This section contains training programmes with ready-made levels. In addition, the “expert board” offers coaches the possibility to adjust almost all parameters of the programmes to the respective player and their specific training needs. This highlight enables training individually adapted to the player.
This section contains training programmes with ready-made levels. In addition, the “expert board” offers coaches the possibility to adjust almost all parameters of the programmes to the respective player and their specific training needs. This highlight enables training individually adapted to the player.
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, speed of action, ball control, passing precision, shoulder vision, cognitive flexibility, anticipation, decision making
Score
Points depend on the size (small +3; medium +2; large +1) and the color (same color +1) of the target you hit. The faster you hit the targets, the sooner you come into areas where the points per hit are multiplied by a high number (factor goes up to 4). If time passes, the factor becomes smaller again. Example: First hit (small block; same color); 4 points (3 + 1 × 1)
In our 360 degree animation, you can see many objects flying around at different heights. At the top of the screen, you will see which target you must hit next. First of all, the shape of the target is crucial. You can get points for this. If you also hit the same colour target, you will get more points. Fast hits in a row and hits on very small targets are rewarded with extra factors. Little tip: Memorise the next targets and you can play faster. Decide quickly, otherwise it will be too late.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 56,4
High Score: 157
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 42,3
High Score: 110
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 3,0
High Score: 6
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, precision passing, ball control, cognitive flexibility, shoulder vision, working memory, pre-orientation
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Observe the 360 degree field of play well. You will see a lower and an upper colour of the ring. Change (flip) the two ring colours with a pass on the ring if necessary. The upper colour of the ring must always match the colour of the falling dots. Little tip: Watch what happens behind your back. You must keep an eye on everything, because even one mistake unfortunately means “GAME OVER” for you!
Level Beginner
∅ (Average): 10,4
High Score: 158
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 12,2
High Score: 22
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 14,0
High Score: 37
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, precision passing, ball control, cognitive flexibility, shoulder vision, inhibition, pre-orientation, working memory
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Observe the 360 degree field of play well. You will see a lower and an upper colour of the ring. Change (flip) the two ring colours with a pass on the ring if necessary. The upper colour of the ring must always match the colour of the falling dots. But be careful with the rings with arrows! Here, the opposite colour must always be on top (reverse). Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. Little tip: Watch what happens behind your back. You must keep an eye on everything, because even one mistake unfortunately means “GAME OVER” for you!
Level Beginner
∅ (Average): 14,6
High Score: 55
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 26,9
High Score: 70
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 12,3
High Score: 43
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, passing precision, ball control, cognitive flexibility, shoulder vision, inhibition, working memory
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Observe the 360 degree field of play well. You will see a lower and an upper colour of the ring. Change (flip) the two ring colours with a pass on the ring if necessary. The upper colour of the ring must always match the colour of the falling dots. But “Confusion” would not be “Confusion” if you did not have special rules. For the rings with arrows, you must think the other way around and for the rings with a “2x” sign, you must pass twice to flip. Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. Little tip: Watch what happens behind your back. You must keep an eye on everything, because even one mistake unfortunately means “GAME OVER” for you!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 8,5
High Score: 12
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 23,3
High Score: 46
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 5,3
High Score: 10
What do you train?
Inhibition, cognitive flexibility, gaze behaviour, ball control, passing precision, shoulder vision, concentration
Score
The first dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. For the next one you get one pint more. The maximum score for a hit is five. But if one dot hits a misplaced ring the points start again from one.
Start your points streak. Different coloured dots fall down onto the rings. Flip the rings with a pass so that the right colour is on top. The top colour of the ring must match the colour of the dots. Your streak will stop if you make a mistake. But beware, there are special rules: If you see an arrow (reverse), the “wrong” colour must be at the top. Rings with the inscription “2x” must be double-passed to flip. After 30 seconds, the game ends. However, you may still play your last streak beyond the 30 seconds until the first mistake is made. Be fast and precise. Little tip: Long streaks without mistakes are valuable!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 92,6
High Score: 380
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 112,0
High Score: 300
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 60,5
High Score: 148
What do you train?
Anticipation, gaze behaviour, cognitive flexibility, pre-orientation, ball control, shoulder vision, precision passing, strategy
Score
You get one point if a ball bounces off the paddle.
Watch the falling balls carefully. The balls must not touch the ground or you will lose a life. Use a flat pass to place paddles on the ground. The paddles prevent the balls from hitting the ground. Keep an eye on the trajectories of all the balls, even behind your back. Little tip: Anticipate the striking point and put your paddle in place earlier. But beware: You only have a certain number of paddles to choose from. It’s “GAME OVER” when you have no more lives.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 17,3
High Score: 50
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 17,2
High Score: 44
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 11,8
High Score: 27
What do you train?
Anticipation, gaze behaviour, cognitive flexibility, ball control, passing precision, strategy
Score
You get one point if a ball bounces off the paddle.
Watch the falling balls carefully. The balls must not touch the ground or you will lose a life. Use a flat pass to place paddles on the ground. The paddles prevent the balls from hitting the ground. Keep an eye on the trajectories of all the balls. Little tip: Anticipate the striking point and put your paddle in place earlier. But beware: You only have a certain number of paddles to choose from. It’s “GAME OVER” when you have no more lives.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 18,5
High Score: 61
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 10,0
High Score: 27
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 8,3
High Score: 14
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, precision passing, ball control, cognitive flexibility, shoulder vision, working memory, pre-orientation
Score
If the ball hits a color sector you get one point. When you hit two color sectors that follow each other you get two points more and so on.
Example: The ball runs through three yellow sections in a row; 6 points (1 ＋ 2 ＋ 3).
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 47
High Score: 129
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 49,5
High Score: 63
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 44
High Score: 62
What do you train?
Anticipation, cognitive flexibility, pre-orientation, gaze behaviour, sharpness of passing, open position, spatial awareness
Score
If the ball hits a color sector you get one point. When you hit two color sectors that follow each other you get two points more and so on.
Example: Blue is announced. The ball runs through two blue sections and hits a yellow one; 3 points (1 ＋ 2 ).
Orientate yourself in our 360-degree colour world and match those colour sectors of the rings that are displayed in the same colour one after the other. The SoccerBot360 will tell you which colour you must hit before each new pass. Pay attention to the command and take your eyes off the ball. Quality before quantity.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 20,0
High Score: 47
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 24,7
High Score: 43
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 22,1
High Score: 32
What do you train?
Anticipation, cognitive flexibility, pre-orientation, gaze behaviour, sharpness of passing, open position, detach your gaze from the ball, spatial awareness
Score
If the ball hits a color sector you get one point. When you hit two color sectors that follow each other you get two points more and so on.
Example: The flashes are red. The ball runs through four red sections in a row; 10 points (1 ＋ 2 ＋ 3＋ 4).
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 20,7
High Score: 39
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 30,5
High Score: 51
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 31,0
High Score: 54
What do you train?
Anticipation, inhibition, pre-orientation, gaze behaviour, sharpness of passing, open position, spatial awareness
Score
If the ball hits a color sector you get one point. When you hit two color sectors that follow each other you get two points more and so on.
Example: The ball runs through three yellow sections in a row; 6 points (1 ＋ 2 ＋ 3).
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 21,0
High Score: 38
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 55,3
High Score: 70
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 50,1
High Score: 71
What do you train?
Inhibition, pre-orientation, ball control, shoulder view, open position, passing precision, ball retention time, speed of action
Score
The time is taken for every target you hit. Your score is the average time of hits in milliseconds (ms).
Get your bearings and hit the red target plate as soon as possible. You have 10 rounds. After a hit, the target plate will appear in a different place. It can also disappear after a short time. You should not hit these fake targets. Little tip: Keep your ball contact time as short as possible. Stay focused.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 3.392s
High Score: 1.443s
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 2.363
High Score: 1.375
Level Professional
Average: 2.709s
High Score: 1.745s
What do you train?
Pre-orientation, inhibition, ball control, shoulder view, open position, passing precision, ball retention time, speed of action
Score
The time is taken for every target you hit. Your score is the average time of hits in milliseconds (ms).
Get your bearings and hit the red target plate as soon as possible. You have 10 rounds. The blue dot always becomes the next target plate. So you should always keep an eye on the blue dot. This way, you hit your next target faster. Little tip: Keep your ball contact time as short as possible. Stay focused.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 3.046s
High Score: 1.617s
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 2.619s
High Score: 1.617s
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 2.762s
High Score: 1.911s
What do you train?
Pre-orientation, working memory, ball control, flattening the ball, chipping, gaze behaviour, shoulder view, turning left and right
Score
The score depends on the size of the balloon when the ball hits it. If the balloon reaches a certain size, you get no points for a hit.
You play in a Mars landscape on different coloured balloons. You start the game by chipping the big ball. The moment you hit the ball, it changes colour. Other balls behind you open immediately. Turn around and pass to the balloons with the colour of the big ball of your chip-ball as quickly as possible. Being fast pays off in two ways. This gives you more points and the balloons are bigger. The more time passes, the smaller they get and the harder they are to hit. Our tip: You can take your time with the chip-ball between rounds. Afterwards, you must explode!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 666,0
High Score: 1049
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 815,2
High Score: 1307
Level Professional
∅ (Average): 1024,6
High Score: 1507
What do you train?
Pre-orientation, working memory, ball control, gaze behaviour, shoulder gaze, turning left and right
Score
The score depends on the size of the balloon when the ball hits it. If the balloon reaches a certain size, you get no points for a hit.
You play in a Mars landscape on different coloured balloons. You start the game with a low pass to the big ball. The moment you hit the ball, it changes colour. Other balls behind you open immediately. Turn around and pass as fast as possible to the balloons with the colour of the big ball of your first pass. Being fast pays off in two ways. This gives you more points and the balloons are bigger. The more time passes, the smaller they get and the harder they are to hit. Our tip: You can take your time with the chip-ball between rounds. Afterwards, you must explode!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 760,8
High Score: 1164
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 570,0
High Score: 641
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 634,1
High Score: 882
What do you train?
Inhibition, pre-orientation, ball control, passing precision, sharpness of passing, open position, shoulder view
Score
Each goal you hit scores you one point.
You will be shown open and closed mini-games in the stadium. You have 30 seconds to score as many goals as possible. But hurry, because the goals change after a certain time and after a goal is scored. You can play immediately or with two contacts. Search for your optimal solution. But act quickly and precisely. Every hit counts!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 8,8
High Score: 17
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 9,6
High Score: 16
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 5,1
High Score: 10
What do you train?
Inhibition, pre-orientation, ball control, passing precision, sharpness of passing, open position, shoulder view
Score
Each goal you hit scores you one point.
You will be shown open and closed mini-games in the stadium. You have 30 seconds to score as many goals as possible. But hurry, because the goals change after a certain time and after a goal is scored. You can play immediately or with two contacts. Search for your optimal solution. But act quickly and precisely. Every hit counts!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average):
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Level Advanced
Ø (Average):
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Level Professional
Ø (Average):
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What do you train?
Inhibition, pre-orientation, ball control, passing precision, sharpness of passing, open position, shoulder view
Score
The time is taken for every goal you scored. Your score is the average time of hits in milliseconds (ms).
You will be shown open and closed mini-games in the stadium. You have to score 10 goals. But hurry, because the goals change after a certain time and after a goal is scored. You can play immediately or with two contacts. Search for your optimal solution. But act quickly and precisely. Every hit counts!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 2.988s
High Score: 1.395s
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 3.168s
High Score: 1.459s
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 3.841s
High Score: 2.148s
What do you train?
Pre-orientation, inhibition, ball control, passing precision, open position, shoulder view
Score
The time is taken for every goal you scored. Your score is the average time of hits in milliseconds (ms).
Orientate yourself in our 360 degree playground. Observe the colour of the player that is displayed to you. Find the goal with the matching colour and score in it as quickly as possible. It’s about your average score of scored goals out of 10 attempts. Be fast, precise and consistent. Each attempt counts towards your personal high score. Each mistake costs time. Be alert and quick to act.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 3.361s
High Score: 1.971s
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 3.361s
High Score: 1.968s
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 4.110s
High Score: 2.264s
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, speed of action, ball control, shoulder vision, cognitive flexibility, anticipation, precision of passing, decision making, teamwork
Score
Points depend on the size (small +3; medium +2; large +1) and the color (same color +1) of the target you hit. The faster you hit the targets, the sooner you come into areas where the points per hit are multiplied by a high number (factor goes up to 4). If time passes, the factor becomes smaller again. Example: First hit (small block; same color); 4 points (3 + 1 × 1)
Search together for the appropriate target. In our 360 degree animation, you can see many objects flying around at different heights. At the top, you can see which targets you must hit next. First of all, the shape of the target is crucial. If you also hit targets of the same colour, you will get more points. Fast hits in a row and hits on very small targets are rewarded with extra factors. But beware: Only one of you should take the next hit. Who is in the best position? Work with commands. Teamwork is the key to success!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 36,6
High Score: 79
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 39,0
High Score: 100
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 17,1
High Score: 35
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, action speed, shoulder vision, cognitive flexibility, anticipation, decision making, teamwork
Score
Points depend on the size (small +3; medium +2; large +1) and the color (same color +1) of the target you hit. The faster you hit the targets, the sooner you come into areas where the points per hit are multiplied by a high number (factor goes up to 4). If time passes, the factor becomes smaller again. Example: First hit (small block; same color); 4 points (3 + 1 × 1)
Search together for the appropriate target. In our 360 degree animation, you can see many objects flying around at different heights. At the top, you can see which targets you must hit next. First of all, the shape of the target is crucial. If you also hit targets of the same colour, you will get more points. Fast hits in a row and hits on very small targets are rewarded with extra factors. But beware: Only one of you should take the next hit. Who is in the best position? Work with commands. Teamwork is the key to success!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 62,1
High Score: 138
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 58,6
High Score: 130
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 50,9
High Score: 86
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, precision passing, ball control, cognitive flexibility, shoulder vision, working memory, pre-orientation, communication, teamwork
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Observe the 360 degree field of play well. You will see a lower and an upper colour of the ring. Change (flip) the two ring colours with a pass on the ring if necessary. The upper colour of the ring must always match the colour of the falling dots. Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. Little tip: Split yourselves up well, talk to each other! You must have everything in view, because even the first mistake unfortunately means “GAME OVER” for you!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 16,0
High Score: 180
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 60,8
High Score: 164
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 64,4
High Score: 143
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, passing precision, ball control, cognitive flexibility, shoulder vision, inhibition, working memory, communication, teamwork
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Together, you must flip as many rings as possible to the right colour. By passing to the ring, you change the upper and lower colour. But be careful with the special tasks: “You might get confused”! For the arrows, the “wrong” colour must be on top. For double rings, you must pass twice. Every dot that hits the right ring scores you one point. Little tip: Divide the tasks; you must be able to see everything! Talk to each other and play precisely. Be the team that survives the longest.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 39,5
High Score: 50
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 25,1
High Score: 46
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 10,3
High Score: 39
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, cognitive flexibility, shoulder vision, working memory, pre-orientation, communication, teamwork
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Observe the 360 degree field of play well. You will see a lower and an upper colour of the ring. Change (flip) the two ring colours by throwing the ring onto the plate if necessary. The upper colour of the ring must always match the colour of the falling dots. Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. Little tip: Split yourselves up well, talk to each other! You must have everything in view, because even the first mistake unfortunately means “GAME OVER” for you!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 12,0
High Score: 22
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 10,7
High Score: 35
Level Professional
Average: 9,5
High Score: 11
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, cognitive flexibility, shoulder vision, inhibition, working memory, communication, teamwork
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Together, you must flip as many rings as possible to the right colour. By throwing the ring onto the plate, you change the upper and lower colour. But be careful with the special tasks: “You might get confused”! For the arrows, the “wrong” colour must be on top. For double rings, you must throw twice to flip. Every dot that hits the right ring scores you one point. Little tip: Divide the tasks; you must be able to see everything! Talk to each other and play precisely. Be the team that survives the longest.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 53
High Score: 106
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 41,0
High Score: 87
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 4,0
High Score: 11
What do you train?
Anticipation, gaze behaviour, cognitive flexibility, pre-orientation, ball control, shoulder vision, passing precision, strategy, communication, teamwork
Score
You get one point if a ball bounces off the paddle.
Together, you must protect the falling balls from the ground in the 360 degree playing field. By passing, you place paddles on the ground. The paddles prevent the balls from hitting the ground. If the balls touch the ground, you lose a life. However, you only have a limited number of paddles at your disposal. As soon as a ball touches a paddle, you get a point and the paddle disappears again. Keep an eye on the trajectories of all balls. Little tip: Anticipate the striking point and put your paddles in place earlier. Play smart and talk to each other!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 3,4
High Score: 14
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 6,0
High Score: 14
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 5,5
High Score: 10
What do you train?
Anticipation, gaze behaviour, cognitive flexibility, ball control, precision passing, strategy, communication, teamwork
Score
You get one point if a ball bounces off the paddle.
Together, you must protect the falling balls from the ground. By passing, you place paddles on the ground. The paddles prevent the balls from hitting the ground. If the balls touch the ground, you lose a life. However, you only have a limited number of paddles at your disposal. As soon as a ball touches a paddle, you get a point and the paddle disappears again. Keep an eye on the trajectories of all balls. Little tip: Think about where the ball might touch the ground and place your paddles earlier. Play smart and give commands to your team.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 8,5
High Score: 52
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 14,4
High Score: 47
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 10,0
High Score: 42
What do you train?
Anticipation, inhibition, pre-orientation, gaze behaviour, sharpness of passing, open position, spatial awareness, communication, teamwork
Score
If the ball hits a color sector you get one point. When you hit two color sectors that follow each other you get two points more and so on.
Example: The ball runs through three yellow sections in a row; 6 points (1 ＋ 2 ＋ 3).
Orientate yourself in our 360 degree colour world and match those colour sectors of the rings that are displayed in the same colour one after the other. The more rings you hit that follow each other, the more points you will receive. Always keep your eyes on the top so you don’t miss a 3 or 4. Little tip: Being fast pays off. Act as a team.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 83,9
High Score: 145
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 74,6
High Score: 101
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 85,4
High Score: 101
What do you train?
Anticipation, cognitive flexibility, pre-orientation, gaze behaviour, sharpness of passing, open position, spatial awareness, communication, teamwork
Score
If the ball hits a color sector you get one point. When you hit two color sectors that follow each other you get two points more and so on.
Example: Blue is announced. The ball runs through two blue sections and hits a yellow one; 3 points (1 ＋ 2 ).
Orient yourself in our 360 degree colour world. The SoccerBot360 tells you which colour you must hit next. The more rings you hit that follow each other, the more points you will receive. Listen carefully so you don’t miss a 3 or 4. Little tip: After the announcement, give yourself commands. Usually, only one of you has the best passing window
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 18,2
High Score: 46
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 25,0
High Score: 48
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 26,0
High Score: 46
What do you train?
Anticipation, cognitive flexibility, pre-orientation, gaze behaviour, sharpness of passing, open position, take your eyes off the ball, spatial awareness, communication, teamwork
Score
If the ball hits a color sector you get one point. When you hit two color sectors that follow each other you get two points more and so on.
Example: The flashes are red. The ball runs through four red sections in a row; 10 points (1 ＋ 2 ＋ 3＋ 4).
Orient yourself in our 360 degree colour world. Observe the last row of rings. There, you will see a short flashing of the colour you must play next. Match the colour sectors of the rings that are displayed in the same colour one after the other. The more rings you hit that follow each other, the more points you will receive. Look carefully so you don’t miss a 3 or 4. Little tip: Only one has the best passing window. Coordinate with each other!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 23,9
High Score: 31
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 24,0
High Score: 44
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 25,7
High Score: 37
What do you train?
Anticipation, inhibition, pre-orientation, gaze behaviour, sharpness of passing, open position, spatial awareness, communication, teamwork
Score
If the ball hits a color sector you get one point. When you hit two color sectors that follow each other you get two points more and so on.
Example: The ball runs through three yellow sections in a row; 6 points (1 ＋ 2 ＋ 3).
Orientate yourself in our 360 degree colour world and match those colour sectors of the rings that are displayed in the same colour one after the other. But walls block your passing route. Only the gaps can be played. The more rings you hit that follow each other, the more points you will receive. Always keep your eyes up so you don’t miss a 3 or 4. Little tip: Being fast pays off.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 26,7
High Score: 57
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 27,1
High Score: 48
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 15,7
High Score: 21
What do you train?
Anticipation, inhibition, pre-orientation, gaze behaviour, sharpness of passing, open position, spatial awareness
Score
If the ball hits your color sector you get one point. When you hit two color sectors that follow each other you get two points more and so on.
Example: The ball runs through three of your color sections in a row; 6 points (1 ＋ 2 ＋ 3).
Prove yourself one-on-one at SoccerBot360. Each of you will be assigned a colour. Hit as many of your color rings as possible within the playing time. Everything that is allowed in football, you can do in Soccerbot360. Confuse your opponent by playing the ball away from them. Put your body between the ball and your opponent. No fouls! Be fast and alert. The one who collects the most points wins!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 83,9
High Score: 145
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 74,6
High Score: 101
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 85,4
High Score: 101
What do you train?
Inhibition, pre-orientation, ball control, precision passing, sharpness of passing, open position, shoulder view, concentration, creativity
Score
Each goal you hit scores you one point. For each color the points are added up.
Prove yourself one-on-one at SoccerBot. The game is played in the stadium based on goals. Each of you will be assigned a colour. Score as many goals of your colour as possible within the playing time. But be careful, the goals change fast and often. Everything that is allowed in football, you can do in Soccerbot360. Confuse your opponent by playing the ball away from them. Put your body between the ball and your opponent. No fouls! Be fast and alert. The one who collects the most points wins!
What do you train?
Inhibition, pre-orientation, open position, shoulder view, concentration, creativity
Score
Each goal you hit scores you one point. For each color the points are added up.
Prove yourself one on one. The game is played on goals. Each of you will be assigned a colour. Score as many goals of your colour as possible within the playing time. But be careful, the goals change fast and often. Confuse your opponent calmly by intercepting their ball from time to time. Put your body between the ball and your opponent. No fouls! Be fast and alert. The one who collects the most points wins!
What do you train?
Inhibition, cognitive flexibility, gaze behaviour, ball control, passing precision, shoulder vision, concentration
Score
The first dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. For the next one you get one pint more. The maximum score for a hit is five. But if one dot hits a misplaced ring the points start again from one.
Start your point streak. Different coloured dots fall down onto the rings. Flip the rings with a pass so that the right colour is on top. The top colour of the ring must match the colour of the dots. Each correct ring earns you one point. Your streak will stop if you make a mistake. But beware, there are special rules: If you see an arrow (reverse), the “wrong” colour must be at the top. Rings with the inscription “2x” must be double-passed to flip. After 30 seconds, the game ends. You can still play the last streak beyond the 30 seconds until the first mistake is made. Be fast and precise. Little tip: Long streaks without mistakes are valuable!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 170,3
High Score: 285
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 168,4
High Score: 312
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 115,4
High Score: 226
What do you train?
Inhibition, cognitive flexibility, eye movement
Score
The first dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. For the next one you get one pint more. The maximum score for a hit is five. But if one dot hits a misplaced ring the points start again from one.
Start your point streak. Different coloured dots fall down onto the rings. Flip the rings with a throw onto the plate of the ring so that the right colour is on top. The top colour of the ring must match the colour of the dots. Each correct ring earns you one point. Your streak will stop if you make a mistake. But beware, there are special rules: If you see an arrow (reverse), the “wrong” colour must be at the top. Rings with the inscription “2x” must be thrown twice to flip. After 30 seconds, the game ends. You can still play the last streak beyond the 30 seconds until the first mistake is made. Be fast and precise. Little tip: Long streaks without mistakes are valuable!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 158,3
High Score: 310
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 166,7
High Score: 405
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 128,2
High Score: 239
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, speed of action, shoulder vision, cognitive flexibility, anticipation, decision making
Score
Points depend on the size (small +3; medium +2; large +1) and the color (same color +1) of the target you hit. The faster you hit the targets, the sooner you come into areas where the points per hit are multiplied by a high number (factor goes up to 4). If time passes, the factor becomes smaller again. Example: First hit (small block; same color); 4 points (3 + 1 × 1)
In our 360 degree animation, you can see many objects flying around at different heights. At the top edge, you can see which target you must drop next. First of all, the shape of the target is crucial. You can get points for this. If you also hit the same colour target, you will get more points. Fast hits in a row and hits on very small targets are rewarded with extra factors. Little tip: Memorise the next targets and you can play faster. Decide quickly, otherwise it will be too late.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 58,5
High Score: 131
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 39,0
High Score: 100
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 17,1
High Score: 35
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, action speed, shoulder vision, cognitive flexibility, anticipation, decision making, teamwork
Score
Points depend on the size (small +3; medium +2; large +1) and the color (same color +1) of the target you hit. The faster you hit the targets, the sooner you come into areas where the points per hit are multiplied by a high number (factor goes up to 4). If time passes, the factor becomes smaller again. Example: First hit (small block; same color); 4 points (3 + 1 × 1)
Search together for the appropriate target. In our 360 degree animation, you can see many objects flying around at different heights. At the top, you can see which targets you must hit next. First of all, the shape of the target is crucial. If you also hit targets of the same colour, you will get more points. Fast hits in a row and hits on very small targets are rewarded with extra factors. But beware: Only one of you should take the next hit. Who is in the best position? Work with commands. Teamwork is the key to success!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 62,1
High Score: 138
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 58,6
High Score: 130
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 50,9
High Score: 86
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, cognitive flexibility, shoulder gaze, working memory, pre-orientation
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Observe the 360 degree field of play well. You will see a lower and an upper colour of the ring. Change (flip) the two ring colours with a throw on the plate with the ring in question. The upper colour of the ring must always match the colour of the falling dots. Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. Little tip: Watch what happens behind your back. You must keep an eye on everything, because even one mistake unfortunately means “GAME OVER” for you!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 17,5
High Score: 40
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 11,4
High Score: 22
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 9,0
High Score: 28
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, cognitive flexibility, shoulder gaze, inhibition, working memory
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Observe the 360 degree field of play well. You will see a lower and an upper colour of the ring. Change (flip) the two ring colours with a throw on the plate with the ring in question. The upper colour of the ring must always match the colour of the falling dots. But “Confusion” would not be “Confusion” if you did not have special rules. For the rings with arrows, you must think the other way around and for the rings with a “2x” sign, you must throw twice to flip. Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. Little tip: Watch what happens behind your back. You must keep an eye on everything, because even one mistake unfortunately means “GAME OVER” for you!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 8,7
High Score: 34
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 7,0
High Score: 17
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 7,8
High Score: 16
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, cognitive flexibility, shoulder vision, working memory, pre-orientation, communication, teamwork
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Observe the 360 degree field of play well. You will see a lower and an upper colour of the ring. Change (flip) the two ring colours by throwing the ring onto the plate if necessary. The upper colour of the ring must always match the colour of the falling dots. Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. Little tip: Split yourselves up well, talk to each other! You must have everything in view, because even the first mistake unfortunately means “GAME OVER” for you!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 12,0
High Score: 22
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 10,7
High Score: 35
Level Professional
Ø (Durchschnitt): 9,5
High Score: 11
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, cognitive flexibility, shoulder vision, inhibition, working memory, communication, teamwork
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Together, you must flip as many rings as possible to the right colour. By throwing the ring onto the plate, you change the upper and lower colour. But be careful with the special tasks: “You might get confused”! For the arrows, the “wrong” colour must be on top. For double rings, you must throw twice to flip. Every dot that hits the right ring scores you one point. Little tip: Divide the tasks; you must be able to see everything! Talk to each other and play precisely. Be the team that survives the longest.
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 53
High Score: 106
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 41,0
High Score: 87
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 4,0
High Score: 11
What do you train?
Gaze behaviour, concentration, cognitive flexibility, shoulder gaze, working memory, pre-orientation
Score
Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point.
Observe the 360 degree field of play well. You will see a lower and an upper colour of the ring. Change (flip) the two ring colours with a throw on the plate with the ring in question. The upper colour of the ring must always match the colour of the falling dots. Each dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. Little tip: Watch what happens behind your back. You must keep an eye on everything, because even one mistake unfortunately means “GAME OVER” for you!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 17,5
High Score: 40
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 11,4
High Score: 22
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 9,0
High Score: 28
What do you train?
Inhibition, pre-orientation, shoulder vision, speed of action
Score
The time is taken for every target you hit. Your score is the average time of hits in milliseconds (ms).
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 1.993s
High Score: 1.359s
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 2.111s
High Score: 1.665s
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 2.088s
High Score: 1.442s
What do you train?
Pre-orientation, inhibition, shoulder vision, speed of action
Score
The time is taken for every target you hit. Your score is the average time of hits in milliseconds (ms).
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 1.876s
High Score: 1.414s
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 2.393s
High Score: 1.576s
Level Professional
Ø (Durchschnitt): 2.417s
High Score: 1.735s
What do you train?
Pre-orientation, working memory, gaze behaviour, shoulder gaze, turning left and right
Score
The score depends on the size of the balloon when the ball hits it. If the balloon reaches a certain size, you get no points for a hit.
You play in a Mars landscape on different coloured balloons. You start the game by throwing onto the big ball. The moment you hit the ball, it changes colour. Other balls behind you open immediately. Turn around and throw as quickly as possible at the balloons with the colour of the big ball of your chip-ball. Being fast pays off. Our tip: You can take your time for the throw between rounds. Afterwards, you must explode!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 637,0
High Score: 1050
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 1208,6
High Score: 1370
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 1198,7
High Score: 1676
What do you train?
Inhibition, pre-orientation, open position, shoulder view, concentration, creativity
Score
Each goal you hit scores you one point. For each color the points are added up.
Prove yourself one on one. The game is played on goals. Each of you will be assigned a colour. Score as many goals of your colour as possible within the playing time. But be careful, the goals change fast and often. Confuse your opponent calmly by intercepting their ball from time to time. Put your body between the ball and your opponent. No fouls! Be fast and alert. The one who collects the most points wins!
What do you train?
Inhibition, cognitive flexibility, gaze behaviour, shoulder gaze, concentration
Score
The first dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. For the next one you get one pint more. The maximum score for a hit is five. But if one dot hits a misplaced ring the points start again from one.
Start your points streak. Different coloured dots fall down onto the rings. Flip the rings with a throw onto the plate of the ring so that the right colour is on top. The top colour of the ring must match the colour of the dots. Each correct ring earns you one point. Your streak will stop if you make a mistake. But beware, there are special rules: If you see an arrow (reverse), the “wrong” colour must be at the top. Rings with the inscription “2x” must be thrown twice to flip. After 30 seconds, the game ends. However, you may still play your last streak beyond the 30 seconds until the first mistake is made. Be fast and precise. Little tip: Long streaks without mistakes are valuable!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 137,2
High Score: 270
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 60,9
High Score: 90
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 23,1
High Score: 57
What do you train?
Inhibition, cognitive flexibility, eye movement
Score
The first dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. For the next one you get one pint more. The maximum score for a hit is five. But if one dot hits a misplaced ring the points start again from one.
Start your point streak. Different coloured dots fall down onto the rings. Flip the rings with a throw onto the plate of the ring so that the right colour is on top. The top colour of the ring must match the colour of the dots. Each correct ring earns you one point. Your streak will stop if you make a mistake. But beware, there are special rules: If you see an arrow (reverse), the “wrong” colour must be at the top. Rings with the inscription “2x” must be thrown twice to flip. After 30 seconds, the game ends. You can still play the last streak beyond the 30 seconds until the first mistake is made. Be fast and precise. Little tip: Long streaks without mistakes are valuable!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 158,3
High Score: 310
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 166,7
High Score: 405
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 128,2
High Score: 239
What do you train?
Inhibition, cognitive flexibility, gaze behaviour, shoulder gaze, concentration
Score
The first dot that hits the correctly placed ring scores you one point. For the next one you get one pint more. The maximum score for a hit is five. But if one dot hits a misplaced ring the points start again from one.
Start your points streak. Different coloured dots fall down onto the rings. Flip the rings with a throw onto the plate of the ring so that the right colour is on top. The top colour of the ring must match the colour of the dots. Each correct ring earns you one point. Your streak will stop if you make a mistake. But beware, there are special rules: If you see an arrow (reverse), the “wrong” colour must be at the top. Rings with the inscription “2x” must be thrown twice to flip. After 30 seconds, the game ends. However, you may still play your last streak beyond the 30 seconds until the first mistake is made. Be fast and precise. Little tip: Long streaks without mistakes are valuable!
Level Beginner
Ø (Average): 137,2
High Score: 270
Level Advanced
Ø (Average): 60,9
High Score: 90
Level Professional
Ø (Average): 23,1
High Score: 57
