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Striker striking a football into a mini goal during a finishing drill on a floodlit pitch
Training goal · Shooting

Finish like you mean it.

Finishing is a habit, not a moment. The best strikers take hundreds of reps a week from every angle. Pop-up goals, a match ball and a rebounder turn any pitch into a finishing school.

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The essentials · Shooting

"I want to score more goals."

Hero equipment for shooting — the products that make the biggest difference. Start here.

Training bundles

Save with a shooting pack.

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-18%

Shooting Pack

Mini goals, target ball and pump — finishing reps anywhere.

  • 2× Pop-up Mini Goals
  • Match Ball
  • Dual-Action Pump
  • Ball Bag
$179$219
Save $40 · 18% off
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Educational resources

Train smarter.

Article · 7 min read

Best Cone Drills For Footballers

Five cone shapes that develop change of direction and 1v1 sharpness.

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Article · 5 min read

Improve Your First Touch

The wall, rebounder and weighted-ball routine pros use daily.

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Training videos

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Drill walkthroughs filmed with academy coaches. Tap a session to see the setup, the reps and the coaching cues.

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BeginnerDrill walkthrough

Shooting — fundamentals

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Session 0208:15
IntermediateDrill walkthrough

Shooting — match tempo drills

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Session 0310:30
AdvancedDrill walkthrough

Shooting — game-day finishers

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Frequently asked

Improve Shooting — your questions answered.

How often should I train with this equipment?+

Most players see results from 3–4 short focused sessions per week (20–40 minutes) on top of team training. Quality of reps beats total hours every time.

What size rebounder should I get?+

A 1m × 1m frame is the sweet spot for solo first-touch and passing work. Larger frames are better for finishing reps and team use.

Should I train with a weighted ball?+

Yes — once a week, not every session. Weighted balls exaggerate poor technique and build cushioning, but overuse can slow your normal touch.

From the locker room

Real players. Real results.

"100 finishes a day with the mini goals and rebounder. Goals followed."

Sofia R.

U18 Striker

"The match ball + pop-ups setup is unreal. Feels like a proper finishing session every time."

Jake M.

Sunday League

"Every striker in our squad uses this exact kit. Output speaks for itself."

Coach Ava

Academy Coach

Other training goals

What else do you want to improve?

Footballer in MATCHDAY CO. kit sprinting through an agility ladder under floodlights to build explosive speed
Improve SpeedMidfielder cushioning a football with a soft first touch during a rebounder drill
Improve First TouchPlayer performing close ball control with a training ball between cones on a dark training pitch
Improve Ball ControlMidfielder striking a pass through a passing gate on a floodlit training pitch
Improve PassingFootballer cutting between slalom poles and cones in an agility drill at dusk
Improve AgilityFootball player using resistance bands for lower-body strength and stability training
Improve StrengthFootballer using a foam roller and massage ball for recovery after training
Improve RecoveryDefender shadowing an attacker through pole and cone shapes during a 1v1 defending drill
Improve DefendingGoalkeeper diving to make a save during a reaction and footwork training session
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