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Stretch the Game · 75 minutes · 4 drills · Generated 27 August 2026

Sesiwn agor ysgafn-ond-miniog. Canolbwyntia ar gyffyrddiad, rhythm pasio, a symudiad. Adeiladu ffitrwydd trwy waith pêl, nid rowndiau.

4YMARFERION

75MUNUDAU

19AVG / DRILL

1 Driblo ar y llinell — dwy droed

0 min Anhawster: Beginner Oedran: u8 Cae: Half

Player dribbles along a straight line, alternating which foot touches the ball with every step. The drill that fixes a one-footed player.

Pwyntiau hyfforddi

• Every step is a touch — right foot, left foot, right foot, left foot
• Inside of the foot only at first — outside later
• Head up — don't watch the ball
• Touch is light, ball stays within a yard of your feet
• 30 seconds of perfect touches beats 5 minutes of sloppy ones

2 Diemwnt pasio — tu allan, tu mewn, newid

0 min Anhawster: Beginner Oedran: u10 Cae: Half

Four players form a diamond and rotate through passing patterns at pace. Builds passing accuracy, communication, and intelligent movement after the pass.

Pwyntiau hyfforddi

• Pass and follow your pass — always be moving
• Call for the ball early and loud
• Inside of foot for accuracy, laces for distance
• Receiver checks toward the ball before opening up
• Coach calls the pattern: 'outside!' or 'switch!' to change direction

3 Rondo 4v1 mewn sgwâr 10-llath

0 min Anhawster: Intermediate Oedran: any Cae: Half

The foundation drill of modern football. Four players keep possession in a tight square; one defender presses. Builds first-touch quality, body shape, and the habit of opening up to receive.

Pwyntiau hyfforddi

• Open body shape — receive on the half-turn, hips angled to the next pass
• Two-touch maximum: kill the ball, find the next player
• Pass into the back foot of the receiver, never the front
• Use the third-man combination when the obvious pass is closed
• Defender works in 45-second bursts then rotates

4 Cylched paratoi yn seiliedig ar y bêl

0 min Anhawster: Intermediate Oedran: u14 Cae: Half

Circuit of three stations — dribble, pass-and-move, sprint with finish. Players rotate through, building football-specific fitness without losing technical quality.

Pwyntiau hyfforddi

• Quality before quantity — sloppy technique under fatigue is worse than rest
• Recovery between stations is active (jog) not passive
• Use the rest to refocus — the next station starts now
• Coach times the rotations — don\'t leave it to chance
• Hydrate between rotations — fatigue compounds without water