Cut Inside & Finish

Cut inside from a wide position and curl the ball into the far corner — the corner on the OPPOSITE side from the starting wing.

2–3 cones in a channel on the wing (15–20 yards from goal). Goal with target corners. Camera: positioned behind and to the player's STARTING-SIDE shoulder (right wing → camera on the right; left wing → camera on the left) — NOT directly behind. Eye level (~5–6 ft), 12–15 yards back, so the wide approach, the cut, and the goal are all visible in one frame.

• Ball arrives in the far third of the goal — the side OPPOSITE to the starting wing (right wing → ball crosses to the LEFT side of goal; left wing → ball crosses to the RIGHT side)
• Cut touch lands 0.5–1 yard inside and slightly forward — a clear shooting lane opens without killing momentum
• Plant foot points toward the far post at the moment of contact, not straight ahead
• Inside-of-foot contact: toe up, ankle locked, slight inward curl visible on the ball flight
• Upper body stays low and over the ball through the shot — not leaning back

• Near-post shot — ball goes to the SAME side as the starting wing (right wing → ball goes right instead of left). This is the single most common error and means the cut didn't create a real angle
• Cut touch too heavy — ball runs more than one stride, breaking shot rhythm and letting the defender recover
• Cutting too early — player hasn't committed the cone/defender yet, so the shooting angle stays closed
• Body falling away at contact — weight tips back, ball flies high or wide of the far post
• Wrong foot used — using the outside of the foot for the cut instead of the inside, so no real direction change happens