How to Set up a Wall in Soccer
If your opponent is rewarded a free kick, it can change the momentum of the game. This is even more true if it is near your goal in your team’s defensive zone. But by setting up a strong wall, you will provide your goalkeeper a much-needed assist in stopping the kick. A wall is made up of four or five players in a line. One player on the end will face the goalkeeper to relay direction from the goalkeeper on where to stand. The rest of the line will face the opposing player taking the free kick. The final player of the wall should be lined up with the post of your goal. This will help stop the ball from going into the short corner. Your main priority here is blocking the ball, so setting up to protect yourself is important. Have one arm going down your body to help protect your groin and position the other across your face. This strategic placement can help guard you if you do block the kick. By creating a strong wall, you can help your goalkeeper keep the shutout going the rest of the game. Discover more soccer Pro Tips: http://protips.dickssportinggoods.com... Shop soccer gear: https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/pr... Shop shin guards: https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/pr...

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