Soccer Dribbling and Shooting Techniques

What should you do with your dominant foot when starting to dribble a soccer ball?

• Kick the ball hard

• Point your toe down and lock your ankle

• Use your non-dominant foot

• Stand still

When dribbling, how should you keep the ball in relation to your body?

• Two steps away

• One step away

• Three steps away

• Five steps away

Fill in the blank: To prepare for the next touch, step down with your dominant foot and step forward with your ________ foot.

• non-dominant

• dominant

• left

• right

How many touches should you dribble with your dominant foot before switching sides?

• 3 touches

• 4 touches

• 5 touches

• 6 touches

What is the primary foot for dribbling after switching sides?

• Dominant foot

• Non-dominant foot

• Left foot

• Right foot

Fill in the blank: As you approach the ball to shoot, place your non-dominant foot just ________ the ball.

• A) in front of

• B) behind

• C) beside

• D) over

What should you do with your toe when striking the ball?

• Point it up

• Point it down

• Keep it flat

• Curl it

Fill in the blank: After striking the ball, follow through with your ________ foot.

• non-dominant

• dominant

• left

• right

What should your upper body do when striking the ball?

• Lean back

• Stay upright

• Lean over the ball

• Twist sideways

Fill in the blank: Try striking the ball with your ________ foot using the same process.

• non-dominant

• dominant

• left

• right