My Ability To Play Soccer

Soccer is a sport that is played globally among people. Over 24 million Americans play soccer today. Soccer is my special talent that I have been developing every year since I was six years old. I have improved and developed my skills by practicing at home, going to soccer training, and by playing in games against other teams. I have used these skills mostly in my games and when playing with my brother.
As a result of playing soccer I knew I was going to have to practice hard to become better. That is why everyday I juggle the ball as long as I can. This will help my ball-feet coordination and will increase my dribbling skills so that I will be able to maneuver past opponents in games. Other times I will do soccer drills with my brother; therefore, he can help me out. We set up miniature soccer goals in our backyard to do some passing and shooting drills. Another drill I do at home to increase my passing accuracy is passing the ball to the wall and receiving it back. If I pass the ball in the center accurately, the ball will come back, but if I inaccurately pass the ball then it would bounce off the wall in a different direction, such as when I passed the ball in an angle and it bounced off the wall and hit my car. To become even better at soccer every player must practice and develop their
Twice a week I would go to Own Touch Soccer to learn new techniques and improve my skills. The coaches there perfected my shooting, dribbling, and passing skills until the point where I now make little, minor mistakes with the ball whenever I pass the ball to my teammates or dribble past another player. I would even have my own private coach come to my house every week for an hour and give my tips on my techniques. He would tell my tricks such as pointing my toe at the goal when shooting to maximize my shooting accuracy. My soccer coaches were a big part in my training to be an excellent soccer