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Home dribbling program
| Posted: 06 Mar 2006, 02:02 | |
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best guide on this site keep up the good work jdefoe |
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| Posted: 04 May 2006, 23:08 | |
Hey this is a great guide, but i have a question. Could someone please explain how to do the full sole roll? I'm not quite sure how to do it. The first time i actually saw this move was playing fifa street, lol. Any help would be much appreciated, thanx.
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| Posted: 05 May 2006, 01:20 | |
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Quote: Inside Roll: Roll the ball across your body from outside to inside with the inside and sole of the foot and stop the ball with the inside of the other foot.
Outside Roll: Roll the ball across your body from inside to outside with the outside and sole of the foot and stop the ball with the inside of the same foot. don't get it, could someone help me??? |
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| Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 17:32 | |
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Heres a link to some vids of the moves for those who want it
http://www.strongsoccer.com/Kingdrills/ ... actice.htm I had trouble understanding it as well but there not as hard as they sound. trust me "For The Love Of the Game" |
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| Posted: 21 Jun 2006, 08:24 | |
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Could someone please explain the following in more detail:
Side-to-Side Push-Pull (How do you tap the ball back and forth with the inside of feet?) Side-to-Side Front Roll (How do you tap the ball back and forth with inside of feet, and how do you pull the ball across your body?) Pull & Roll Behind (do you ever turn around or are you always facing just the one direction?) Pull turn (I don't get this one) Full Sole Roll (I don't understand the first half, and what is a step-on?) 360 (Is this really just two 180s?) Kicks Over ball (How do you kick over the ball?) I understand (I think) the rest. It would be awesome if someone could help me with the ones I listed. Thanks! |
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| Posted: 09 Jul 2006, 04:46 | |
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Does getting so many touches with the sole of the foot actually help in a game?
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| Posted: 26 Jul 2006, 00:14 | |
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this is a really good guide. I am for sure going to try it. Give the man some props!
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| Posted: 31 Jul 2006, 21:05 | |
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jdefoe wrote: Dribbling: Solving 1v1 Attacking Situations
Warm-Up (10 minutes): Run on spot or skip for 2-3 minutes Stretch Juggle ball for 5 mins, aim for 100 successive, use both feet Stretch 200 touches of tennis ball (100 each foot) Great post and i can't juggle over 50 so i can't even do the warm-up. Should i get up my ball handling skills by juggling or should i do this to improve them? One last thing can most of you juggle 100+ times in 5 mins or less? Credit to stephez
"Train and never stop dreaming.If you have a dream, you must give EVERYTHING for it."-Ronaldinho |
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| Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 18:25 | |
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ya this is really good. |
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| Posted: 21 Sep 2006, 19:23 | |
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I don't get the whole sole thing could someone explain it to me? great guide by the way.
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| Posted: 24 Sep 2006, 15:57 | |
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Excellent! I will definately incorporate this into my training.
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| Posted: 30 Sep 2006, 00:08 | |
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great guide.Thx
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| Posted: 01 Nov 2006, 18:18 | |
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These is the best guide I've ever seen.Thanks for the warming up methods jdefoe. |
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| Posted: 05 Nov 2006, 22:51 | |
I've been using this for a couple days now and I can already tell a bit of a difference in my control. Thanks man!
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| Posted: 06 Nov 2006, 14:15 | |
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well its winter in europe ye, but noone can stop me from playing football.
even if it snows i go out and practice. every day. and btw to the guy who is complaining about winter in europe; if your gonna go for pro you must practice when it snows. no matter what weather. nice guide, but i aint english, so i didnt understand everything. |
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Credit to stephez
