Enhancing Passing Accuracy and Vision

Passing is not just about delivering the ball; it’s about timing, accuracy, and reading the game. Begin with short passes to a stationary target, such as a cone or wall, placed 10 meters away. Focus on striking the ball with the inside of your foot for precision and aim to hit the target at least 20 times consecutively. Gradually extend the distance to 20 and then 30 meters to improve long-range passing. Partner drills can add variety: practice one-touch passes by exchanging the ball rapidly with a teammate standing 10 meters away. This sharpens your reflexes and decision-making. For through balls, practice splitting two cones set up as a “defender” by hitting the gap with precision. Spend 20 minutes daily on these exercises. To mimic real-game scenarios, engage in small-sided games (3v3 or 5v5), emphasizing quick passes and positional awareness. Analyze your passing success rate during these games to identify areas for improvement.