Soccer. What are some skills we use in soccer? DribblingTrappingKickingShootingPassingTacklingBlocking.

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Soccer

What are some skills we use in soccer? DribblingTrappingKickingShootingPassingTacklingBlocking

Keys to Dribbling  Keep ball close and in front of body by using taps  Use the inside and outside of feet.  Use both feet  Use traps to control ball  Eyes up

Dribble Rap  Dribble, dribble, dribble,  Tap, Tap, Tap  With the inside and outside of my feet, I do my dribble rap.  I keep my ball close, and I use Traps. Eyes UP!

Keys to Kicking  Eyes on ball  Approach/run to ball, and step next to ball with opposite foot  Bend kicking leg back  Use inside or top of foot.  Contact point-middle of ball  Extend Leg and follow through to target

Playing Defense/Tackling

Keys to Tackling  Get into position in front of the player  Block ball with inside of the foot  Or Poke the ball away from the side without making contact with player with the ball  Always stay on your feet! This is our safety rule.

G Play your position

Playing Your Positions