Seriously just grab a ball and start dribbling it around wherever you can. Even if you just sit at your computer and move the ball back and forth between your feet for a while.

Really the main thing is to just get used to having a ball at your feet. And depending where you live, the weather outside isn't the greatest, so a few little touch control drills might be the best. I wouldn't even recommend working on keep ups. Sure it looks flashy and helps with your first touch, but I can't do keep ups for the life of me and I've played soccer for well over 10 years and make my high school varsity team. You can PM me whenever you want and depending on how much space you have to work with, I can tell you some good drills.

Good luck

Practice, Practice, Practice. Find someone who is a good player and who can train with you and go at it hard. You'll find your rhythm soon enough. It's what I do after the winter here.

Hello Friends,

The best thing to do is pack up those games and slowly get back into that habit that you use to be in. Get touches on the ball again and when in practice ask the best player on your team to work with you. Tell them sense your sickness you've lost a lot of confidence they'll help you build that back. It breaks my heart to say to get the will and desire is hard to get back, that's all up to you. But for your shoe problem i have found that my leather blue and white Asics formed to my foot. Asics are great cleats I love them. If they still feel big I've seen people at Soccer Village tell people about how one foot is smaller than the other and the people that work there where very understanding and let them buy one shoe from each size. I hope this helps good players are hard to come by.

Thanks and Regards,
Michal Zalewski

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I would like tell you that physical strength is much needed to play any sports. So, you should be fit and fine and also practice lot and lot more to increase your playing skills. You should also try to play more with ball on ground for 10 to 15 mins daily. This tips might be helpful for soccer skills.

“How Can I Improve My Soccer Skills?” Well, the old saying still ... All you need is a ball, a wall and a small area to work in.

best of luck mate:) learn and practice harder.. unless you take action you wont land up anywhere...

Practice makes perfect.

Practice more .. and follow sportsman schedule