Series of passes - FC Bayern Munich
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- 2 markers
- Sufficient balls for continuity
- 4 cones
- 2 vests
- Playing area: 25x15 meters
- Players: 12 + goalkeeper
- Running time: 10 minutes
- Series: 2 series of 4 minutes with a 1 minute pause of passive recovery
Summary | Secondary Objectives |
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This exercise contains a series of guided passes with approaching movement of various players |
Receiving to turn, Pass, Inside of the foot, Oriented control |
- The player on the marker gets closer asking their mate for the ball, followed by a passive pressing from the defender
- After receiving the pass, the player does an oriented control and passes the ball to the teammate standing next to the other cone
- The player next to the cone passes the ball to the second player next to the marker, followed by a passive pressing from the defender, who meanwhile has moved sideways to receive the ball
- The player, at first touch, passes the ball to the movement of the player who has started the exercise
- The player passes the ball across the ground to the goalkeeper
- The goalkeeper grabs the ball and passes it to the player who has maintained the race
- After receiving the ball, the player goes back to the initial position dribbling
The series continue alternating the starting angle and the offensive players who are next to the markers
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- All the passes must be executed with the inner part of the foot
- Ask players to execute the exercise at first touch
- Increase the distances of the game
- The exercise must be done without pases between the series
- The movement of the player, after the oriented control is executed, must be done in such a way that can trick the rival
- The player, during the pass, must hit the ball and accompany its path with the movement of the leg
- The ankle must remain rigid when shooting, choosing the right point of impact of the foot over the ball