Individual drill: Foot control › Side-to-side taps | Soccer skills in PE (grade K-6)

The video tutorial focuses on a dribbling drill where participants practice moving the ball from left to right using small touches with the inside parts of their feet. The emphasis is on maintaining control, staying on toes, and ensuring the ball remains between the feet. The drill is designed to improve footwork and ball control without making large movements.

What is the primary direction of movement in the dribbling drill?

• Up and down

• Forward and backward

• Left to right

• In a circle

Which part of the foot should be used for small touches during the drill?

• The heel

• The outside

• The inside

• The toe

What should you focus on while moving left and right?

• Staying on your toes

• Standing still

• Using large kicks

• Keeping the ball in front

Why is it important to use small touches in the drill?

• To save energy

• To confuse opponents

• To maintain control

• To move faster

What is the key to keeping the ball close during the drill?

• Standing still

• Using the inside of the feet

• Kicking the ball hard

• Using the outside of the foot