A short pass is a type of pass between teammates, traveling between 2-15 yards, or roughly 1.8-13.7 meters, on average. These passes keep defenders on their toes and open up space in all areas of the field for subsequent passes. Short passes can happen anywhere and are critical for buildup play and creating scoring chances.

The short pass is the simplest and most basic type in football. It is a pass that covers a short distance, usually between two to five meters, and is performed with the inside of the foot. It retains control and moves the ball around quickly, avoiding pressure from the opponents.

The short pass is a fundamental technique in football that allows players to make accurate and controlled passes over short distances. To execute a short pass, use the inside of your foot and the push pass technique. This technique involves pushing the ball with the inside of your foot while keeping it close to the ground.

In football, we talk about a shortpass when we pass the ball at ground level. This makes it easier for the team-mate you're passing to, to control the ball, even if one of you has a tendency to lack precision.