Select a level
Each level teaches a single concept — surface, weather, timing, defender. Work through in order or jump to one that interests you.
Timing — meet the runner in stride.
Lead distance — weight the pass into future space.
Runner speed — lead scales with velocity.
Rolling resistance — long grass slows the ball.
Wet skid — the ball glides before it bites.
Mud slowdown — heavy ground kills the pass.
Wind — headwind holds the ball up.
Spin — curl bends the ball laterally.
Chipped pass — lift the ball over the cover.
Lofted pass — long air time, wind sensitive.
Interception lane — choose the pass type that dodges cover.
Optimal pass selection — solve the full system.
String passes together
Multi-pass build-ups — each leg flows from where the receiver caught the previous ball. Finish inside the objective zone or the move breaks down.
Three-pass build-up from the back into the final third.
Objective: Final third — right channel
Switch the play across, then attack down the new side.
Objective: Penalty arc
Three-pass counter on a heavy, skiddy surface.
Objective: Counter receiving zone
Bounce pass, layoff, runner attacks the space behind.
Objective: Third-man arrival
Corners, free kicks, throws
Pure physics-and-timing puzzles. A thinking goalkeeper holds the line, walls and markers block the lane — beat them in the air or with shape.
Curl it past the keeper to the back-post run.
Target: Back-post zone
Float it over the wall, away from the keeper, onto the runner.
Target: Six-yard box
Flat, fast trajectory into the box. No wall, but a marker is tight.
Target: Six-yard box
Quick exchange, drag the keeper, cross to the back post.
Target: Cross receiver
Curl it over the wall, into the keeper's top corner.
Target: Top-corner zone
Side-foot it past a diving keeper. Power vs accuracy.
Target: Inside-post zone