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Soccer Dribble Games

 

Goal:

Goal:

Check out these games to help you practice your soccer dribbling skills.

Just play a game of soccer!

Equipment: None

Group Size: 1+

Object: Perform manipulative movements without any equipment.

Rules:

  • Students complete the skills or exercises without any equipment.
  • Imagination is the key.

Variations:

  • Make up new rules to fit with your situation.
  • Use music and perform movements to the beat of the music.
  • Pretend to be an animal or famous person.

Equipment: Playground Ball

Group Size: 3+

Object: Keep the ball away from other players.

Rules:

  • Designate a circle for the playing area.
  • Decide the player or players that will be in the center.
  • The remaining players stand on the outside of the circle.
  • Throw or kick a ball back and forth between the players in the circle without letting the person in the middle get it.
  • The players inside the circle try to get the ball.
  • If a player in the middle gets the ball, he/she trades places with the player that threw or kicked the ball.

Variations:

  • If you have a large group, use multiple balls.
  • Play with a balloon or frisbee.
  • Allow players to move within the designated area. Make sure to instruct everyone to watch for other players.
  • Play using the different basketball passes.
  • Play while dribbling a soccer ball with a defender.

Equipment: Playground Ball and 4 Bases

Group Size: 10+

Object: Score more runs than the opponent.

Rules:

  • Divide the group into two equal teams.
  • The game is set up and played with rules similar to baseball.
  • The pitcher rolls the ball to the kicker.
  • The kicker kicks the ball and runs to first base.
  • Each team has three outs per inning.
  • Runners can be put 'out' in the following ways:
    • A kicked ball is caught without bouncing first.
    • Runner is hit with the ball below the shoulders.
    • The ball is thrown to a defensive player who touches the base for a force-out.
  • A run is scored every time a player is able to make it around all four bases without getting put out.

Variations:

    Instead of kicking the ball, players can kneel and hit the ball with their arm/fist.

    Play with a frisbee. The 'kicker' just throws the frisbee for their turn.