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Play Aggressive ► soccer training / soccer drills / and soccer tips on how to be aggressive in soccer and make an impact. The soccer training drills are great for parents, coaches, and players who want to develop aggression quickly. These soccer tips are extremely valuable for young players.
It's so important to be aggressive and play with aggression as I mention in the beginning of this soccer training video. These soccer training drills and specific soccer drills for aggression can be used as soccer practice drills or part of an individual soccer training session with a child and parent.
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Here are a few more soccer tips on how to be aggressive in soccer:
1) Aggression Tips For Soccer #1 - Don't let your opponents have it easy. Pressure them and be physical with them.
2) Aggression Tips For Soccer #2 - Toughen up. Be fearless. Don't be afraid to put your body on the line.
3) Aggression Tips For Soccer #3 - Don't ever give up. The worst thing you can do is walk after you lose the ball.
4) Aggression Tips For Soccer #4 - Get lower to the ground with a strong athletic stance when you close, defend, and shield the ball.
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Play Aggressive ► soccer training / soccer drills / and soccer tips on how to be aggressive in soccer

[@jeff4423]

"the ball may beat me, the player may beat me, but the ball and the player will never beat me"

[@NN-ne2hm]

i like that mijo

[@fexy2910]

That makes a good center back. If player gets ball behind me, he is not going behind me.

[@yovani8101]

Yellow card for you sir

[@whosAire]

Who are you quoting?

[@Zeraya86]

it seems like: "O passa la palla o passa la gamba. Entrambe no." - Paolo Montero (Juventus Defender from 1995 to 2005). Literally is, from italian: "the ball may pass (get through) me or the leg (referring to the rival player's leg) may pass me. not both."

[@Metroidkid97]

instructions unclear, I beat up a player with a bat.

[@edwink_0663]

Wtf you are not funny, just a hater

[@abz10]

@@edwink_0663 mate it was joke 😂😂😂

[@mariomorua8141]

Yes, but only with a left handed bat.

[@Kk-lt1hs]

😂

[@mohammedchowdhoury5875]

Very funny

[@jackack8100]

This is soooo important. I coach a club team now, and I am constantly preaching, get focused and make an impact. When I was young player, I was never the most skilled, but I was fast and super aggressive... my teammates called me "the mad man" because I was so intense.... and the best club teams in my area all tried to recruit me.... I can still clearly remember one high school game where the 9 from my club team was on the opposing team and I was playing left back. He was about 6' 175 lbs, he had huge legs, and I was 5-10, 160...I can still remember stepping on the field, glaring at him, thinking "there is no way he is beating us today...no way"...well, he got a pass through the middle from about 45 yards out and beat our our center back... he took one more touch toward the goal and started to accelerate. I came closing in from the side at full steam. I got the ball and him... he went flying over me as I slid through... the ref blew his whistle and called me for a foul. I got up, and I am saying "what foul"...apparently, even though I definitely got the ball first, it was just too violent to let go... Because a lot of players from that high school were on my club team, the parents on the other side knew me as well.... I can remember one mom screaming, "Jack, was that necessary!" I looked at my teammates, and they are all just smiling, one of them says "Jesus Christ, Jack".... I looked over at my coach as I am returning to my position and he is chuckling, shaking his head and mutters "madman"...

[@typicalsatafriken5247]

bro wrote an entire essay

[@sebastianguzman3845]

@@typicalsatafriken5247 bro wrote en entire Odyssey

[@hitmorelicks-gamingskating1856]

@@typicalsatafriken5247 All of that for a foul too 😭

[@michaelswancey7709]

and then everyone clapped

[@zinkai1490]

What a story 😅

[@Gedeon777G]

That's where I fit, 1,78 cm. 78kg! Plays wing and fullback.. Not the most technical player. But I'm fast and strong. And I never give up! Key is, believe in your ability! We are all great players! With work and faith in your craft you can come far

[@aakash950]

+Jay Mehta I agree player those are taller than me and hv long legs its difficult to take ball from them

[@Gedeon777G]

+Jay Mehta but you dont it. Because I'm build the way I am. I can play more aggressive.

[@aakash950]

+Gedeon Kisule aggressive is nt the key to play good football

[@AlexanderRivera23]

You have truly boosted up my confidence

[@suzetteray5482]

Yep bruh

[@buggiesmama4972]

My son just tried out for the travel team in the area. He was one of the more skilled and fastest players out there, but his hight makes his balance, agility and quick movements more difficult for him. This tends to make him more timid. The coach after the first day told him to be much more aggressive, get in the play more and fight for it. We came home and found this video and watched it several times, especially the opening speach. He went out today and absolutely kicked butt. For the first time he used his body with power and was able to do things that even surprised him. So thank you for making videos like these. You do make a difference in kids lives when you give them that little extra or that confidence to go out a do their best. Thanks

[@guyinyourbushes6632]

Buggies MaMa this is amazing to hear, remember to have him carry that mentality everywhere he goes!

[@edwink_0663]

Im proud of you, you really supported him through all of that. A successful mother or father right here guys helping out there👐👍👊

[@bia7719]

Your intro made me cry, this was exactly what I needed. I had a shitty match last wednesday mainly because I am not agressive enough, I don't get physical and even though I have a good touch and i can dribble, other players can easily put me down. I feel like I am constantly let my team colleaugues down cuz they have high expectations of me (cuz I can really dribble and do good thinds with the ball on mt feet) but when it comes to be more defensive or just be agressive or physical i just cannot. But this will change.

[@GFG22]

bia - has it changed

[@angelhernandez6710]

bia me too man

[@mm-ky6xv]

bia same

[@amanisikand4372]

Hey! Look on the bright side, you have all the important stuff down, being aggressive is easier than getting good touch.

[@psych1373]

Exactly how I am

[@ProgressiveSoccer]

PLEASE follow this advice. Become more aggressive. Add more intensity to your game. Work harder when you don't have the ball. Yes, be a composed, calm, skillful player when you have the ball. But when you DON'T have the ball, BECOME A BEAST! Hunt that ball down. Push players off the ball. Go in for tackles. Win headers. Compete. It's so important that you add this component to your game, QUICKLY. Thank you for watching this video: Play Aggressive ► soccer training / soccer drills / and soccer tips on how to be aggressive If you have any questions, comment below. Dylan Tooby Progressive Soccer

[@nelson7753]

Dylan, help! On the ball how do I focus on dribbling fast?

[@daan6424]

nice video

[@firstnamesurname5373]

as a defender this has helped me out a ton thanks xx

[@pikaonyoutube2139]

thanks will do this in my game today

[@philspwning]

hey im 14 and play youth football in germany. In my division referees dont ever give red cards, because its too much effort to organise all the consequences that come with it. that means every defender is absolutely cynical and will go for the challenge which would be a straight red, but just that there arent any reds ever given. because im a rather fast striker they tend to always take me out from behind and ive had a few cases where i got broken bones because of one of those tackles. so what can i do to stop getting slid in from behind (i dont really see any possible way as this keeps on happening no matter what i do). any advice would be great. Thanks

[@MikeinCC]

Intensity comes from within. Its an attitude and it can't be taught. You're right in that passion gives birth to intensity, but coaching won't bring it out. The intense players lay everything out on the pitch, (literally) grit their teeth, and play to the final whistle.

[@forminecraftwefight7057]

I’m not scared of getting hurt I’m scared of the opponent getting hurt and get angry and shout at me

[@annasoccer.1089]

ForMinecraftWefight don’t be, it’s funny when they get angry, and it doesn’t matter if they get hurt or not, it’s not like they’re gonna die

[@earthboy6659]

it’s a contact sport

[@llvxrginll4162]

ForMinecraftWefight with that mentality go play baseball

[@earthboy6659]

ll Vxrgin ll more like go play golf 🏌️‍♀️

[@edwink_0663]

Play basketball then if you dont wanna hurt anybody but it happens to EVERYONE and I mean EVERYONE!! Its a contact sport what do you expect.

[@jennifercooper5692]

The drills in this video are just what I was looking for to teach my 8yo daughter to be tougher and more aggressive on the field. She can perform drills all day, but during matches she does not play to her potential. We watched the video together, took notes, and are both looking forward to practicing the drills. Thank you!

[@hiimnegan.5382]

What if Pepe had muscles of a bodybuilder.

[@D0-BRONX]

That gives me chills down my spine

[@hiimnegan.5382]

Football players would have a short Football career.

[@daddybuzz08]

Then he will be slow and he wouldnt be able to jump high neither. Having big muscles isnt always a advantage because it weighs you down more.

[@flames2965]

the world wouldnt be a safe place

[@andyangchannel]

+Adibuzz08 Basketballers are muscular and they jump higher than any footballer.

[@willyr21]

You are absolutely right young man! Keep up the good work!

[@Cybraxas]

Tell that to my coach. He plays technically better players than me that dont run on the pitch and dont come to practice, instead of letting me play to gain experience and improve. Very upsetting, but I still keep giving 120% in training.

[@user-ug7fk3nu1t]

DrIncognito Nice :)

[@m6kyogaming261]

DrIncognito I feel you dude...it happens to me right now even if I feel I play better the coach still picks his favorites.

[@Jay-ez5wq]

DrIncognito that use to happen to me, no doubt you have to work on the technical part it's easier to play a technical player with no aggression bcoz he can handle the ball when no one is around but I bought a ball practice against a wall 1 hr day ( this helps with receiving controlling and passing the ball) and in a month took the spot I wanted. Also, build relationship with your coach, ask him what does he want you to do when your on the field and actually listen to him.. you'll be starting in no time.

[@Cybraxas]

@Jose thanks for your reply and good advice - actually thats exactly what I'm planning to do: pre season begins on January 30th, and until then I'll be going to train hard on ball control, sprint-explosion and stamina. By the time pre-season starts, I hope to have become a different player. Best of luck for the new year mate!

[@haythereex3407]

DrIncognito same

[@jonathanctg7196]

this was great, alot of kids especially when they first start playing competitive competitions are not aggressive enough and are not used to the aggression of opposing teams. will try to implement this in the future... GREAT POST!

[@utprez]

great vid! Love that you get physical with that kid - he needs it. Intensity/physicality is something most youth players can all improve on and we don't see enough of this is training - I'll def be adding a few of these to my daughter's practice sessions! thanks!

[@christopherchrisss8044]

watching you talk about intensity and aggression and getting me really hyped for the video, then waiting to finally get to the training footage and seeing you bashing into a child is one of the funniest things in a while for me

[@thegamerassassin8886]

for me when I play aggressively I feel like I'm becoming ramos

[@guyjourdan9026]

THE GAMER ASSASSIN I like Ramos Pepe mascherano tough players

[@kundsverige2669]

Me to

[@lauravolk4457]

These videos are great. It would help me as a coach if I knew the expectation of the drill and the coaching points you are offering this boy. Thank you

[@rohitpalsingh624]

Thanks DYLAN I will use this aggressive every game i play

[@thewaxedworm]

i like the video, going to watch the others you have posted. ive never played soccer, was an american football player all my life, but my son got into soccer this year. he is actually playing up and on a travel team - somehow i got roped into being an assistant coach. i understand the purpose of these drill and can see how you run them, but is it possible to break them down... maybe hear the audio of what you are explaining to the student. he is like me and wants to understand how a particular drill will translate during game time. thanks and keep up the good work!

[@haile819]

@Progressive Soccer this advise really works. I showed my 7 yr old son this and he really listens to it. this year he improved like 100%. He played more aggressive and always get in the actions.

[@RandomStuff-gl7qt]

U coaching improved me a lot.. Thanks👍👍👍👍👍

[@nestorramirez5605]

I’m a light player but somehow really good when bodying people 😂

[@e2g492]

It’s easy to body people if you are strong doesn’t matter if your light or heavy

[@tonykerkulah400]

I love this video Dylan...great teaching...

[@razakkarivellur6756]

Very helpful video thank u sir,

[@_jdavis9119]

Thanks the great tip man truly appreciate it

[@mattgorski7745]

This is the best video ever thanks so much for the advice Keep it up love the channel

[@soihavetoplay]

What a fantastic video. Well done and very true.

[@bestkalehjrs9925]

This is exactly what I'm looking for!!!!

[@noelpetherbridge1001]

This is very helpful video thank you Dylan!☺

[@ikobi1000]

This is very helpful, I am 15 and every team I have ever played with says I'm very skilled just need more aggression that I'm just too easy going off the ball and sometimes on it.

[@rallyplasma4627]

Thanks so much!!! I am going to try some of these with my kid!!

[@michaeljohnserica2247]

hey thanks i'm quick thinking but with this tactic it's very helpful

[@calebtaylor4153]

Preach it brother, PREACH IT!

[@sanjeevkabirsingh3608]

Thanks man...Really useful as I am a CB and as well the last man

[@jo.carito1579]

Thanks for ur video...... Everyone always shouting at me to be more aggressive but the way u said it just different

[@doffy-vr5ru]

I was always this little skinny kid who just was fast and wimpy, but one day i decided to be Really aggressive! I started being Really though, training strength and being all around stronger and more mad! Im now 3x better than before and i can say one thing; do not be Nice to your opponents, be mad at them and you’ll get better at the game!

[@grazylayzie05]

good advice and tips.im gonna try these drills with my son.thanks and keep up the great work on the channel

[@ThePanToma]

Thank you for this video. I train with my son and can see how this is going to help him. I also thought about a bit of rugby or boxing to give him more confidence when talking to opponents.

[@damianmnich3886]

Loved this. Thank you really helped

[@iheanyioparajr8912]

Class instruction mate. CHEERS

[@omshankar9229]

Thank you so much 😊

[@rubingaza6677]

I love u progressive soccer. you are doing a vital job ,its so good.

[@tfft4]

It's not always shoulders I little push on the hip actually can make them lose their balance I always do it and refs never seen to catch me

[@oump7368]

Thanks for the tip

[@TheWorldwwe1]

They probably do but don't think to bad of the challenge if you win the ball and gain posession

[@paulhetherington4867]

i learned this doing extra training with a girls team. boys cant seem to handle it.

[@adrianplayz6881]

Does this work if you are tall

[@geralt8394]

I don't think that counts as a foul.

[@icaasi]

Great drills!

[@LegrochaTV]

This video makes me pumped!!

[@allthingsgreat8244]

Great video. I am working hard on my skills as well.

[@salemuhammed2332]

I really learn to teach my players agressively, and is one of the best things I like in training my younger up coming

[@stephenmunyiri8971]

this was helpful man. thanks

[@caratcrazyjewellers]

thanks man, i will definitely use more aggression in my game.

[@cove_force9215]

Thanks for the help

[@Ghost-dl3no]

Man the intro was spot on.. that’s the problem with my son his really good when he wants to be but there’s time when he just wants no part of the ball doesn’t play aggressive let’s players run right past him even though his usually the fastest kid in pretty much every game and just shows no effort. What can I do to change this he has real potential it’s just a matter of bringing it out of him consistently.

[@souravbarwal8848]

Really very nice advices. It helped me a lot in my game . Thx

[@samyogluintel8382]

this video made me a little better player......thank you

[@dahvid2252]

Great video. This is exactly what I will work on with my 6 yr old. Thanks.

[@rd6807]

Thx great video 👌🏼

[@chrisruiz6204]

Thank you so much for giving me advice! I play striker for my dads team against other adults and I have always been the type of player to never play agressive but I see how much it can help me with on keeping the ball at my feet and at defending when I need to. Thanks a lot for uploading this and I follow you on Instagram! :)

[@exoticxnukes3683]

This is a really good vid thumbs up

[@martintvrdy9788]

A Tip : if the ball is flying to you and you have an opponent try to tackle him before the ball lands so you have space and time...it really helps

[@starsmarah209]

My mom wanted me to be more aggressive when playing so here I am watching this video.....

[@viswajeeth5781]

Unitopia Same thing

[@KlicClacJr]

Blooom same

[@guero6081]

pause

[@shyamaliroy9190]

My mom only tells me to study

[@avacado.roblox2743]

Same

[@eman7183]

Thanks I needed this. I work hard on the pitch and cover a lot of area and make sprints but I’m not aggressive. I don’t like to push or shove and I think this why some coaches don’t recognize my work ethic because I work hard but let up when it comes to contact.

[@seththompson16]

You are so explainable

[@531UG.A]

Thank u !

[@ahmadayan6577]

Thank you I needed that now I can tackle good thanks

[@LenusJaguar7845]

Played an agressive keeper yesterday and dear god, its a whole new thing

[@anirudhm2524]

Thank you Dylan Tooby. I didn't know how and what to do when my opponent shoulder pushes me . But I have known it now.

[@DanishQureshi-fv2uk]

Recently my couch adviced me to improve me this kind of play so thank you for this amazing video to which i realized how i should play Thank you 😊

[@svendoppen]

Great video! In my youthteam everyone is kinda short, I am gonna make them be more aggresive thanks to this. Thank you!

[@jasmineflores4962]

Literally, right when I thought I was too aggressive on the field I come across this video. Thank you! I play pick up games 3 times a week and majority of the time I'm the only girl out there. I don't have the skill set that I want yet but because I am so aggressive, it allows me the chance to win the ball. Thanks!!!

[@wxvyvixbes8750]

Thank you so much for these tips I’m playing reck soccer at the moment in may I’m trying out for the girls travel team and I need to be more aggressive and my parents said I can do it!

[@sohamjoshi1343]

awesome video

[@cuartezgaming1997]

Thanks

[@mitchellfleetwood4025]

U r a Legend pimp I wish I was real good at soccer like you

[@alfgonzster]

Great tips and video! my daughter going to appreciate this.

[@tdreamgmail]

US might have a good team soon, thanks to you!

[@dhdjdjdsyusysus6810]

No 😂

[@markusoro2780]

This helped a lot thanks

[@joshmaju_0342]

These types of channels are my fav

[@aidandoyle9445]

great video, could you make a video about headers? for clearing and scoring.

[@resolute7177]

this is the second helpful video I have watch u guys no wat ur doing imma sub

[@cristiangamez962]

great video!!!

[@nomoreserfs]

It is mind set that every player should have.

[@nathanallornothing2k177]

I want to implement some of Alexis Sanchez's style of play into my game in terms of his intensity and work-rate he's a quailty player. I think this will be a perfect way for me to get started.

[@dwaipayandattaroy9801]

Your videos are helpful

[@marshallsmith2229]

I was doing some two on ones with my mates (as a training drill) and took this advice and used it, I used to be a bit to passive and wait too long for them to make the move but because of this I feel more confident (and play better) in the air, slide and stand tackling and how I make space, this helped me a lot and taught me something new. I'm a better left-back now, thanks to you. You've done your job well bud, thank you. :)

[@marshallsmith2229]

Oh and btw, I found out that in actual matches that I play, not many people actually use physicality to their advantage, even though I'm tall and quite lean/thin, I gain much more possession over the ball, plus, by the end of the match, they usually try to pass it and avoid me now :D (I'm not bragging tho lol)

[@danishikram81]

+Marshall Smith well in actual match in my place the craziness of people trying to be tough in the match is outrageous. n i play a little bit evil on them. hehe

[@chimpun1979]

I believe that every player must have this in his/her arsenal, I don't care what position she/him plays. Good video, I guess is one of a few that really emphasizes the importance of been aggressive.

[@stanmancam]

Nice One bro

[@zhxfifa]

Wish I found this video earlier! Thank you! Will try this on my 6yr old son. Any more training video like this?

[@ProgressiveSoccer]

Lots of videos. Search on my channel through the videos or type. Aggressive in the search bar for more videos on this topic.

[@charleslaird706]

well done man!

[@hicksylifts]

love the videos keep it up

[@jainavsanghvi3977]

thank u dylan for helping me become more aggressive player😃

[@chrisjohns7483]

I are ready know how to play soccer but good video keep it up

[@DIXYPROO]

Briliant video

[@frpgplayer]

As a ref, some thoughts: Remember a legal charge is shoulders. Keep the arms relatively close to your body. Not tight, but remember the charge is the shoulder. If the arm opens, most refs see a push coming. When shielding or screening the ball, dont stand on top of the ball unless you can move it before you. The reason? If someone is behind you and you're to close to the ball, the option is move the ball. If you back up, is it shoulder to shoulder? No. So, it's an illegal move. Move the ball so you have room to shield. Hip checks? Shoulders are used for a legal charge. Hips, butt, arms, hands, are illegal to use for charges..a ref will watch for it to become a push. Keep in mind a charge becomes illegal if its careless, reckless, or serious foul play. This isn't American football. You're shouldering an opponent from the ball; not sending them flying ten yards with a really cool hit. It's hard to measure when a bump is too much. Just because an opponent falls down due to a charge is not an auto foul. Charging an unbalanced opponent is legal. The best time to begin the force of a charge is when the shoulders meet. Too often a 'hit' is too much where a shoulder to shoulder push is legal. At this point, its hard to see itas careless or reckless...just a question of force. Make sure the ball is within playing distance. Charging too far from the ball is illegal. If you have referees willing to takea question (not on the day of your game), ask them about a legal charge. I've learned from many referees what they look for. Once you know the general view, you can gauge your force. The worst referee to me is the foul called simply because a player goes down because their opponent happens to be stronger. A legal charge is still legal if they fall down. Tall vs short. The worst thing for soccer players. Tall ones: keep your arms in is the best I can suggest. You just wont get your shoulders low enough. (Try not to put your arms on top of shoulders- looks like a headshot)

[@extremeoutdoors3755]

thank you im a freshmen plauing varsity and my coaches keep telling me to be more aggressive but i dont wanna get a card so thank you now i know

[@ManishLimbuKhapung]

nice training i'm also going to teach my team

[@trendsup2858]

i really like your videos and i also very interested in building my soccer skills

[@worldsoccerchannel7373]

this is a great man

[@wcsose2038]

hey nice vid can you do a training video on how to do a proper ping?

[@caradosu798]

good video !

[@animationpicturestamil6055]

This is so motivated me

[@joeltommyconteh8888]

that is a very nice one