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Summary: Using the walls and nets in indoor soccer is easy with these tips, get expert advice on footballing skills, moves, and rules in this free video.

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Bill Celio and Tom Wright Bill Celio played soccer in high school, then at Grand Valley State University, and now he coaches varsity soccer. Tom Wright played for Coach Celio for three... read more

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The Walls & Nets in Indoor Soccer

In this clip we are going to talk about the wall. Now the wall is what truly separates indoor soccer from outdoor soccer. Now the wall plays many different roles in the game. It definitely accelerates the game, makes it faster and quicker. Beyond that, the wall is also like kind of your seventh man out there on the field. It's always there to pass to you or pass away from someone else. You can also use it to shield people or use it to keep people off of you. The wall only goes so high. And after the wall, we have netting that goes from all around the side and on top. This is to keep the ball on the field or in the field of play for the duration of the game. But if the ball does hit the net, the other team is awarded the ball; either on the side where the ball went out of bounds on a goal kick or a corner kick. Or if it hits the ceiling there are designated spots on the red lines that the other team gets to place the ball and receive a free kick if it hits the ceiling.

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