(READ) To Score Every Freekick!!!

Becoming good at free kicks can make you indispensable to your team, and is an easy way to score goals. Kicking the ball past the wall and past the keeper, isn't easy, but after following this guide and implementing its techniques, you will be able to do it.

How to Kick a Free Kick

Shooting a free kick into the net is incredibly satisfying, but it’s also hard. You need to learn proper technique if you want to become successful.

Shooting a free kick is more than just shooting technique. It also requires technique specifically for kicking a free kick.

There are four key steps that you have to perform:

1. Place the Ball

You can’t move the ball much, but you can set it down. Set it down so it is on a good part of the field if you can, not in dirt or uneven terrain.

2. Look

Look at the wall and look at the goalie. You should be thinking about where you want to place the ball, or where you want to cross the ball. Before you step back, decide where you will place the ball.

3. Step Back

Take a few steps back. Don’t take like 6 steps back. Just take two or three.

Take a deep breathe. It will help calm you.

Relax, tensing up can hurt your technique.

4. Look

Before you kick the ball, glance one more time at the position of the goalie and wall (and teammates if you’re looking to cross).

Then look at the ball, run forward and kick it.

Getting the Ball Past the Wall

The wall is your first obstacle. If you don’t get the ball past the wall, your free kicks will be unsuccessful. So how do you kick it past the wall? There are three ways:

Air

The most obvious and common route is to kick the ball above the wall.

To accomplish this, you should kick the ball in the lower portion.

Getting the ball in the air and over the wall is fairly easy, but you can’t kick the ball over the goal.

It takes practice to determine how high you should kick it (based on distance) and how you should do this. This is a skill that only comes with hours of practicing free kicks.

Ground

A cheeky way to beat the wall is to strike it on the ground. Oftentimes, the wall will jump, allowing the ball to go under them. You can get off a hard shot this way and the goalie won’t expect it.

This is something to experiment, but you shouldn't rely on it too much. If the other team predicts it, your free kick will be wasted.

Bend

Perhaps the best way, it to bend the ball around the wall.

If you bend the ball, you can avoid the wall entirely.

The key is to

1. Get the ball on goal
2. Put power on the kick

When you bend the ball, there is a real miss of missing to the right or left. Additionally, people tend to put less power on a bended shot (which can result in an easy save for the keeper).

Soccer Free Kick Tips

Relax

Many players get nervous and tense up during a free kick. This usually results in the ball hitting the wall or going over the goal. Relax, breath, and kick with confidence. You can do this.

Don’t Kick it Weak

I have seen some players chip the ball over the wall, allowing the goalkeeper to easily catch it. While its important to avoid kicking it over the goal, you still need to hit it with pace.

Take it With Confidence

Often, many players on the team want to take a free kick. If you know that you have a good free kick, don’t be afraid to step up and say “hey, I’m going to take it.” 

5 Tips To Juggle Like A Pro - Pro Soccer Skills

If professional soccer players have anything in common, it is this: Most of them can juggle for a long, long time.

Juggling is considered by many to be the ultimate skill for soccer players, because it emphasizes technical skills and does a great job of getting your feet comfortable with the ball. While most first-time jugglers might only be able to keep the ball in the air for two or three touches, practice can lead to quick results. The best soccer players can juggle as long as they want.

Dylan Tooby has experience coaching both college and youth soccer teams. He has always emphasized juggling to his players.

"If you can control the ball in the air," Dylan said, "you can control the ball on the ground, which is where the ball is normally."

Dylan has several points of emphasis for those new to juggling:

• Keep your toe down and ankle locked, and try to hit the ball with the laces of your shoe.                               
• Start with the ball in your hand, drop it to your dominant foot and hit it back into your hands. Then you can try to hit it twice with your dominant foot. Keep progressing.                                                                        
• Once you're comfortable just using your dominant foot, try alternating feet.                                                     
• Set goals for yourself. Try to get five touches without using your hands by the end of the week. Once you reach that, go for 10 the next week.                                                                                                              
• Practice! Hard work gets results.

Here is a video of Dylan explaining the basics of juggling: ----------------------------------------------->

Top 5 Moves to Beat a Defender

Hey its Joel again. Do you want to be able to beat defenders with ease this season? Do you want to have the best 1 v 1 skills in your team? Well I have some good news now you can. I made this video to help you guys have the most effective skills.

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Now I know what your saying," I got better skills than him or I can make a better video". Well I will start making better videos. Anyways these moves are proven to beat any defender, from your rec league opponent to Sergio Ramos or Puyol .

If you want to be better at football/soccer you have to put in the work. Are you truly working every day to improve you skills? Are you really not making excuses to train  at least an hour a day?
And to finish think about this," What are you going to do today to make you a better player tomorrow" - Joel Morales



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3 Tips To Play Better This Season

    Hey guys its Joel. Today i want to share 3 football/soccer tips to improve your game. What ever your goal is in this game, you will succeed with these tips.
 
                                                               Tip #1- No Excuses
I honestly used to always say" I will train tomorrow." When i finally learned to stop making excuses, I saw my football results sky rocket because I learned to live in the present. So if you want to become better player STOP MAKING EXCUSES!!! You don't need fancy equipment all you need is a ball.

                                                               Tip #2-Play Quicker
Every time you go practice you have to play quicker. You have to act like if you were in a real game situation. This means when your practicing shooting, Can you do it quicker?  When your passing and receiving against a wall, Can you do it quicker?  When your dribbling, Can you do it quicker. Playing quickly will help you be prepared for real life defenders sprinting at you.

                                                                Tip #3-Mentality
How many times have you beaten yourself up for a bad shot or move? How many times have you said to yourself "You better not mess up!!" You most likely did mess up because you were not being positive. I know I have done this in the past. It all comes down to mentality. For example Messi. This guy is the best because he always talks to himself positively and learns from his mistakes. If you want to get anywhere in this game it comes down to mentality. If you talk to yourself positively and learn from your mistakes I promise you that you will become a better player. 

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