Practical Football Drills and Skills Training
From ball mastery to match-day finishing, see our players building technique, coordination, and confidence on the field during our hands-on coaching sessions.
Ball mastery is at the core of our training. Here you can see our players working through a cone drill, focusing on keeping the ball close and using different parts of their feet to dribble.
We love to end sessions with a fun challenge. This ball control challenge tests the players' touch, juggling, and coordination in a lighthearted and competitive way.
Practice makes perfect, especially with freekicks. Our players are working on their shooting technique, learning how to strike the ball with power and accuracy to hit the target.
Want to score more goals? This is a simple and effective finishing drill I use to improve players' shooting technique and composure in front of the goal.
There's no better sound than the ball hitting the back of the net. This clip captures one of our players striking the ball with clean technique and power during a shooting drill.
Rain or shine, the training doesn't stop. Our players show their dedication by continuing their dribbling and passing drills even when the weather isn't perfect.
This was our very first session, and the energy was incredible. It was a fantastic day of drills, learning, and getting to know the founding members of our football family.
About On The Pitch: Drills and Development
We don't just run laps. My coaching approach involves regular video analysis to review posture and movement, so your child understands exactly why a Ronaldo Chop or a passing sequence works in a match rather than just learning the steps.
At Delhites Football Academy, we believe technical skill without decision-making is just showboating. That is why our training at Claygrounds, Pitampura, balances high-intensity repetition with cognitive drills to ensure players learn to read the game.
Whether your child is in the U6 foundational group or the U15 squad, they won't just be doing aimless running. We work on precise mechanics—like mastering the Cruyff Turn or the proper technique for a clean strike—but we immediately apply these in game-like scenarios. My AIFF licensed team and I use smartphone-based video analysis to help players visualize their own technique, fixing posture and timing errors on the spot.
We understand that football is family, so we keep the environment competitive but supportive. Kids learn to handle the ball under pressure, work on their first touch, and improve their heading, all while being held to a standard that prepares them for real-match situations. Rain or shine, the turf at SD Public School stays open, and we make sure every session counts toward their development. It is not about winning one match today; it is about trusting the process to become a complete player. Come by a session to see how we balance discipline with the pure joy of the game.
Shreshth Sharma
I'm Shreshth, and I’ve been on the field for over 15 years. My philosophy is simple: Trust the Process—we focus on building the right habits, one touch at a time, to help kids grow into better players and confident individuals.
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