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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here.  I have noticed that my son does have a different style of play than some teammates (he plays fustal seriously year rould outside of soccer and is very tiny).   But, as I mentioned, I don't know the most about soccer or any sports, really.  I feel like he is reasonably appreciated on the team.  I am not sure exactly what "kickball" entails.  Can someone explain?[/quote]

Direct kicks/throws from keeper or back line to a fast forward (bypassing midfield) who chases down ball and drives to goal.

At very young ages, it is an effective exploit that bypasses development the offense should be doing (building out/midfield) and takes advantage of development that the defense should be doing (kids learning different positions/rotating).  As the kids get older and become more positionally aware, this exploit should become easy to shut down if it is the only thing the O does, so it is an issue if the D can't.  As a PP also mentioned, a valid way to mix things up (e.g., O catches D pushed up too high). [/quote]

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