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Home›How To›How to Win at Kick Ups: 10 Steps

How to Win at Kick Ups: 10 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 10, 2024
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Kick ups, also known as keepie uppies or juggling, are a fun and impressive skill in soccer that requires practice, patience, and technique. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, there are specific steps to help you improve and win at kick ups. Here are ten steps to master the art of kick ups:

1. Use the right equipment: Ensure you have a proper soccer ball, inflated to an appropriate pressure level. A slightly deflated ball might make it easier for learning but is not recommended for advanced juggling.

2. Find a comfortable space: Practicing on a flat surface like grass or concrete with plenty of space around you reduces the risk of injury and unwanted interference.

3. Start with the ball in your hands: Hold the ball straight above one foot at waist height and release it gently. Allow the ball to drop onto your foot, cushioning its fall with a slight bend in your knee.

4. Strike the ball with your foot: As the ball goes down towards your foot, slightly extend your leg to strike it back up into the air. Aim for accuracy over height or power; about waist-high works well.

5. Use both feet: Alternate between using your left and right foot to increase overall skills and balance.

6. Master the thigh juggle: Once you’re comfortable with using both feet, switch to using your thighs by letting the ball bounce off of them. Make sure to keep your body upright and maintain soft touches.

7. Incorporate other body parts: As you gain confidence in your kick up skills, start using other body parts like your chest and head to add diversity.

8. Practice daily: Like any skill, consistency is key to mastering kick ups. Dedicate some time each day – even just 10-15 minutes – solely for practicing this entertaining technique.

9. Challenge yourself: Set personal goals, like increasing the number of consecutive kick ups, to push yourself towards progress. You can also play kick up games with friends to make practice more engaging.

10. Learn from others and stay motivated: Observe expert players for inspiration and strive for improvement. Persevere through tough moments and don’t let mistakes deter you; instead, use them as opportunities for growth.

By following these ten steps, you’re on your way to dominating the world of kick ups. Remember, practice makes perfect, so stay committed, have fun, and watch your soccer skillset grow exponentially.

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