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I kick with my right foot and when I kick I take 3 or 4 steps back and position my right foot ahead of my left, I take two steps the first one with my right foot and then the second step with my left and then drive through the ball with the front of my foot. Remember to always look at the ball as long as possible. Do not pull your head up until after your follow through is complete.
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