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Soccer Tips: Touch Back with Outside Part of the F -

Coach Tabatznik, along with Washington College Head Coach Drew Hoffman, demonstrate a progression of training...

Soccer Tips: Touch Back with Outside Part of the F -

Coach Tabatznik, along with Washington College Head Coach Drew Hoffman, demonstrate a progression of training that can be done with a partner designed to develop technique.

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Alright, now Drew has them touching their back and then turning with the outside of the foot, absolutely sharp, cutting that ball nice and sharp and again with the knees bent, good body balance and then sharp passes back as well. Now he has make it a very, very fine point on as you turn where you prepare the ball so that you are able to play it right away if you can, and the economy of the touch that you take a very important. So as we watch this we see that if on their turn if their touch can prepare them allow them to lay them right away. Excellent job by these guys. I cut the ball back sharp and just needed a little acceleration as soon as they cut it to get to the ball.

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