Description

First-touch control and cool-headed timing make Soccer Training a crisp juggling and dribbling workout that rewards technique over luck; how to play: begin on a quiet pitch with a single ball, tap or press in rhythm to keep it aloft, then move into small dribbles across cones while a running counter tracks streaks, clean touches, and travel distance; obstacles arrive as you improve—moving gates that expect a nutmeg, target circles that ask for controlled lobs, wind bursts that drift flight—so awareness matters as much as footwork; the system grades fundamentals rather than flashy tricks: soft taps earn points for height control, inside-foot dribbles that stay under a distance cap get bonus multipliers, and clean pickups off the bounce add time to the session clock; practice blocks keep goals clear: five-touch volleys to teach cadence, cone slaloms to build balance, and power shots that light targets along the crossbar when struck with the right pace; tips that turn streaks into scores: watch the ball’s shadow to time taps (shadows tell truth when pressure rises), keep touches small so recovery is easy if a gust nudges the path, and move your avatar into the ball rather than waiting—meeting it early gives you control; when obstacles spawn, glance two cones ahead, not one, so your dribble lane stays open; if a bounce gets away, use the chest settle, then resume juggling instead of diving for a risky volley; swap boots in the locker room to experiment with traction and weight—lighter setups excel at quick taps while heavier pairs steady the first touch; camera options include a low “boots view” for close control, a broadcast angle for drills that span the pitch, and a top-down mode for pure pattern work; sound stays sporty but soft—cleats on turf, a muted thump on clean strikes—and a metronome option builds rhythm without nagging; daily objectives—“50 left-foot juggles,” “10 gate dribbles without a cone touch,” “three bar hits in a row”—keep sessions short and purposeful; accessibility includes larger target rings, color-blind gate markers, rumble cues for off-timed taps, and a comfort mode that slows ball physics by ten percent for steady practice; unique blurb: by focusing on first principles—touch, vision, balance—this trainer feels like a friendly wall session that fits in a pocket, the kind that leaves your thumbs warm, your timing sharper, and your confidence a notch higher the next time you step into a real match, because control under pressure is learned in quiet reps long before the whistle.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play dont let the ball touch the ground

Specifications

• Easy to play