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2 Keepers Shooting: Training Game U-10 Players

This document provides instructions for a training game called "2 Keepers Shooting" for a U-10 soccer team. The game involves dividing the team into two teams of 3-4 players each who play within a 45x35 yard grid, while two goalkeepers in each goal must link hands to defend the goal together. The offensive team scores 1 point for each goal and the defensive team scores 1 point for each save, with the first team to 5 points winning the match. Variations include restricting players to one-touch or no more than three touches when dribbling.

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2 Keepers Shooting: Training Game U-10 Players

This document provides instructions for a training game called "2 Keepers Shooting" for a U-10 soccer team. The game involves dividing the team into two teams of 3-4 players each who play within a 45x35 yard grid, while two goalkeepers in each goal must link hands to defend the goal together. The offensive team scores 1 point for each goal and the defensive team scores 1 point for each save, with the first team to 5 points winning the match. Variations include restricting players to one-touch or no more than three touches when dribbling.

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Training Game U-10 Players

2 Keepers Shooting
Skill: Multiple
Number Of Players Required: Full U-10 Team
Equipment: 12 or more cones to mark a grid and two goals (two full size goals would
be great but not necessary), a set of pennies and three or four soccer balls.
Grid Requirement: A 45 X 35 yard grid
Organization: Using cones layout a 45 X 35 yards. Divide the teams so that teams play
3 v 3 or 4 v 4. Place two Keepers in each goal.
How The Game Is Played: This is a simple game of 3 v 3 or 4 v 4 depending on the
number of players at practice. The twist to the game is in the Goalkeeping. The two
Keepers in each goal must link hands. The team in possession must attempt to score
past the two linked Keepers. Award 1 point for a goal and one point for a save. First
team to gain 5 points wins.

Variations:
dribbling.

Play one touch. Allow no more than three touches when a player is

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