What is a good drill in soccer to improve in hard shots and good aim?
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Our coach used to set up 55 gallong rubbermaid trash cans and we'd have to hit them with enough force to knock them over.  Since they are smaller than a goal from 30-40 feet away it makes a pretty good challenge just to consistantly hit it.  \n\nOf Course when I last played soccer I was only 14.
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The important thing to get good at dribbling is to become confident and comfortable with it and repetition is the way to do that. I suggest a drill whereby you dribble the ball with your strong hand for five times, cross it over to your weaker hand for five times and then do five crossovers (strong to weak, weak to strong). Increase the pace as you grow more comfortable with it. Start out stationary, then add movements - first going forward, then practicing lateral movements, and then alternating forward and sideways movements.\n\nRemember that the key thing is NOT to try something flash (like through the legs and behind the back dribbles) but to just keep the ball in constant control. If you find that it is your weaker hand that is letting you down, then work on that more.
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not sure if it is on this site but worth to check it out\n\nhttp://expertfootball.com/training/tricks.php
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Read the fifa website and familiarise yourself with the rules of the game.  I presume you are looking for help learning to play the game.  there are a few skills to learn, which would be helpful.  Best thing to do is find some friends who want to play, but if youre on your own...\n\nPassing:  learn to pass by kicking the ball against a wall.  Kicking the ball with the inside of your foot is best way.  Learn how much power you need to hit the ball.  After you have the hang of it, aim for certain targets on the wall, to improve accuracy.  Try passing the ball both on the ground and in the air against the wall.  Dont be scared to use both feet, and if one of them is better than the other, dont fret, this is normal.  Get someone to help and practice passing the ball further distances.\n\nShooting:  Much the same as passing, but with more power and accuracy required.  It would be good to have friend to go in goals for this, if you dont have goals, just use what you have (like a couple of jackets against the wall).  Hit with inside of foot, keep your head over the ball - the further back your body is when you hit a shot the more likely the ball is to go into the air.  Again, try to hit the ball with the inside of your foot for more accuracy.  \n\nHeading:  Again, get some help.  Get the friend to throw the ball to you and head it back in their direction.  If your friend is also learning, see how many times you can keep the ball in the air with heading it alone.  \n\nKeepie ups:  These may look like fun, but in fact help a lot\nto improve your overall control.  Keep the ball in the air by flicking it up with your foot, and see how many times you can keep it up using your feet, knees, chest and head.\n\nTackling: Can only really be practiced in a game.  When tackling, go for the ball, not the feet, and never tackle someone from directly behind.  Warning though:  sliding challenges should never be done on hard surfaces or plastic pitches unless you want a nasty gash on your leg.  My advice is just get stuck in!  Dont be scared to tackle.\n\nDribbling (running with the ball): set up cones in a line, if you dont have them use your imagination!  Run with the ball through and around these cones.   Better to learn in a game, you will pick up how people take the ball past others.  \n\nThe overall idea is to have fun.  Get some friends together and have a kickabout in the park.  You will learn far more from this than what i have detailed above.  Try searching yahoo for sites which give training techniques.  If you dont have anyone to play with, just take the ball and mess about with it, there is no better way to learn: i was never without one at my feet as a youngster!  Hope this helps :)
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I got an easy solution for you...\nJust Check it out for yourself!\nThe Brazilians video is off the chain!\n\nI also like Ronaldiho's moves.He admited that playing indoor futbol in Brazil,got him to be so good at moves.Henry is the best in the world at making a move then suddently shooting and scoring.
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I played keeper last year it a hard job and a easy job.Like the first guy said work on falling or they will score on you all today.Make sure to work on your punts and free kicks, goal kicks.Practice alot it does make a different.And when it one on one you versus the forward or the attacker charged them if your in HS most kid get scared and mess and stretch your body when you charged the attacker.And comfort in the goal box.Good luck
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Jorge had a lot of advice for you. I too have been soccer for years. The easiest way for me is to slide in. you have to be quick and cut the player sharply and off-course. You must be able to pick yourself up quickly off the ground as you tackle, and be able to dribble. Slide-tackling works best when there are open players to pass to after you retrieved the ball.\n\nGood luck!
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watch and learn\n\nsupport your players\n\npass it accurately - time the players running and keep pace with your dribbling and passing\n\nbe in the right place at the right time - practice sprinting - control - dribbling - HEADERS
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first, strive to be ambidextrous (ability to dribble with both hands). then learn the Spin Move, Pivoting, Thru The Legs, Windmill, Butterfly, Spider, Etc. Basics are all the same. Juz Pass the ball more often & avoid too much body contact with opponents. we're not professionals anyway. Let the Centre or Forwards do the scoring job.
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Tap L1 3 times and you can do special moves with players like Ronaldinho, Zidane, Lampard, Ronaldo, C. Ronaldo, Joe Cole. Players that are good dribblers..
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There's a lot of useful information at this website:\n\nhttp://sportsvl.com/soccer/general/training.html\n\nBelieve in yourself. \nWork at it. \nNever give up. \n \nGood luck!
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To train my legs as a goalie i put pieces of plywood on the ground and jump them one at a time or in session with either both feet or just one. Very rough on the legs to start but it pays off on the ice. Skipping is deffinately a good drill to train with.
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overall: after every game, ask your coach bout your mistakes and how you can improve. shooting: you have to do a lot to improve..oh, ask your coach/friends on how to bend your hand too.(different people, different positions so try all of them then use the one that you think is best!)  talking to your coach: write what you want to say somewhere that you can see, then give it to her or read it out.\ni hope it helps!!
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Find another decent soccer player and challenge them. It really does work because it makes you compete and try harder, trying to beat them. I like doing that. And when you're juggling, try to keep your feet at a 90 degree angle, straight forward. It works.
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A good foundation for most of the drills I use is the circle drill. A coaches tosses the ball to a passer, the ball is passed to a catcher who hands the ball off to the coach. The passer becomes the catcher, the catcher moves to the line to become the passer. Most volleyball teams use a similar format. This keeps the players involved in the drill and you don't have to chase balls.\n\nWith the foundation of the circle drill, you can practice other skills. \n - receiving: 3 players ready to receive a serve. Whom ever picks up the serve becomes the catcher. The space is filled by the next in line.\n - communication: two players standing in the middle of the court. When signaled the sprint to the sideline and return to pick up a tossed ball without banging into each other. Calling out the ball is necessary. Use circle drill foundation.\n - ball control/hand-eye coordination: Using circle drill, have the players pass the ball back to themselves. Bump the ball in the air but they must clap 5 times (spin around, whatever) and catch the ball before it lands.\n\nThere are numerous drills. The key is to correct before bad habits are formed. Good Luck!
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Start kicking the ball to a wall...control it when it comes back... kick it again... tons of times... day after day...  until u get confident with control and power of kick.\nThat is a first step.\n\nposted later ---> Indian yoga or meditation??? wtf??? that's why India sucks in soccer!!!\nConcentration??? Unless you are a pro... succer is fantasy, free your mind from any tought (including the one that forces you to "concentrate")
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here are a couple to have a look at enjoy\n\nhttp://www.footy4kids.co.uk/\neven though its for kids all ages can adapt to these or the coach can work out an allternitive\n\nhttp://www.joesoccer.com/info/games.html\n\nhttp://www.decatursports.com/soccerdrills.htm\n\nhttp://www.soccerclub.com/training/drills/default.asp\n\ni hope theese are of use to you