Tuesday, 30 August 2005, 17:00 GMT 18:00 UK
Improve your drop-kicks
The quickest way for a keeper to get the ball upfield is a good old-fashioned drop-kick.
Some keepers have actually been known to score from within their own area, so a long kick is a useful weapon to have.
E-mail this to a friend
Related to this story:
Controlling the ball
(24 May 06 |
Skills
)
Diving saves
(30 Aug 05 |
Skills
)
Saving body shots
(31 Aug 05 |
Skills
)
How to catch crosses
(31 Aug 05 |
Skills
)
A keeper's throwing guide
(31 Aug 05 |
Skills
)
Rolling the ball
(31 Aug 05 |
Skills
)
Basic heading
(14 Sep 05 |
Skills
)
Shooting tips
(30 Aug 05 |
Skills
)
Block tackles
(14 Sep 05 |
Skills
)
Short passing
(14 Sep 05 |
Skills
)
RELATED INTERNET LINKS:
FIFA
FA
Your say - 606
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites
Sport Homepage
|
Olympics
|
Football
|
Cricket
|
Rugby Union
|
Rugby League
|
Tennis
|
Golf
|
Motorsport
|
Boxing
|
Athletics
|
Snooker
|
Horse Racing
|
Cycling
|
Paralympics
|
Sport Relief
|
Other sport...
|
606
|
Sport Academy
|
Fun and Games
|
Inside Sport
|
Northern Ireland
|
Scotland
|
Wales
Football Contents:
Euro 2008
|
My Club
|
Gossip
|
Premier League
|
Championship
|
League One
|
League Two
|
Non League
|
FA Cup
|
League Cup
|
Scottish Premier
|
Scottish League
|
Scottish Cups
|
Welsh
|
Irish
|
Internationals
|
Europe
|
African
|
Women
|
Football Focus
|
Match of the Day
|
Score on BBCi
|
World Football
|
Skills
|
Laws & Equipment
|
Get Involved
|
Your Game
^ Back to top | BBC News Home | BBC Homepage | Feedback | Help | ©
~RS~q~RS~~RS~z~RS~18~RS~)