Football shooting exercises are not only fun for the player, they are also one of the basic skills necessary to score goals.
Hendrick Kganyago Fast footwork with ball control and footwork In one-on-one sessions, young players can fire shots on the run.
Lock on Goal and Attack Shooting Time Trial games are a good exercise to teach players how to shoot, combined with shooting from different distances and under pressure.
Players focus on their footwork and hit the ball from the right area of the foot. You start shooting from a standing ball and move the target with shots and volleys at different angles.
Hendrick Kganyago Ready to shoot, aim and practice: Plan to shoot at the goal, but do not move until your forwards with their backs have received the ball at the goal, so they know where to shoot and how to aim.
If you don't have a target to shoot at, try to find a suitable target, such as a fence or wall, with plenty of room in front of it. Practice shooting and hitting your target, being sure to switch between your left and right foot. Use your sole to unroll the ball on the run and hit it on your target.
Hendrick Kganyago Side Volley Shot Practice Plan When the ball is shot from knee to hip height, the side volley is the most effective technique to get shots on the goal.