Passing patterns & rondos
Place players and cones to define the exercise, then build frames for the pass, supporting run, and next receiving position. Add captions to explain the timing.

Football / Soccer drill maker
Turn a passing pattern, pressing idea, or positional game into a clear moving picture. Build the setup, show each movement, and give your players an explanation they can revisit.

Built around your coaching
Use the board to make the movement, spacing, and purpose of your exercise easier to see.
Place players and cones to define the exercise, then build frames for the pass, supporting run, and next receiving position. Add captions to explain the timing.
Use the full pitch to explain how units move together. Link elements for coordinated movement, or switch to half a field to focus on build-up and pressing.
Work around the 18-yard box to illustrate runs into the area and finishing positions. Show the transition into the next phase with another frame.
A simple coaching workflow
Keep your attention on the pitch, with the tools you need close by.
Choose a surface and place your players, cones, and ball. Edit labels in Placed elements and lock the setup when you want it to stay fixed.
Add a frame and move the elements to show what happens next. Preview with Play drill, undo an edit, and reveal or pin the frame tray when you need the full sequence.
Walk through the idea in coach mode, or export an MP4 or GIF. Add coaching notes, captions, and optional MP4 narration, and save an editable version for your next session.
Before you start
Yes. Football and soccer use the same editor. Choose a full field, half field, 18-yard box, or plain green surface, then add players, cones, nets, and the ball.
Arrange the starting positions, add a frame, and move the players and ball into their next positions. Repeat for each phase, then use Play drill to preview the sequence.
Export an MP4 video or GIF for players to watch. You can also download an editable drill file to reopen in Football Concept Lab, and record narration for an MP4 explanation.
Ready for your next session