The Toe Tap & Outside Touch Combo Move is the first drill in the second folder of our 1,000 Touch Ball Mastery Series, and it’s a critical step in the gradual progression of your ball skills.
This drill is designed to improve a player’s ball control, touch, and coordination, and it plays a vital role in elevating overall ball-handling abilities.
Before moving on to this move, players should have spent over 2 hours practicing the Toe Tap and Tick Tock moves.
These earlier drills build the foundation needed for the Toe Tap & Outside Touch Combo Move, making the transition smoother and more effective.
Once you’re comfortable with those first steps, this drill will further challenge your control and coordination.
1️⃣ Start with the ball positioned between your feet.
2️⃣ Push the ball from side to side, alternating between your toes and outside foot.
3️⃣ Maintain a slight bend in your knees to help control the ball.
4️⃣ As you get more comfortable, challenge yourself by keeping your head up while moving.
Pro Tip: Aim for 60 to 75 touches in just 30 seconds to maximize your training!
Why It Works:
✅ Improves Ball Control: Sharpens your ability to manage the ball with precision and speed.
✅ Develops Quick Feet: Builds coordination and speed using rapid, controlled movements.
✅ Great for Tight Spaces: Enhances confidence and control in small areas.
✅ Anywhere, Anytime: No setup required—practice at home, on the field, or anywhere!
The Toe Tap & Outside Touch Combo Move is simple yet extremely valuable for mastering tight-space control and building overall confidence with the ball.
It’s an important step in the progression toward more advanced ball-handling techniques.
🎥 Check out my son Matthew demonstrating the move in action!
Take the Next Step:
The Toe Tap & Outside Touch Move is just the beginning! Anytime Soccer Training offers a full progression to help players continue developing this skill and elevate their game.
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