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Soccer Speed Trainging | Speed Games

Speed Games - get your players faster and have fun doing it! Great for teams, camps and large numbers...

Chochi Valenzuela - SoccerSpeedTraining.com

Team Relay Races - 'Circle Backs' in a Zig-Zag pattern.
Here is one of the simplest and most fun group relay games you can do for any age or level. You can do them with our without a ball. I recommend you try both... . . . keep reading

A Great Speed Game to Develop Perception and Reaction Speed - with Variations!
This is One of the Greatest Speed Games Ever Invented to Develop Perception and Reaction Speed - with Variations! Developing the ability to think move and react quicker with more control is key in soccer. Use this great activity and it's variations to get your players up to game speed in your practices... . . . keep reading

What is a "HIGH ENERGY" Warm-up? Counter to the statement itself - a High Energy Warm Up Activity is some of the best drills I've ever discovered for getting players ready practice and games! And, they are fun for your players...
Chochi Valenzuela, Director - Speed Trainers USA
Fun, 'High Energy' warm-up activities are the BEST drills I've ever discovered for getting players ready practice and games! Bold statement? YES! But once you understand the science behind creating a great speed training activity/drill, the logic becomes inescapable. Here's how it works... . . . keep reading