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Outside Foot Dribble

A smiling young soccer player guides the ball with the outside of one foot while moving between two spaced training cones.

Young soccer player guiding a football with the outside of one foot between two training cones on the field.
Outside Foot Dribble
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A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use

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What is shown in this soccer scene

The player is crossing a grassy pitch with the ball close to one boot. One cone stands on each side, creating a simple lane for the dribbling practice. A goal, bushes, trees, grass tufts, and clouds complete the background. The outside-foot contact lets the player push the ball slightly away from the body while continuing forward or changing direction.

Facts about outside-foot dribbling

The outside of the foot is useful for quick touches when a player wants to move the ball to the same side as the dribbling foot. Because the movement can be short and compact, it fits well into close-control drills. Players often alternate between inside and outside touches to weave through markers and learn to adjust direction smoothly. Good dribbling is not only about foot speed; balance, body position, and awareness of space are also important. Practicing with cones gives a clear path while the player works on keeping the ball within comfortable reach.

Color ideas for the picture

  • Green for the pitch, bushes, and tree leaves
  • Two bright contrasting colors for the training cones
  • Black and white or another favorite pattern for the football
  • A bold shirt color with matching or contrasting shorts and socks
  • Light blue for the sky details while the clouds remain white
Questions and answers

Questions and answers

Which part of the foot is guiding the ball?
The outside of the foot.
How many training cones are visible near the player?
Two cones.
Why are cones useful in dribbling practice?
They create a clear path for practicing control and direction.
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