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Every player through their own soccer training has developed a dominant foot. This foot is their go-to side for passing, shooting, or kicking. While typically right-handed players lean toward their right foot and left-handed players to their left foot, by no means is this always the caseBy: Neil R. in Soccer
For many years, success in youth soccer has been measured by wins and losses, but are we giving our players the best opportunity to improve if we push them to win at all costs? Whenever I watch youth soccer - especially in the youngest age groups - it is always difficult to watch those teams that
