Pick one skill
Practise for a short, focused block. Use both feet. Mark it only when you can perform it with control.
Free player resource
A simple route through 39 ball-mastery entries and 25 keep-up targets. Players can see what comes next. Parents can support without taking over. Coaches can assign a level instead of sending home a random list of drills.
Choose your role
Practise for a short, focused block. Use both feet. Mark it only when you can perform it with control.
Help create a safe space, ask what the player is working on and praise effort, patience and improvement.
Choose a level that fits the player, explain how it connects to the game and review it at the next session.
Keep it safe: use a suitable surface and enough clear space. Stop if there is pain or discomfort. Physical preparation, injury rehabilitation and medical advice require an appropriately qualified professional.
Progression map
Tick a skill when it can be performed under control with both feet. The aim is not to race through the sheet.
Keep Up Challenge
Record the date each target is achieved. A bounce or reset is fine while learning; define the successful version with your coach before starting.
Downloadable player pack
These are practical tools, not another library to work through from beginning to end. Start with the progression map if you need direction, or choose the specific practice problem you already recognise.
See all 37 verified 360@Home skills across five readiness levels.
Take each demonstrated skill from control into movement, a decision and a match purpose.
Record attempts and progress through all 25 verified targets, from 10 to 250.
Turn a repeated match problem into one focused week of measurable practice.
Train the service, set-up touch, decision and strike—then record what changes.
Need the coaching behind the practice?
The Football Coaching Academy contains the underlying player-development material and a community where coaches can discuss how to adapt it for the player in front of them.
See the current Academy offer