Game: 'Through the gates' › Pairs | Soccer skills in PE (grades K-6)

The video tutorial introduces the 'through the gates' drill, which can be used for sports like soccer, basketball, or hockey. The drill involves pairs of players passing a ball through multiple gates set up with cones. One player leads by dribbling to a gate, and both players pass the ball through the gate three times before switching roles. The objective is to pass through as many gates as possible within a set time. The video includes a demonstration of the drill, showing how players should execute the passes and switch roles efficiently.

What sports can the 'through the gates' drill be used for?

• Running, cycling, and triathlon

• Swimming, diving, and water polo

• Tennis, badminton, and squash

• Soccer, basketball, and hockey

How are participants organized for the 'through the gates' drill?

• In groups of three with two balls

• In pairs with one ball

• Individually with one ball each

• In teams of four with two balls

What is the role of the leader in the drill?

• To coach the other participant

• To count the number of gates

• To dribble up to the gates and pass the ball

• To stand still and watch

How many times should the ball be passed through each gate?

• Once

• Four times

• Twice

• Three times

What is the main objective of the 'through the gates' drill?

• To score goals

• To pass through as many gates as possible

• To maintain possession for the longest time

• To dribble without losing the ball