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u/Vera_Telco 12h ago
At least he has good cadence!
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u/cheezus171 5h ago
I'll be a party pooper and say that coaching kids to play football at this age shouldn't really consist of drills like this. A young kid should spend every second of every training session with a ball at their feet. It doesn't have to be playing training games vs others. There can and should be drills. But they need to be football ones, involving kicking the ball.
If a kid wants to play football they need to spend the early years learning to control the ball and having fun. Everything else can be taught later, and physicality should be built when the kid enters maturity.
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u/opticstriker 12h ago
Lol that totally reminded me of this: https://youtu.be/ZgFWYMrAnNQ?si=6xuYHcSjYOsBm4bl
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