Soccer Throwing Techniques

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As a soccer player there are many tricks that can be done with your feet. You can practice power kicks, precision passing as well as dribbling skills to beat defenders. However there are other important elements of the beautiful game that need to be taken seriously such as soccer throwing techniques.
Throw ins are underrated but can be really important in many occasions during a soccer game. To make the best out of throw ins, you should have your knees aligned at approximately shoulders width apart and having them slightly bent.
You want to bring your upper body backwards as you are bringing the ball in the back of your head. That specific position will ensure that you have the necessary power behind the throw in.
You can take a few steps back to create the necessary momentum to throw the ball as far as you can to reach one of the players of your team.
Also, make sure that your feet don't touch the sidelines as you make your throw in towards one of your teammates.
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[@asimbutt2000]

One problem i have is keeping my feet on the ground, I always naturally lift one foot off the ground when i throw Trying to fix that.

[@bestsoccertricks]

Good point Asim... With practice you'll be able to correct that. Keep practicing!

[@matijajanc6007]

try draging the back foot

[@malcolmadam2194]

Same

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Hector Bellirin

[@tennesseerules7832]

Thank you 😊 🎉

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You’re welcome 😊

[@ktailor6445]

Thx

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You're welcome, thanks for passing by ;)

[@radarwunis2322]

Thanks brother.....🙏🙏🙏

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[@romario2632]

Nice one Bro. This video was very interesting !

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Thanks Romario for the visit. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@digitalgurucool8808]

Thank bro

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You're welcome and thank you Gurwinder for passing by. Cheers

[@smithkalu1638]

Nice. Thanks a lot

[@bestsoccertricks]

You're welcome Smith. Thanks for watching ;)

[@samtwining6054]

great tips but can be delivered in 1-2 minutes

[@bestsoccertricks]

Thank you Sam for the feedback. Will keep that in mind for future videos. Cheers.

[@drdschn]

According to the rule you may touch the line.

[@bestsoccertricks]

Thanks for your input.

[@lesterrocks2439]

Not sure, because the outer edge of the line is the boundary of the pitch

[@abundio9764]

What happens if it's a bad throw? Do you throw it again or does the opponent throw it?

[@bestsoccertricks]

Great question. Here's a complete guide on soccer throw-in's: www.askasoccerreferee.com/category/law15/

[@becomepale3332]

Opponent throw....

[@glasstondajelmarak9198]

Good luck

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Thanks for watching. All the best to you!

[@siambawixtar1272]

Aeroplane sounds

[@bestsoccertricks]

Yes indeed, great observation Siambawi ;)

[@Lawand]

Sounds simple but when your in game is not

[@bestsoccertricks]

Yes indeed, during a game with all the players on the field it makes it more difficult. However, by practicing the soccer throw, it gets easier with time. Thanks for watching and all the best to you. Cheers