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IS ONE- AND TWO-TOUCH SOCCER WHAT WE SHOuLD BE TEACHING OUR PLAYERS?
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Theory » Tactical

Theory » Tactical » Attack

Theory » Technical

Theory » Technical » Dribbling

Theory » Technical » Long Passing

Theory » Technical » Passing and Checking

Theory » Technical » Receiving

Plans » Tactical

Plans » Tactical » 1v1 (first defender/first attacker)

Plans » Tactical » 2v1 (second attacker)

Plans » Tactical » 2v2 (second defender)

Plans » Tactical » Small Sided Games (group tactics)

Plans » Technical

Plans » Technical » Dribbling

Plans » Technical » Long Passing

Plans » Technical » Passing and Checking

Plans » Technical » Receiving

Lang Wedemeyer, South Dakota State Women's Coach and NSCAA National Staff Instructor focuses on the ability to hold the ball in a variety of situations to control the pace of the game, to be able to break pressure individually, and to have a greater ability to tear down defenses on the dribble are three areas that our players could greatly benefit from in their development.

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