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Soccer Skills for Kids - One Touch Passing to a Partner

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Glenn Alpert

After playing for many years, Glenn has been involved in all ages and abilities. After many years of commitment to improving his own level of play, he now is able to pass on his knowledge, experience, and passion for soccer to the next generation of players!

Coaching Experience

7 years of experience coaching youth of all ages and abilities

Soccer Federation "B" License, NSCAA "Advanced National" Diploma

B.S. of Exercise Science, Salisbury University Maryland District Coaching Staff, 3 years

Has coached with: Arlington Travel Soccer Club, Vienna Youth Soccer (VA)

Southside Youth Soccer (FL), Eastern Shore Sharks (MD)

Assistant Coach 2005 Greater Washington U-17 Boys JCC Maccabi Games, Minneapolis

Assistant Strength Coach (Women's soccer), Salisbury University

Certified Personal Trainer

Playing Experience

Academy,SantaCruz,Bolivia

Academy, Bradenton

U-23 Maccabi Carnival, Melbourne Australia, Gold medalist

Maryland Major Soccer League Div. 1 and 2, Baltimore

Trained with UMBC (University of Maryland-Baltimore County), NCAA Division 1

Trained with Salisbury University, NCAA Division 3

Soccer Skills for Kids - One Touch Passing to a Partner

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Glenn Alpert: Hi, this is Glenn Alpert with Arlington Travel Soccer Club. We are discussing training with a partner and we are going to do a one touch passing exercise. Okay, so ready only one touch you can use a right or left foot, get nice and loose from the ball to your feet, good. This is kind of difficult to do on your own. If you don t have a training partner then maybe you can use a wall for this. Okay, now I am going to toss it into space for Adam. Good, so he has got to move to get the ball now. Okay, now we are going to use some other surfaces of the foot instead of only instead of only the inside. I am going to use a little bit of my laces, a little bit on the outside of my foot as well. Good, okay very good, alright so we have talked about one touch passing, now we are going to go into to some other training exercises.