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Rhythmic kick ups

Written by Sean Szabo on .

30 Day Challenge

Day 9 | 30 Day Challenge

The lockdown is a brilliant time to up your game and improve your skills! Don’t let the time go by without refining your technique, control, touch, perception and balance.

We’ll building it up here. Rhythmic kick ups are not easy. Don’t worry if they don’t come quickly

This is an advanced kick up drill, if you can’t do this, don’t worry about it. Continue to work on more basic kick up drills. Check out our YouTube channel to see these. If you’re confident in your kick ups, get some music playing and work on your rhythm and control. This will improve your weight of touch and awareness.

Drill 1
Begin by working on your dominant foot. Do two small kick ups and one higher kick up.

Drill 2
Switch over to your less dominant foot and work on the same rhythm.

Drill 3
Only once you’ve got at least one set down on each foot, should you move onto switch kick ups.

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Sean Szabo

Recognised as a leading brain-centred football coach in Gauteng, Sean Szabo is an English FA qualified coach who has worked internationally assisting player’s motor and technical football skills, as well as their cognitive development on and off the field. IQ Football was founded in 2015 by Sean as an amalgamation of his passion for football coaching, mentoring, and brain-centred research.

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