Shooting in Football :: Papers

Shooting in foot dinner dress How to shoot Kicking is the basis of football (soccer). There are deuce types of shots - ground and air. Ground shots On ground shots the supporting (non- blushing) leg is more(prenominal) important than the squawk leg. In order to produce a groovy shot youll need balance. The right way to keep your balance is to orient your supporting foot in line with the ball. By stepping a diminished behind you will produce a high kick (most raw players that are not taught how to shoot do not know or so keeping the leg in line with the ball and when they try to kick hard the ball always rises). The second important thing in ground shooting is that in order to get the maximum big businessman in a shot, the knee of your kicking leg has to be preceding(prenominal) the ball at the moment your foot and the ball touch. The follow-through is a swing of your leg after youve touched the ball. You should follow-through in the foc ussing of your aim. If you have trouble understanding this concept try landing on your kicking or think about touching the knee of your kicking leg in your opposite shoulder after you kick the ball. aviation shots On air shots you have to ad on the dot to the flight of the ball by moving your legs very quickly with short steps. After you decide that youre in the right spot then you swing at the ball. Some shots choose jumping. Be very careful when doing so and time your jump, just like when taking a header. How to practice shooting First start practicing your technique, then render accuracy to it, and then you worry about power. Start just by shooting a still ball and then add one or more of the things below. Ground shots Shooting a ball at a goal Shooting from a lower tumble Shooting a moving ball Shooting while bit in the direction of the goal