You need to go to practice, of course. And you need to listen to your coach – while you’re with him anyway.
The “drills” (way overused term) you do at practice are fine, can be fun and may help a little as you loosen up.
But these run-of-the-mill exercises simply do not give you enough touches of the ball – and that’s the key.
This is not a personal assault of your coach and it is most definitely not your fault – it’s the only way you’ve been taught.
But that does not make it right (OR effective)!
You need touches of the soccer ball. Period.
The only way to get these is individualized training that YOU control and that YOU can do by yourself and not with your team.
Thousands of youth soccer players around the country have relied on this soccer training program to give them the skill set to advance in soccer.
See for yourself how this is different than your normal drills and learn the techniques others have used to propel their soccer skills.
Learn more about the #1 rated soccer training program.
You can either go to your practice twice a week and run around going through the motions or you can take the next steps and maximize your soccer potential.
[Every soccer club should provide this program but then they couldn’t charge those high club fees in order to pay for the coaches…]
And don’t tell your coach. He’ll take the credit even though you have done all the work!