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Get ball dribbling tips and moves in these free beginner soccer skills videos. Learn how to play the game of soccer, football, or futbol.
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Get tips on changing speeds when dribbling a soccer ball in this free beginner soccer (football or futbol) skills video lesson.
Do a Matthew's Turn to get past a defender; learn how plus get expert tips on dribbling the soccer ball in this free beginner soccer (football or futbol) skills video lesson.
Roll a soccer ball across a defender, then use the other side of your foot to cut it back. Learn how to fake and get past a defender when dribbling the soccer ball with the tips in this free beginner soccer (football or futbol) skills video lesson.
Use a scissors turn to beat an opponent in soccer; learn how plus get tips on soccer fakes and turns in this free beginner soccer (football or futbol) skills video lesson.
Shield the soccer ball away from a defender; learn how plus get tips on dribbling soccer balls in this free beginner soccer (football or futbol) skills video lesson.
Use fakes, turns and dribbling techniques to attack an opponent and keep the ball away from the defender when playing soccer; learn how in this free beginner soccer (football or futbol) skills video lesson.
Controlling the ball is an essential soccer playing skill. Learn how to control the ball when dribbling with the tips in this free beginner soccer (football or futbol) skills video lesson.
Change direction when dribbling a soccer ball; learn how plus get expert soccer playing tips and techniques in this free beginner soccer (football or futbol) skills video lesson.
The exact origins of the game of soccer are a bit muddy. However, it is known that a soccer-like game has been played around the world for about 3,000 years. The game as we know it was conceived in England. Soccer, or football, was a very violent sport that had no rules. There were actually laws passed to stop the game, but they failed. Soccer later adopted rules and became the game it is today, though hooliganism remains as a vestige of simpler, more brutal times.
Soccer is the world’s most popular game! It is said that there are more than two billion soccer fans around the globe. In these free beginner soccer skills videos, get ball dribbling tips and moves to improve your game. Our expert soccer coach will show you how to change speeds, how to do Matthew’s turn, how to do a scissors turn, shielding and dribbling against an opponent, and changing directions. Watch these online soccer lessons and learn how to get the announcer to shout “Goal!” for your team.
Mark Wilson Mark Wilson played youth level through high school and then on to University of Paisley (Scotland). He captained the team in his final year & assisted in the development of all University soccer operations. Wilson played at the men’s club level in Scotland and has featured in exhibition games for MLS in CT, as well as against the former NY Metrostars at Giants stadium. <p> Wilson has 13 years from the youth and collegiate game in Scotland and across the Atlantic to the US, coaching high school girls and boys in CT & MA. Mark Wilson has been involved with the NJ ODP program as a lead evaluator since 2000 and now continues to coach premier boys & girls soccer from U10 through U19, including current head coach of the Lehigh Valley Premier girls program in PA. <p> Wilson currently serves as the director of Marketing for United Soccer Academy Inc. and the US Sports Institute, the leading providers of youth soccer & sport education on the east coast. <p> SFA Basic First Aid certificate 1997 <br> SFA Working with youth footballers certificate 1997 <br> SFA Early Touches certificate 1997 <br> SFA Coaching youth footballers 1999 <br> SFA Youth team management module 1999 <br> SFA Physical preparation module 1999 <br> US Soccer Federation Licensed 2000. <br> NSCAA National Coaching Diploma 2001. <br> NSCAA Advanced National Coaching Diploma 2002. <br> NSCAA Premier Coaching Diploma 2005. dkdk
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