@@kryss2056 If you're struggling to to that with both feet , just strike the bottom half of the ball and try to keep you leg closer to your body(like don't let your legs separate too much). Try learning this with both feet , but you could just learn it with your dominant foot and try to mirror that on your weak foot. Hope this helps 😁
@@tyresesmith7795 nah nah i used to be a goalkeeper so i know the right technique, i just can’t do it with my weak foot, let alone get the ball from the ground
@@kryss2056 Well I suggest getting comfortable with your weak foot which can be done with drills whether that's using passing drills or what ever on the internet. The wall is your best friend if you don't have somebody to pass too. At the end then I think you should just mirror you dominant foots technique onto the weak foot.
Players these days are just not one footed they don't use their strong foot as well as they could. Players rarely use the outside of the foot these days. Meaning they need at least one touch to get the ball in the position they want. At the highest level you've got to be able to do a massive amount with one touch. Two or three touches loses you that element of surprise.
I've actually been able to train my weaker foot so when I injured my big toe on my left foot by clashing with a player, I was still able to use my right foot to play because I had worked on it a lot.
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Can you do one with right foot
I followed all these things and was able to:
Pass
Dribble
Shoot(with no power)
But I'll definitely learn to adjust that.
i just can’t get myself to even lift the ball from the ground while shooting or passing, any tips?
@@kryss2056 If you're struggling to to that with both feet , just strike the bottom half of the ball and try to keep you leg closer to your body(like don't let your legs separate too much). Try learning this with both feet , but you could just learn it with your dominant foot and try to mirror that on your weak foot. Hope this helps 😁
@@tyresesmith7795 nah nah i used to be a goalkeeper so i know the right technique, i just can’t do it with my weak foot, let alone get the ball from the ground
@@kryss2056 Well I suggest getting comfortable with your weak foot which can be done with drills whether that's using passing drills or what ever on the internet. The wall is your best friend if you don't have somebody to pass too. At the end then I think you should just mirror you dominant foots technique onto the weak foot.
My left is great I just want it to get better
it's still hard to train a non-working leg
Lol i litteraly cant even do anything with my right foot so i really gotta train it
Being able to pass and shoot both footed can make you very unpredictable which is good.
Players these days are just not one footed they don't use their strong foot as well as they could. Players rarely use the outside of the foot these days. Meaning they need at least one touch to get the ball in the position they want. At the highest level you've got to be able to do a massive amount with one touch. Two or three touches loses you that element of surprise.
I've actually been able to train my weaker foot so when I injured my big toe on my left foot by clashing with a player, I was still able to use my right foot to play because I had worked on it a lot.
I’m so happy that I’m ambidextrous.
Ahhh I need to work to be that 😅😂
Das so cool
Its called football