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

The Fervid Phase: The Dedication (U-16)

Development of individual skills – individual, group and team tactics:

This is a critical time in the player’s development. Continue Reading

The Formal Phase: The Commitment (U-14)

Development of individual skills – individual and small group tactics:

Adult standards and formal rules become applicable. Continue Reading

FOUNDATION PHASE: THE ROMANCE (U-12)

Development of individual skills — individual and small group tactics:

The effect of the role model is very important at this stage of development. 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’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

Wall Ball is a great way to practice your soccer skills

 
If you read Wall Ball Part 1 you know that playing against a wall is one of the best ways for soccer players to practice on your own.

Now, here is a great program for players of all skill levels: Continue Reading