CUSTOM OUTDOOR
TRAINING SESSION
YOUTH SOCCER
KICKING/PASSING
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1v1 Soccer videos are not designed to teach proper
technique.
Instead, take advantage of the
resources linked at the end of this post.
These resources are the best of what is out there. These resources contain professional trainers
and skilled players correctly demonstrating (often in slow-motion) the techniques
you want to learn.
The purpose of 1v1 Soccer is to show parents how
to modify effective soccer instructional resources for home use. By applying these resources in the myriad of
different ways demonstrated on this site, you can help your child win the 1v1 soccer
battle.
There
are many components to a properly kicking a soccer ball. If any of these components are executed
incorrectly the entire kick breaks down.
Some of these components include:
Soccer
Hop
Load
Down
Swing
Placement
Of Plant Foot
Shape
Of Kicking Leg – V Shape
Shape
Of Striking Foot
Ball
Contacting Point
Eyes
On Ball
Body
Positioning
Shoulder
Positioning
Impact
Point
Follow
Through
There
is a soccer training DVD called Blast The Ball which is included with the
Soccer University DVD training series.
Blast The Ball covers nearly every element of a correct soccer
kick. I strongly recommend this
purchasing and reviewing this DVD to develop and master the various components
of properly kicking a soccer ball.
An
Outside Foot Kick/Pass involves kicking the ball with the outside of
your foot.
The
Outside Foot Ground Kick/Pass involves using the outside foot to kick
the ball along the ground in a specific direction. When passing to a teammate, this kick offers
less control than using the inside foot, but can be completed more quickly and
efficiently. It also puts you in a
better position to move around a defender after you complete the pass. This kick demands striking through the
center/top of the ball, keeping your shoulders over the ball, and a follow
through that stays parallel with the ground.
The
Outside Foot Ground Kick/Pass – Stationary Ball involves learning how to
properly kick a ball that is not moving along the ground using the outside foot. A stationary ball allows you to focus
exclusively on learning proper technique rather than worry about additional
elements connected to a moving ball.
The
Outside Foot Ground Kick/Pass – Forward Approaching Ball technique
involves learning how to use the Outside Foot to properly kick a ball that is
moving towards you and keep it on the ground.
Kicking/Passing
Outside
Foot Ground Kick/Pass – Stationary Ball
BTB
| 19:00
Outside
Foot Ground Kick/Pass – Forward Approaching Ball
BTB
| 19:00
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