Fun soccer drills are important to have at any training session, as this will keep the players happy and loving practise sessions. The soccer ball is the most important aspect of the soccer game.

The aim of a soccer practise is to have a team learn the basics of soccer, as well as prepare them for a match. The drills a coach should implement in evert straining session involves passing, dribbling and shooting.

Mastering a soccer ball must become second nature to your players. They should feel at one with the ball, and be confident when passing, dribbling or shooting.

At the edge of the 18 yard box, set up 5 cones in a row going towards the half way line. Line up the players at the end of the cones. The coach is to stand at one of the corner of the 6-yard box.

The player must dribble a ball in between the cones, and pass the ball to the coach. The coach will then lay the ball back to the player, whereafter the player must shoot for goal first time.

Making players shoot with their weaker foot can vary this drill, or the coach can cross the balls into the box allowing the players to use their head to score.

This drill is fun to learn and the players will love it. This drill involves the basics of dribbling, passing and shooting. Mastering the soccer ball will be beneficial to players when it come to match day. Make it a habit that there is passing, dribbling and shooting drills in most of your drill session. Having fun soccer drills like this one at soccer practise will keep the players coming back to soccer practise.