Summary: Shooting at the upper 90 in a direct free kick is easy with these tips, get expert advice on soccer and free kicks in this free video.
Ron Weisberg has had the soccer fever since he was 5 years old. He grew up playing club ball in North Texas, and then he helped his high school team make it to the playoffs for the...read more
"So when you're taking a direct free kick, you're usually going to be close to the goal. And what we want to talk about is the ''upper 90". Now what I mean by "upper 90" is the corners, the 90 degree angles. So we have four 90s. That's all 4 corners. So the upper 90 is going to be the top corners. And so when I say the "far post upper 90'', is that corner; the "near post upper 90", is that corner. So when you're taking a direct kick and you're close enough to the goal, you want to hit those upper 90s. Because when there's a wall there, you can't kick it low, 'cause all they have to do is stick out their foot to stop the ball."
eHow Article: Shooting at the Upper 90 in a Direct Free Kick