Power Throw Ins in Soccer

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Summary: Power throw ins in soccer can be as good as a direct or indirect free kick, get expert tips and advice on soccer rules and skills in this free video.

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Ron Weisberg Ron Weisberg has had the soccer fever since he was 5 years old. He grew up playing club ball in North Texas, and then he helped his high school team make it t... read more

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Power Throw Ins in Soccer

I want to talk about technique now with the throw in. If you want to get a lot of power on your throw, you're going to have to take a couple of steps and really get all your body into it. It's not just coming from the arms. It's coming from the whole body, working with the center. You step back, the line is up there, you run up to the line and you drag your back foot. Now some people can actually run up, do a front hand-spring, land on their feet and throw the ball very, very, very far. I'm not going to do that today.