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Jun 24, 1:41 am |
| Kakasgotskillz wrote: | | rzadzinski wrote: | | There is also more rubber on the area of the valve, making it more susceptible to spin. |
Which is of course, the "rzadzinski" way of explaining wut I said.  |
wait, do u hit the valve part or not?? Plz explain.. I'm going crazy here...
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Jun 24, 1:50 am |
Place the valve opposite of where you want the ball to bend towards. So for a right-footed shot that you want to bend to the left and down, position the valve right and upwards.
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Kakasgotskillz
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Jun 24, 5:04 am |
Experimentation is basically the key. Just try putting valve in one direction, and curling it. Then just change the valve in different directions to see what changes. The changes aren't THAT drastic, but if you change your kicking style it'll change. Instep drive vs curls that'll be the case.
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Aug 19, 8:20 pm |
great guide,now i can go practice my freekicks..thx
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This might be an old guide but it is fantastic, very nice diagrams also
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kukuruza
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Oct 15, 5:06 pm |
Wicked job. Thanks to all of you guys.
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