What techniques do you need to use in order to improve your weak foot? Well, you may use all techniques that you are using for your stronger foot.

However you need to keep in mind that it actually takes a lot of time to improve your weak foot. In order to improve your weak foot you don’t have to know any hocus pocus secrets.

In fact, the only thing you need to do is to practice regularly. Simple, if you want to learn a skill with your weak foot, then you must also practice on that skill by also using your weaker foot.

More Practice Better Results

The more you practice the better your weak foot will be. One good exercise you can perform in order to gain some basic skills with your weak foot is juggling.

One good thing with juggling is that you will increase your natural feeling of the ball. This means a lot because your weak foot needs to get familiar with the ball in order to let you perform well with it.

During your soccer practice you should try to use your weak foot as often you can. Of course you will not be able to perform on the same way as you would do if you were using your prominent foot.

No Shortcuts

However, there are no shortcuts for increasing the skills of your weak foot. You simply need to start using it and your regular practice is the best place for that.

As I said in the beginning of this article, you need to realize that increasing the skills of your weak foot may take you a while. I am talking from my own experience.

Before I was able to kick and receive a ball properly with my weak foot it took me almost 2 years of hard practice. However, this doesn’t mean that you will also need 2 years in order to improve your weak foot.

Remember…

Keep in mind that every soccer player is unique which means that some players can master a soccer skill pretty fast while others need much more time.

You should never feel discouraged if your teammates manage to improve their weaker foot faster than you. Instead, focus on doing right and practice as often you can. Always believe in yourself and the results will come, I promise.