44 free videos on drills and tips, each tagged by level
Reviewer Best-in-class step-by-step free-kick technique breakdown.
Moderator Curling/bending the ball around a wall is the classic direct free-kick technique — this is squarely what a free-kick taker needs: run-up angle, plant foot placement and angle, contact point for curl, backswing for power.
Reviewer Thorough, credible knuckleball breakdown, strong learning.
Moderator Step-by-step knuckleball free-kick technique, run-up, contact area, strike point, follow-through. Exactly the sub-skill.
Moderator Full free kick breakdown -- run-up, contact point, follow-through, and how much to practice it. Entirely free-kick technique.
Reviewer Covers the whole technique properly and sets realistic expectations for practice.
Reviewer One of the most technically precise shooting breakdowns you'll find — a must-watch for free-kick takers.
Moderator Deep technical comparison of the laced (power) vs. curled shooting technique — approach angle, hip/leg rotation, ankle position, contact point, follow-through. This is the core shooting mechanics used on free kicks, even though framed generically as 'shots' rather than dead-ball free kicks specifically.
Reviewer Excellent live coaching with the cues that actually fix a floaty free kick.
Moderator Full coaching session entirely on free-kick technique: run-up speed, follow-through, contact point, driving the knee for dip.
Reviewer Excellent and detailed; the aim-above-the-wall tip alone is gold.
Moderator Bang on. The entire video is one coach walking through his curling free-kick technique step by step.
Reviewer Detailed, accurate striking breakdown — very good.
Moderator Step-by-step direct free kick — setup routine, run-up angle, plant-foot placement for curl, strike zone on the instep and lower-right of the ball, follow-through and dismount. Pure free-kick coaching.
Reviewer The distance-based technique choice is genuinely useful game knowledge.
Moderator Covers contact, power calibration, and placement, plus a distance-based rule for choosing technique. Entirely free-kick technique with a nice tactical layer on top.
Reviewer Specific enough that you can actually check your own technique against it.
Moderator Four clean technical points -- contact height, follow-through direction, exact foot-contact spot, and run-up angle. Entirely free-kick fundamentals.
Moderator Four clean technical points -- contact height, follow-through direction, exact foot-contact spot, and run-up angle. Entirely free-kick fundamentals.
Reviewer Specific enough that you can actually check your own technique against it.
Moderator Covers technique choice, run-up, aiming point, and a common under-the-ball mistake. Squarely free-kick technique.
Reviewer The aiming tip alone will fix a lot of walled-up free kicks.
Reviewer Clear, structured, and genuinely teaches you the mechanics step by step.
Moderator A genuine step-by-step curling/whipping technique tutorial - approach angle, stride length, plant foot position, back swing, contact point on foot and ball. This is exactly the mechanical skill behind whipped free kicks, taught from the ground up.
Reviewer Best video in this batch for actually learning free-kick striking options.
Moderator This breaks down four striking techniques - driven, curling, outside-of-foot, and knuckleball - the exact toolkit used for free kicks (curl around a wall, knuckleball to beat the keeper). Very much on topic for free-kick technique.
Reviewer Clear, practical free-kick coaching.
Moderator Entirely direct free-kick technique: aim over the wall, run-up angle, contact on the lower quarter for curl and topspin, follow-through. Dead on.
Reviewer Practical, specific coaching cues you can use immediately.
Moderator Squarely about free kicks: mental prep, ball placement, run-up rhythm, contact point on the ball (inside of the big toe, bottom third), and follow-through direction. This is a genuine free-kick technique lesson from someone with real playing pedigree.
Moderator Deep dive into hip snap mechanics, body orientation, and inside-foot versus laces technique for free kicks. Squarely free-kick technique, at a more advanced level of detail.
Reviewer Good depth if you stick with it, though it rambles a bit as a listen.
Reviewer Clear, well-demonstrated technique cues for generating curl.
Moderator About generating whip/curl on a strike from open play (angle of approach, hip/shoulder alignment, contact point) - this is the same striking technique used on free kicks, even though framed generally as 'finishing'. Strongly relevant, if slightly generic to 'shooting' rather than dead-ball specific.
Reviewer Good fundamentals, but a bit hand-wavy on run-up and follow-through.
Moderator Whole video walks through fundamentals of the curling free kick: run-up, where to strike the ball, follow through.
Reviewer Well-structured, practical curve-shot lesson.
Moderator A genuine curve-shot tutorial that explicitly calls out free kicks as a use case for the technique — curving the ball is core free-kick technique.
Reviewer Great technical breakdown of a real free-kick weapon.
Moderator The knuckleball/dip shot is a signature free-kick technique. Framed as general shooting, but the technique is essentially built for free kicks.
Reviewer Clear, technical, and directly useful for bending free kicks.
Moderator Curling technique is a core component of free kicks — most free kicks over a wall rely on exactly this bend. Not explicitly framed as 'free kick' but directly transferable, and references a companion free-kick video.
Reviewer Solid, practical free-kick technique.
Moderator Squarely on free-kick technique. Run-up, inside of the big toe, bottom third, follow through over the wall.
Reviewer Efficient, clear curve-shot lesson.
Moderator Curve-shot tutorial that explicitly names free kicks as an application — same strong fit as the other curve video.
Reviewer Really clean, specific technical teaching — you could go try this today.
Moderator This is a real football shooting technique — the knuckleball — and the coach explicitly discusses it in the context of dead-ball situations, though he says he'd personally pick a more consistent shot for an actual free kick. It shares the same run-up/plant-foot/contact-point fundamentals free-kick takers need, so it's genuinely useful adjacent technique even if not framed as THE free-kick shot.
Reviewer Solid and relatively plug-light.
Moderator Free-kick technique throughout. Visualization, short run-up, inside big toe, bottom third, follow through.
Moderator Two technique options for beating the wall -- around it with curl, or over it with a steeper contact angle. On topic, compressed into a fast rundown.
Reviewer Good content, just wish it lingered on the technique instead of rushing to the sign-off.
Reviewer Solid knuckleball coaching, believable and specific.
Moderator Covers the power shot and knuckleball specifically — the knuckleball especially is a classic free-kick weapon (think Ronaldo/Juninho style dead-ball strikes).
Reviewer Sound single-idea free-kick tip.
Moderator Free-kick technique, the shooting-foot whip change again. On the skill.
Reviewer Good fundamentals, padded with promo.
Moderator Free-kick technique. Same visualization, run-up, big toe, bottom third content.
Reviewer One good tip, but thin and plug-heavy.
Moderator Free-kick technique, focused on one change, landing on the shooting foot for whip.
Reviewer Good striking mechanics that carry over to free kicks.
Moderator Power, curl, trivela, half-volley, knuckleball striking. Curl and knuckle are core free-kick weapons, but it is general shooting not free-kick specific, so it covers the sub-skill among other things.
Reviewer Thorough, high-quality shooting guide.
Moderator Comprehensive shooting guide, free kicks are one section among power, accuracy, weak foot, drills. Covers the sub-skill but it is a fraction of the video.
Reviewer Legit but shallow tips; fine for beginners.
Moderator Hindi voiceover, but the content is a curve/free-kick tutorial: strike inside of foot and laces, hit lower edge, plus five game tips (visualize, angled run-up, aim central, placement, watch keeper).
Reviewer Tight, technical power-shot breakdown.
Moderator A power-shot tutorial — power free kicks are common, but the video is framed as general shooting, not free-kick specific.
Reviewer Decent practice tips, no actual technique taught.
Moderator All about free-kick practice, keeper, wall, more balls, routine, variety. On the sub-skill but it is about how to practice rather than how to strike.
Reviewer Clear, correct, and easy to apply.
Moderator Same content as the other 'ultimate guide' video — explicitly mentions free kicks as an application of the 5-step shooting framework (approach, focus, body control, impact, follow-through). Mostly generic shooting technique rather than free-kick-specific setup.
Reviewer Clear, correct, and easy to apply — good value even if not free-kick-only.
Moderator Explicitly says it will cover free kicks as one of the shooting applications, and the 5-step framework (attack the ball, focus, body control, strong impact, follow-through) is exactly the technique base a free-kick taker needs. Still, most of the runtime is generic shooting, not free-kick-specific setup like run-up rhythm or the wall.
Reviewer Recycled clips, clickbait framing, promo-heavy.
Moderator Free-kick technique, but a spliced mashup of the two creators content. On topic.
Reviewer Clear, practical rundown of core shot types.
Moderator Covers lob, outside curve, power shot, standard curve and inside-foot pass — general shooting toolkit, several pieces (curve especially) map onto free-kick technique even though it isn't framed as free-kick specific.
Reviewer Detailed, well-taught long-ball mechanics.
Moderator About the long ball/driven lofted pass — mechanically related to a lofted free kick (contact point, lean-back, follow-through) but it's framed as a passing technique, not a free kick or shot on goal.
Reviewer Useful, concrete cues once you get past the joking around.
Moderator The knuckleball is a specific, well-known free-kick technique (think Ronaldo), and this video directly addresses where to strike the ball and body positioning to produce it - squarely on topic even if casually delivered.
Reviewer Well taught, practical progression a beginner can actually use.
Moderator Covers run-up, planting foot, backswing and contact point for shot power — these are exactly the mechanics you use setting up a free kick from a stationary ball, even though free kicks aren't mentioned by name.
Reviewer Interesting framing, but doesn't really teach you how to hit any of them.
Moderator Framed around three free-kick techniques, which is squarely the skill, though it reads more like a menu of options than a breakdown of how to execute any of them.
Reviewer Useful reference list, but shallow and ad-heavy.
Moderator A rapid-fire catalogue of 25 shot types, several of which (curve, knuckleball, swerve) are exactly what you'd use from a free kick.