Drills 
Get Outside! Try these killer moves and games on your own.
Remember, before you can execute a move properly you must first master it. Practice, practice, and practice some more in your yard or the park. When you’re finally comfortable; bring it to into your practices when appropriate. Only then when you’ve mastered the move should you break it out in a game situation. The move should come naturally with very little conscious thought and at that point it’s no longer just a move — it’s part of your game.
- Combat
- Cone Dribbling
- Gate Dribbling
- Kicking (wall) Straight and Angled
- Kicking (wall) Tennis and Squash
- Nutmeg
- Trashcan Kicking and Marbles
If you need some inspirtation, need to get psyched for a game, or just want to see some awesome soccer videos, check these videos out.
Soccer Slang
- Air Mail: A ball sent way over the head of the intended recipient
- Boot: Cleat
- Cheeky: A risky and technically difficult move.
- Equalizer: A game tying goal
- Field Goal: A ball kicked over the crossbar.
- Footie: Soccer
- Ghost: Extra defensive player that has no position and just wanders the field.
- Dig: Shot at Goal
- House: Home-field or the Net (e.g. “Protect this house”)
- Lollipop: To move the foot quickly round the ball without touching it but making the opposition think you’re going to.
- Missile: a very hard hit shot from far out that has nearly no arc and no dip and goes straight
- Onion Bag: Goal / Net
- Peno: Penalty
- Pitch: Field
- Postman: Someone who frequently hits the post with the ball
- PK: Penality Kick
- Rattler: To hit the post with the ball
- Turf Monster: Invisible monster that lives beneath the field. Occasionally comes up and trips a player when that are in the open field.
- Traffic: Players in the way
- Woodwork: Crossbar and goalposts
- Worm Burner: When the ball is shot or struck that it travels with great velocity just above the grass, such that the friction would “burn” any unlucky worms that happened to be on the surface.
