41 free videos on technique, drills and tips, each tagged by level
Reviewer Strong, fault-focused coaching — locked foot, full backswing, angled approach. Real takeaways.
Moderator Bang on the sub-skill — entire video is how to develop and shoot with the weaker foot. Foot technique, muscle memory, range of motion, strength. Nothing tangential.
Moderator Covers weak-foot passing, striking, and dribbling all together, squarely the sub-skill from multiple angles.
Reviewer Detailed, credible, and gives you an actual plan to build a real weak foot.
Reviewer Excellent, thorough weak-foot shooting lesson - every element covered.
Moderator Full tutorial on shooting with the weak foot - the mindset that the weak foot is the same mechanics mirrored, then run-up, plant, sweet spot, backswing, contact point, follow-through. Squarely weak-foot development.
Reviewer Genuinely useful, concrete weak-foot drills - a bit sales-pitchy but the plan is real.
Moderator This is squarely and entirely about developing the weaker foot - explains why players end up weak-footed, and gives a full step-by-step plan (carry the ball on the weak foot all day, dribble to a wall on weak foot, 500 consecutive weak-foot juggles, kick-and-catch regression). Core content is 100% on this sub-skill.
Reviewer Practical, specific coaching -- more than just 'practice more'.
Moderator Squarely about weak-foot development -- mentality shift, the actual cause (rep imbalance vs strong foot), and a concrete method (analyze and copy your strong-foot technique onto the weak side). Directly on-topic throughout.
Reviewer Watching a real correction happen is worth more than most talking-head tutorials.
Moderator This is a live 1-on-1 coaching session entirely focused on fixing weak-foot passing contact - flexing the big toe, flattening the striking surface, staying over the ball, guiding through to the target. Nothing else is covered.
Reviewer Solid technical breakdown - a player could go apply this immediately.
Moderator Squarely about weak-foot shooting - foot flexion, contact point on the laces, backswing, approach angle, and a self-comparison drill (analyze your strong foot vs weak foot). Every point ties directly back to developing the weaker foot.
Reviewer Specific, actionable, and the reasoning behind it makes sense.
Moderator Squarely and entirely about developing the weak foot - explains the root cause (rep imbalance) and gives a specific structured protocol.
Reviewer Good core point on foot mobility first, but padded with backstory and channel plugs.
Moderator Squarely about improving the weak foot — two-footed player mentality, then the first concrete tip is foot flexion, range of motion and strength before you even touch the ball. Clearly the sub-skill.
Reviewer Thorough, honest, rep-based method that works.
Moderator Full masterclass on weak-foot development: ball around the house, five hundred juggles, passes, shots, technique over power. Bang on.
Reviewer Practical and actionable - plant foot, wall reps, smart 3:1 ratio.
Moderator Four steps to improve the weak foot - strengthen the plant foot, use a wall for reps, a 3:1 weak-to-strong ratio to build up safely, and a weak-foot-only game. Squarely weak-foot development.
Reviewer Solid routine with real cues: head over the ball, balance forward, get next to it and drive through.
Moderator A five-minute daily weak-foot routine: two-touch passing against a wall from five metres with both feet, then driven laces strikes from 10 to 15 yards, building to bigger touches and faster movement. Squarely about weak-foot development, and it's a routine you can repeat every day.
Reviewer Energetic and actually substantive - juggle-to-100 target and the locked-ankle shot fix.
Moderator Comprehensive weak-foot blueprint - five points: balance on the weak side, juggle to 100, dribble through cones weak-foot only, develop new skills, then shooting with a locked ankle. Exactly the sub-skill, top to bottom.
Reviewer Good rep-based weak-foot plan, a bit salesy at the end.
Moderator Same weak-foot one-day method: daily ball, five hundred juggles, passes, shots, flex the foot. Squarely the skill.
Reviewer Smart, high-volume approach - compare to your strong foot and overemphasize technique.
Moderator Entirely about developing the weaker foot - ball at the feet all day, then 500 juggles, 500 passes, 500 shots all weak-foot, plus technique overemphasis. Bang on the sub-skill.
Reviewer Great progression - accuracy to power to beat-a-defender, and he keeps it game-realistic.
Moderator All about improving the weak foot for shooting - why it matters for a striker, then a clear three-stage build: accuracy, then power, then finishing after beating a defender. Right on the sub-skill.
Reviewer Honest and practical - good juggling progression and -copy your strong foot- cue.
Moderator Entirely about developing the weak foot - why it matters (pro examples), then his three-stage path: juggle/dribble familiarization, wall passing, then power/accuracy work. Right on the sub-skill.
Reviewer Clear weak-foot framework, well taught.
Moderator Same coach covering weak-foot flexion, comparison, reps, drills across shooting, juggling, control. On the skill.
Reviewer Good principles plus concrete weak-foot drills.
Moderator Seven angles on the weak foot: flexion and mobility, comparison, footwork, juggling, footstall, wall striking. Right on it.
Reviewer Solid, correct weak-foot juggling coaching.
Moderator Whole video is juggling with the weak foot: flex, toes, backspin, footstall to build strength. On the skill.
Reviewer Real insight - fix the ankle mobility and copy your strong-foot technique. Heavy promo though.
Moderator Title says 7 ways and the whole thing is weak-foot: flexion/mobility, technique comparison, reps, footwork cuts, juggling, foot stall, wall striking - all aimed at the weaker side. Squarely on sub-skill.
Reviewer Concrete, sound reps-based plan - just wrapped in academy plugs.
Moderator Same creator as the hype clip but here the full transcript is a real five-step weak-foot session - all-day ball at the weak foot, dribble to a wall, 500 juggles, 500 passes, 500 shots, then analyze each rep. Squarely the sub-skill.
Reviewer Practical - slow the action down, tap out at the right angle, use the inside hack.
Moderator Focused on weak-foot shooting specifically - lock the ankle, walk through the steps slowly, tap the ball out at the right angle, take huge reps, then inside-of-foot and ball-moving hacks. Squarely weak-foot, just the shooting slice of it.
Reviewer Decent advice but generic, mostly do more reps.
Moderator Whole video is about evening out reps on the weaker foot plus a few drills. Dead on the sub-skill.
Reviewer Solid coaching cues, but the app sales pitch keeps interrupting.
Moderator Whole session is built around the left/weak foot - arc dribble left only, weave, first touch box, wall passing, ball striking, all framed as weak-foot work. Squarely on this sub-skill.
Reviewer Great session structure to steal, even if the finer technique points aren't spelled out.
Moderator A full individual session built specifically around weak-foot shooting, start to finish.
Reviewer Sound weak-foot shooting tips, useful compare cue.
Moderator Mostly weak-foot shooting technique: flex through the ball, backswing, angle of approach, analyze your strong foot. On topic.
Reviewer Solid - alternate from day one, build ankle strength, kick-and-catch to start.
Moderator All about the weak foot, specifically learning to juggle with it - give it attention, alternate feet from day one, flex/curl toes, foot stall for strength. Core is weak-foot development, slightly narrowed to juggling.
Reviewer Practical habit that gets you volume on the weak foot, but there's no technique coaching.
Moderator One habit for fixing a weak foot: keep a ball at home that only ever touches the weak foot. Dribble it, kick it against things, never use the strong foot. Squarely about weak-foot development, as a habit rather than a technique breakdown.
Reviewer True motivational point (rep it more, stop shifting back) but thin on actual technique.
Moderator Topic is weak-foot shooting, so on the sub-skill. But a big chunk is mindset (drop the weak-foot phrase) and rep-counting rather than the shooting action itself. On-topic, just framed around attitude.
Moderator Weak-foot striking: the coaching point is to keep your eyes down on the ball longer and delay looking up when you want more power through the kick. Squarely on the weaker foot, though it's one cue rather than a full technique breakdown.
Reviewer Right cue for more power off the weaker foot: eyes on the ball, delay looking up.
Reviewer Decent advice if you're patient with the rambling delivery.
Moderator Covers the same territory as the other weak-foot shooting videos - repetitions, comparing strong vs weak side technique, foot flexion, backswing - but wanders more and spends time on general 'don't be afraid to shoot' motivation before getting concrete.
Moderator Weak-foot work built around Olise: small, focused reps with the weak foot every single day, like taking a touch and finding the bottom corner, and filming yourself for feedback. Squarely about weak-foot development, but it's a pep talk, not a session. No drill, no coaching point on the strike.
Reviewer Right message, daily focused reps and film yourself, but there's no drill or technique to work on.
Moderator Framed directly around weak-foot training from a claimed professional player's perspective. On-topic by title and caption, though the caption cuts off before naming the specific technique.
Reviewer The premise is good, but the caption stops just short of telling you what the actual technique is.
Reviewer Good tips, but you have to wade through a lot of shtick to get them.
Moderator Core topic is weak-foot improvement (juggling, wall passing/trapping, using the weak foot as the 'dominant' foot in training) even though it's delivered in a chaotic, joking style.
Reviewer Clear cues and a real progression, with equal reps so the weak foot gets honest work.
Moderator Ball mastery using all surfaces of both feet, and it explicitly tells you to get an EQUAL amount of touches on right and left foot to even out control between feet. That deliberate left/right balance is exactly the spirit of weak-foot work, even if it is framed as overall mastery.
Moderator Three actual weak-foot drills: kick and catch, inside-outside manipulation, box finishing.
Reviewer Good drill ideas, though you'll want more detail than what's given here.
Reviewer Same good tips as the other version, buried under a lot of self-promotion.
Moderator Same technical script as the 'powerful shooting' video (foot flexion, backswing, approach angle, compare-your-feet drill) so it's still solidly about weak-foot shooting, but the title promises 'confidence' and only really delivers that in one closing line ('get over the idea of a weak foot, be confident'). Title/content are a bit mismatched.
Reviewer Motivation only: you learn why to train the weak foot, not how.
Moderator Makes the case for a strong weak foot: more confidence on the ball, harder to defend in 1v1s, and it stands out to scouts. Then one line on the fix: more touches with the weak foot, kick-ups, cone drills. On topic for weak-foot development, but nearly all of it is the why and almost none of it the how.
Moderator A weak-foot training session. On topic by billing, but it's pitched as a satisfying session to watch rather than a breakdown of how to strike or pass with your weaker foot.
Reviewer More 'watch this session' than 'here's how to fix your weak foot'; thin on technique.
Reviewer Solid, well-cued reps for both feet — useful for the weak foot even if it is not the explicit focus.
Moderator General close-control dribbling tutorial. It does drill both feet equally (five reps right, five left) and stresses balance between sides, which touches weak-foot work, but the framing is overall dribbling/control, not a dedicated weak-foot program. On-topic only because both feet get equal reps.