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The selection of drills suitable for your team requires a great deal of thought and planning. Drills should develop the running and possession skills so important in football today and at the same time prepare players for realistic match conditions.

Drills should progress from simple to complex. When introducing a drill begin with a basic drill gradually building up the degree of difficulty. Repetition is the key to learning. As the players become familiar with the drill and your expectations, the skill drill will run efficiently with maximum involvement.

Drills can be categorised under 3 main headings:

1. Individual Skill Drills
These involve the basic skills and incorporate practice in kicking, marking, handball, etc.

2. Parts of the Game Drills
Drills in this category refer to certain parts of the game and include centre bounce practice and centering the ball from the forward pocket.

3. Whole Team Pattern Drills
These include activities which practise an overall system of play. For example, moving the ball down the centre corridor.

 
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