Instructions

• Prospect lines up inside a 2 yard box with a passing board placed on each side

• On the coaches signal, prospect passes the ball to one of the boards

• Prospect receives the rebound then passes ball to the board on the opposite side

• Prospect will continue passing to board, gathering rebound and passing to alternate side as many times as possible

• Drill will last 30 seconds

• Each successful pass will count towards the final score

• Prospect gets 2 attempts, only the highest score is recorded and used

Measures: Touch, Accuracy, Control, Technique, Game Speed

Measurement Units: Count (sec). Displayed to the nearest whole number

Measured by: Stopwatch and counter

Why it’s important: Touch is the ability to control the ball upon receiving it. It is considered one of the most crucial skills in the sport. The Quick Touch drill measures a prospect’s ability to gather control and play the ball. A good first touch allows a prospect to bring the ball under control quickly and effectively. This skill is fundamental for maintaining possession and avoiding turnovers, especially when receiving passes from teammates or controlling long balls.