Youth Inc. Recommends: Four Great Resources for Practice Drills That Actually Work

Whether you’re running a team, leading a small group session, or just trying to help your kid get extra touches, the right drill can make all the difference. These resources offer quality, easy-to-use practice ideas that work for any age or skill level.

Here are five great resources for soccer drills and practice planning:

RAIN Soccer Training

What it is: A high-performing Instagram account with creative small-group drills, dynamic warm-ups, and fast-paced technical work. 

Why we like it: If you’re stuck in a drill rut, this is your fix. RAIN’s feed is packed with ideas that translate easily to any session. 

SoccerDrive.com

What it is: A massive library of drills, practice plans, and animated graphics — with resources for every level and age group. 

Why we like it: It’s user-friendly and customizable. Perfect for new coaches or busy parents helping run practice. 

How to Set Up the Field for a High-Level Warm-Up

What it is: A college coach walks through his warm-up setup — complete with visual guides and explanations. 

Why we like it: Details matter. This breakdown shows exactly how to run a high-tempo, efficient warm-up that sets the tone for training. 

MOJO Soccer Drills for Kids

What it is: A YouTube playlist full of fun, high-energy soccer drills designed for younger players. 

Why we like it: MOJO keeps things playful but purposeful — ideal for coaches or parents working with kids under 12.