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EQUIPMENTS
The equipment that you must prepare includes:
1. Soccer shoes
2. Sock
3. Ball
PASSING
The passing technique in soccer is the most basic skill that must be mastered by soccer
players. Passing itself is moving the ball from one player to another player in a team. This
passing technique in soccer is not as simple as feeding the ball, but far from it. Players who
pass can be a technique to create opportunities to build attacks. Passing techniques are also
quite diverse, to be able to play the ball game to the fullest, you can do the following kinds of
passing in soccer!
1) Passing with inside foot.
How to pass using the inside foot is as follows:
a) The foot is placed on the side parallel to the ball, then the knee is bent.
b) The soccer foot forms a 90 degree angle with the fulcrum.
c) Body position behind the ball with a slightly upright position.
d) The kick starts from pulling the foot and swinging forward.
e) At the moment of contact the eyes look at the ball and continue to look at the target.
f) After kicking there is a follow-up movement or commonly called follow through.
2) Passing with outside foot.
a) The foot on the side is parallel to the ball, while the position of the foot is straight
back.b)
b) The foot of the football forms an angle of 30 degrees with the foot of the pedestal.
c) The position of the body is slightly inclined forward.
d) The kick starts from pulling the foot and swinging forward.
e) When the ball begins to hit the outside foot, the view is fixed on the ball and
continues the view on the target to be addressed.
f) After kicking there is a follow-up movement or commonly called follow through.
a) The feet are resting on parallel to the ball, the feet straight back.
b) The foot of the football forms 30 degrees with the foot of the pedestal.
c) Body position with a slight lean forward.
d) The kick starts from pulling the foot and swinging forward.
e) When hitting the instep, the eye sees the ball and then passes on to the target to be
aimed at or teammates.
f) After kicking there is a follow-up movement or commonly called follow through.