Soccer dribbling circuit activities

The video tutorial introduces soccer dribbling skills for PE classes, focusing on setting up circuits for practice. It covers key coaching points like using small touches and both feet for control. The tutorial provides detailed instructions for setting up and executing a dribbling circuit, including various drills such as weaving through cones, toe taps, and shooting. It also suggests ways to make the drills competitive and engaging for students.

What is the primary purpose of setting up circuits for soccer dribbling practice?

• To improve students' running speed

• To practice specific soccer skills

• To learn new soccer rules

• To increase physical endurance

Why is it important to use small touches when dribbling a soccer ball?

• To keep the ball close and controlled

• To make the ball bounce higher

• To make the ball move faster

• To confuse the opponent

Which of the following is a key coaching point for dribbling?

• Use both feet and different parts of the foot

• Use only your dominant foot

• Kick the ball as hard as possible

• Dribble with your hands

What should players do at the first cone in the dribbling circuit?

• Run around the cone without the ball

• Weave in and out using both feet

• Jump over the cone

• Kick the cone

How can the dribbling circuit be made more competitive?

• By using a larger ball

• By removing some drills

• By having a time trial or race

• By adding more cones