills
needed to master the 1v1 (one verses one) game.
This
means getting thousands of touches on the ball to develop deep comfort and
control with all parts of the body and feet.
This also means mastering specific skills to keep the ball away from an
opponent, move the ball around an opponent, and take the ball away from an
opponent. As a player grows up,
dominant ball skills provide the best foundation for developing dominant
passing skills.
Younger
players can work through each move and skip those which are too difficult. Older players can work through each move and
spend time mastering those which are weak or missing from their game.
Moves #107 -
#118 – 1st Touch
1ST
TOUCH
+ Dribbling + Moves + Physicality + Ball Control = BALL DOMINANCE
The ability to
receive a scorcher, a screamer, a ball moving towards you at 20-30
miles-per-hour, is absolutely necessary.
Blistering
passes are somewhat common. Sometimes
they are mistakes, such as a teammate panicking under pressure. Other times they are purposeful, even
preferable – especially in the final third to a striker.
You
may be running through the box – through the eighteen – and a teammate feeds
you a blistering pass. In this
situation, you cannot have the ball bounce four feet off your foot. You must receive and keep the ball on your
foot. You must have a Sticky Foot.
I
call this technique a Sticky Touch. And
the technique needed to effectively receive
a ball moving at a high speed is completely different than the technique needed
to receive a ball moving at a normal pace.
Despite
the necessity of this skill, it is rarely taught. Most
coaches/trainers aren’t aware of this technique and don’t know how to teach it.
When
layered with dribbling and moves, a strong 1st Touch will take your ability to dominate the ball
and win 1v1 battles to new level.
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Best U10 Youth Soccer Moves (Link Below)
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