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Today we are learning how to juggle a soccer ball with your feet.
Description: How to Juggle a Soccer Ball Yes, Soccer player will probably never stand
on the field during a game and juggle but soccer juggling is a great soccer skill to
improve ball control and first touch.
It's also an easy thing to do when soccer training on your own.
This Online Soccer Academy soccer drills video is geared towards beginner jugglers and soccer
coaches.
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Key Points: How to Coach Soccer Let the soccer ball drop low.
If the soccer ball is high in the air do not try to kick it.
Let it drop low.
How to Juggle.
Keep your ankle locked, not loose, and curl your foot back towards your shin.
You want your ankle hard like a rock, not loose like jello.
So when the soccer ball hits your foot it bounces off as if it hit a rock.
If your foot is loose like jello your foot will absorb the pressure of the ball.
Do not curl your foot back all the way to your shin.
If you do this, it will cause the soccer ball to come back and hit you in the shins.
If you don't curl your foot back and you point your toe down, the ball will hit your foot
and go forward away from you.
Soccer Players.
Make contact with your laces, specifically the part of your laces near the base of your
toes.
The ball should have back spin.
Keep your juggling foot out in front of you when juggling, not behind you.
Do not bring your foot all the way back when you juggle.
A juggling touch requires little movement.
If you bring your foot to far back it takes to much time to bring it forward and make
contact with the soccer ball.
Football Soccer.
Keep your eyes on the ball.
Coaching Soccer.
Exercise Player Can Do: Drills for Soccer.
An soccer exercise we can do to soccer practice.
Start off practicing your foot juggling tricks motion without the ball.
This will get you use to how your technique will feel.
Once comfortable get the soccer ball out.
Using your hands toss the ball up, juggle it once and catch it.
As you feel confident go for two juggles and catch it, three juggles and catch it.
Then continue to the point where you don't catch it and you only pick the soccer ball
up with your hands when it drops.
How to Soccer.
Do this for 10-15 minutes.
Juggling is not soccer training you practice once and don't do again.
I'd suggest practicing soccer juggling for at least 10-15 minutes at the end of every
session you do.
Youth Soccer Drills.
Yes, when you get good you will start soccer juggling from the ground by doing a pick up
move with your feet.
But right now we are not working on pick up soccer moves from the ground, we are working
on feet juggling.
This is why I advise you to start with your hands, not your feet.
Reason being is so we focus on feet juggling, not juggling pick up soccer moves.
What Player Could Be Doing Wrong: Coaching Youth Soccer.
Some things you could be doing wrong.
If the soccer ball is going away from you in a forward direction you are not curling
your foot back towards your shin.
If the soccer ball is going to side of you when you take your touch then you are hitting
the outside of your foot.
Keep your eyes on the ball when you take your touch and hit the soccer ball with your laces,
near the base of your toes; not the outside of your foot.
Football Training.
Bonus Tips: How to Coach Youth Soccer.
Toss the soccer ball up in the air, don't just drop it at your foot.
Lots of soccer players just drop it or push the ball down and this doesn't give them enough
time to react to the soccer ball.
When your technique is great you don't have to kick the ball hard.
Lots of beginner soccer jugglers are use to having to kick so hard because their ankle
is not locked and it's loose like jello.
So when their technique improves and they learn to lock their ankle they kick the soccer
ball high up because now their technique is better but they are still kicking hard.
What I'm saying here is when you have great technique, you only need a little touch, not
a big one when juggling.
Only use your opposite foot when you are feeling confident on your dominant foot.
So once you can do 5 or 10 juggles on your dominant foot then start using your weaker
foot.
The same feet soccer juggling technique applies.
Be patient, be confident and enjoy the process of improving.
Beginner jugglers get very frustrated with soccer freestyle juggling because it's hard.
Don't get frustrated, take your time and remember small improvements daily equal big improvements
over time.
Be sure and use your juggling chart on your Online Soccer Academy profile to track your
progress!
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