1. Understand the purpose of the individual movements of soccer. Being able to get away from pressure and to beat an opponent are very important parts of the game.
2. Perfect moves simply allowing players to work with the ball. Players are more comfortable when in possession of the ball, the easier it is for them to get their heads up and see the countryside. As the head goes, they will see opportunities to score and pass.
3. Embark on these motions after having players participate extensively in one-one games.
4. Start with one step above, in which the player steps through the ball with one foot, he immediately turns around and puts his foot on the top of the ball. Then walks away in another direction.
5. Work on curves, turns and changing balls. (For example, the word “Change”, the whole world stops his own ball and then look to take the ball from a partner.)
6. And moves to introduce your players to give names. Players have to step a name that is familiar and meaningful – this could mean the transfer after naming a player or a local computer, for example.
7. Demonstrate, or have a player demonstrate movement, using the new name of it.
8. Use the final game (scrimmage) to focus on individual moves taught in the practice session.
9.Assign individual moves in the “bag of dog” (tasks) to the players after a practice session.