New York Jug

How to juggle a soccer ball perfectly like those kids you see on youtube?

Ok now after about 5 days of little practice, I can do barley 3-15 normal juggles and half of them are just lucky shots. So any tips? and am I supposed to hold my feet flat or just leave it dangling. and when i juggle I usually move around too much.

Public Comments

1. lock your ankles and kick it with the top of your foot if u play for awhile in a row you well get much better i can do 74 juggles so take my advise
2. In high school my coach gave us a penny for each juggle and I walked away with $20! Was going to go for the world record until i saw it was 8 hours ...some tens of thousands of juggles lol. Anyhow, I would say start practicing with a flat/er ball. That way you have better control over it and you get the movement down. Try not to make the ball spin in the air. Alternate left/right as to not get tired and keep on doing. You may also want to kick it up to your thighs when you feel you lose control. Wider area, easier to control. I used to also practice with a paperball. Just my tips.
3. Just keep practicing. Make sure you lock you ankles real well. Stay on your toes so you get your feet moving. Hope this helped. (:
4. Have you ever wanted to learn to juggle a soccer ball? Not only can it help improve your coordination, it looks cool while doing it. Here is the technique for learning how. First thing to do is to hold the ball and to drop it onto the laces of one foot. Kick the ball up so that you can catch it, without moving the rest of your body. Repeat on both sides. While you do so, make sure that you are keeping your knees slightly bent and ready to move, you are dropping the ball directly onto the laces of your shoe and not to one side, your foot is flat and firm, and when you kick the ball it does not go any higher than your head. Secondly, you will want to work on controlling how high you kick the ball. Once again, hold the ball and drop it onto the laces of one foot. This time, when you kick the ball up to catch it, let it go no higher than your waist again. Then let it bounce once before kicking it up again to waist height. Repeat for both sides. Again, make sure that you are keeping your knees bent, the ball is being dropped directly onto the laces of your shoe, your foot is flat is firm, and the ball does not go any higher than your waist. Next, you are going to want to kick the ball twice before catching it. Hold the ball and drop it onto the laces of one foot. Kick the ball twice on your foot before catching. Repeat for both sides. Once again, make sure that you are keeping your knees bent, you are dropping the ball directly onto the laces, your foot is flat and firm, and the ball is not being kicked any higher than your waist. Now it is time to alternate feet. Hold the ball and drop it onto the laces of one foot. Kick the ball from this foot to your other foot, and then catch it. Repeat the exercise, starting with opposite feet each time. As usual, make sure that you keep your knees slightly bent, you are dropping the ball directly onto the laces, you are keeping your foot flat and firm, and you are not kicking the ball any higher than your waist. Next, we will go back to repetition. Hold the ball and drop it onto the laces of one foot, this time kicking it three times on the same foot before catching. Again, you should repeat for both sides, ensuring that your knees remain bent, the ball is dropped correctly, your foot is flat and firm and you are kicking the ball no higher than your waist. Now, go back to alternating. Starting with your right foot, drop the ball onto the laces. Kick the ball to your left foot, then back to the right, and then catch. Repeat the exercise, starting with your left foot the second time around. Again, you should repeat for both sides, ensuring that your knees remain bent, the ball is dropped correctly, your foot is flat and firm and you are kicking the ball no higher than your waist. Once you have gotten a handle on that, increase the sequence. Instead of catching the ball when it makes it back to the starting foot, pass it once more to the opposite foot. Again, repeat on both sides, alternating your starter foot. You should also watch that your knees remain bent, the ball is dropped correctly, your foot is flat and firm and you are kicking the ball no higher than your head. Now, go back to using only one foot. Drop the ball and kick, seeing how many times you can repeat before the ball touches the floor. Repeat on both sides, keeping in mind all of the other conditions. You can then repeat this exercise juggling the ball from one foot to the other. Congratulations! If you have successfully completed all of these steps, you should be able to juggle the ball. For variations, you can try juggling using only your thighs or forehead. Go back to earlier steps if needed. You can also train with a partner and juggle the ball back and forth.