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Post by smulder1 on Nov 29, 2008 10:37:45 GMT -6
Hi Guys,
Slightly strane one this...
We're an amateur football club in the UK, and we're looking to recruit for the 2009 season. As an amateur club we need to pick up guys off the street and get them enthused about a sport that many of them know little about - and we have very little time to capture their interest.
With this in mind, we host "Rookie Days" - come and try sessions for guys to sample the sport over 2-2.5 hrs one weekend.
It's tough to run drills that are too complex, but we also want to keep people moving, and let everyone sample all the different areas of the sport. In the past, we've run a circuit that includes basic bloking, tackling, passing, catching and running with the ball, but we're looking to refine and improve our programme.
So, can anyone suggest quick, simple drills for any position, that we could run with complete rookies to give them a taster of the sport?
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Post by coachd5085 on Nov 30, 2008 13:20:52 GMT -6
smulder
First thing I would do is look in the "drills" section to see if anything sparks your interest.
Football is interesting in that the premise is simple. Teams just move a small ball towards the goal line. The execution is MUCH more dificult, as the skills are varied from position to position in a much greater degree than other sports.
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