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ATW for complete beginners
| Posted: 26 Dec 2008, 10:30 | |
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whats easier to start learning the ATW with?
inside to out? or outside to in? i've been practicing inside to out for the past few months on and off.. and i pulled it off successfully at times. but i started to learn that outside to in kinda feels better. even though i have yet to try again. any advice? |
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| Posted: 26 Dec 2008, 10:37 | |
Senior Member Joined: 24 Sep 2006, 16:26 Posts: 179 Location: Solna, Sweden |
there isnt realy an "easier" way, you just have to feel whats the easiest for u. For me outside atw is the easiest, but my friend thinks the opposite...
EDIT: haha I forgot to say, nice guide Nat! Last sign:  sign/ava by me |
| Posted: 26 Jun 2009, 13:15 | |
A very comprehensive guide  . A question, do you raise your knee more than your foot to do the atw ? I've done the half atw and i would appreciate comments because i need to improve on this trick http://tiny.cc/GbaTa
Thanks  Explore Freestyle Soccer Tricks blog http://soccer-tricks.blogspot.com |
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| Posted: 26 Jun 2009, 21:02 | |
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heiky0711 wrote: A very comprehensive guide
. A question, do you raise your knee more than your foot to do the atw ? I've done the half atw and i would appreciate comments because i need to improve on this trick http://tiny.cc/GbaTaThanks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0OU29h26jM Here's a good vid of an outside ATW from juggling (the standard way to do it). For lack of complete understanding of your question. You just bring the foot all the way around the ball and touch it back up, and keep juggling. Your Half-ATW is good, you just need better control on the left foot's catching the ball. Feel free to ask around the forums, I am BY FAR not the best or most knowledgeable freestyler here. Good luck! |
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| Posted: 29 Jun 2009, 10:13 | |
Veteran Member Joined: 07 Aug 2007, 02:51 Posts: 1722 |
no thats right, I am  
Mattsta-"There would be no point in freestyle if we knew all the tricks from the start. The fact that we had to practise to get them pays off because in the end we have earnt it." |