Of all the soccer skills, dribbling is the first — and most fundamental to ball mastery. But young soccer players and seasoned players alike benefit from practicing different ways to dribble the ball. As young players develop, they'll master dribbling with their dominant and non-dominant foot, running with the ball, turning the ball, controlling the ball and keeping the ball close in all sorts of situations — first on their own, and then with the pressure of a defender. These 10 soccer drills help players develop their dribbling skills as they move up and down the field: 0:05 Duck Tails 1:40 Red Light, Green Light 3:25 Dinosaur Tag 5:07 Island Hopping 6:40 Snake 8:30 101 Dalmatians 10:11 Gates Dribbling 11:54 Body Part Dribbling 13:22 Dancing Ball 14:45 Moving Goal Can’t get enough dribbling? Advanced dribblers can try their hand— er, foot— at our favorite trick moves, including the Cruyff turn, the Maradona Turn, the Ronaldo Chop, the Scissor and the Stepover. ----- ABOUT MOJO: MOJO is the best coaching resource in youth sports. It’s a mobile app for parents and coaches to make youth sports training easy, stress-free, and fun. With MOJO, coaches can plan practices at the tap of a button (for free!), and parents can access training for their kids anytime, anywhere. MOJO has a library of hundreds of activities designed by top youth coaches and organizations like FC Barcelona, NFL FLAG, and more. Videos are produced by award-winning teams: finally, high-quality coaching content that’s fun to watch and teach. MOJO is used by more than 20,000 teams and backed by US Youth Soccer, Positive Coaching Alliance, and numerous others. No matter your experience level, MOJO helps you improve your game with game-changing content and technology — it’s no wonder the Webby Awards named MOJO 2021’s best sports app. GET MOJO: Download the app for free: Visit our website: FOLLOW MOJO: Facebook: @yougotmojo Twitter: @yougotmojo Instagram: @yougotmojo
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