How to Play Soccer
... the ball harder to control but it will journey farther. Dribbling with the front of your foot will move the ball at a regular pace. Pass often. This is achieved by hitting the ball with ether side of your foot. Shooting, probably the most important maneuver. You want to be accurate and get your ball through the goal posts. The lower you hit the ball, the higher it will go in altitude and farther, and vice versa. Drink a lot of water to avoid dehydration. Always try to keep track of your teammates, and always keep your eyes on the ball. Communicate with your colleagues as to the strategy you want to use. Shout an order if you see an opportunity, but reserve this for important things; too many words can cause confusion. With ninety minutes of running ahead of you, you should save your energy for when it really counts. Don't run after the ball if you know it will be kicked back to your end. Shoot at the goal often; the goaltender might be caught off guard. If you see no window, pass to someone who may have an opportunity to score. Always be in control of the ball; don't dribble if you have nothing bett...