The pass is one of the most important elements in a soccer game!

Generally speaking, passing is a team sports concept that describes the correct sending of a ball from a player to his teammate. In the act of passing the ball, it is expected that whoever exercises the pass has a good perception of the partner for those who intend to pass the ball to make a quality pass.

Specifically, in a soccer game, we can say that the quality and passing technique of each player increases and hinders the fluidity of the game, allowing the progression of moves, whether they are defensive or offensive movements. For these reasons, it is right to say that the pass is one of the most important elements in a soccer game.

As we know how important it is for a coach to get the best out of each player, we have prepared a new video with passing exercises for you to include in your next training sessions.

Watch the video below!

Check the coaching points of our suggested exercises bellow:
	2 vs 2 Each Half 2 Coaching Points – Quality of preparation touch; aggressive and positive mentality; vision and anticipation; placement versus power; quick transition; quick finish; control and restraint; delay and channel; angle and distance of cover; intercept pass; changing role of pressure and cover; visual and verbal communication.
	3 Zone Passing Coaching Points – Angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; decision making; verbal and visual communication; accuracy; the weight of pass; first touch.
	4 Plus 1 Coaching Points – Constant movement; angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; decision making; verbal and visual communication; the weight of pass; accuracy; first touch.
	5 vs 2 Keep Away Coaching Points – Constant movement; communication is vital; good angle and distance of support to receive the ball; play the way you face and away from pressure; the first touch away from pressure; players should accelerate towards the ball.
	5 vs 5 Open Up Play Coaching Points – Accuracy; the weight of pass; quick decision making; protect the ball; angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; body position – open to the field; decision making; verbal and visual communication.
	Forward Passes 5 Coaching Points – Angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; body position; decision making; verbal and visual communication; spread out the attack; quick finish; first touch takes the ball away from pressure; support position lateral to the ball.
	Ultimate Frisbee Coaching Points – Angle, distance, and timing of support; vision; decision making; verbal and visual communication; the weight of pass; accuracy.