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Quick Turn and Shoot Drill

Practice turning and shooting under pressure.

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Equipment, Setup & Instructions
Equipment
  • Balls
  • Goal
  • Cones
  • Goalkeeper
Setup
  1. Area: 18-yard box (18x44 yards), marked with cones if not clearly visible
  2. Goals: One large goal centred on the goal line at the edge of the 18-yard box
  3. Group: 3 red outfield players positioned just outside the 18-yard box, each starting with a ball, two acting as passers and one as a passive defender
  4. Team Red GK: 1 yellow goalkeeper positioned on the goal line in the goal
  5. Equipment: Cones marking the 18-yard box boundary if not clearly visible
Instructions
  1. The two passers exchange passes with high intensity.
  2. The defender applies passive pressure without tackling.
  3. At the appropriate moment, the feeder shouts 'turn' as the ball is passed.
  4. The receiving player turns and shoots at goal quickly.
  5. After the shot, players rotate roles and repeat the drill.
Coaching Points
  • Focus on a quality first touch.
  • Execute a quick, effective turn.
  • Use disguise to fool the defender.
  • Maintain awareness with head up, checking for space and teammates.
  • Show a positive, attacking mindset.
  • Ensure a precise finish on goal.
  • Communicate clearly, especially when signaling the turn.
  • Create space through intelligent movement.
  • Encourage varied techniques to build confidence.
  • Decision-making should be guided, but not dictated.
  • Feeders aim to choose the most advantageous pass.
  • Highlight how these movements are useful in game situations.
Variations
Make it harder:
1. Increase the defender's pressure level.
2. Limit time for receiving and turning.
3. Use a smaller shooting target for more accuracy.
Make it easier:
1. Allow more time to receive and turn.
2. Use a larger shooting target.
3. Decrease the intensity of passes between the feeders.
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