I played my first soccer season this year, and I am in the 9th grade.

I want to do better. Continue Reading

It’s not every day that I find legitimate soccer value in a simple, addicting game, but “Super World Cup Free-Kicks” from Owensworld is just such a game, since it helps players understand the physics of kicking and “spin” on the ball. Continue Reading

Fish in a Barrel is a practice game that helps players improve their passing and kicking skills. Continue Reading

The Follow Your Shot game is a fun shooting game that also helps players remember to follow their shots to capitalize on rebounds. Continue Reading

I live in Canada, and soccer is not exactly the most popular sport here. As a result, when I’m away from my team, I don’t really have anyone to practice with.

What are the best ways to practice on my own? Continue Reading

I’m new to soccer, but I found I am a real natural. I got good at dribbling, tactics, long passes, and short passes.
I seem to be able to do fast curve balls that normally hit the target, but I cant seem to get Gerrard style power shots. Continue Reading

All you need to practice soccer is you, a ball, and a wall

Simply put, wall ball is practicing your soccer skills using a wall to stop the ball and to return the ball to you. Continue Reading

I would like to know how to put on top-spin or no spin at all on the ball, so I can make the ball dip when I take free kicks. Continue Reading

Once players have mastered the beginner “Dots” game, you can begin this progression. Remember it’s also useful for players to revisit these fundamentals even after they’ve gained experience with the skills. Continue Reading

Dots is a practice game that trains foot-eye coordination and kicking skills. The beginner progression is great for new players, but can also be useful for experiences players looking to practice their form. Continue Reading