Hey guys, this is Massimo from best soccer tricks dot com. Now, I'll be going
over top 4 dribbling moves you need to know. Alright guys, so the first dribbling
move you need to know is going to be the step over. So basically the whole aspect
of the step over is to fake your defender into going one way and then you
take off the other way. So I'll show you the movement now static so basically
what it is is when you're approaching the defender you're heading straight on
and you're going to go over the ball as if you're about to hit it one way so I'll show
you that again. You're going one way and then take off the other way. So the whole
point of that again is to fake your defender into thinking you're
going to the left by making that step over move and then exploding the other
way and take it off. So I'll head it right here into my defender again you're
heading straight on to him, you're running straight at him, you're going,
you're going...
One and two
I'll show you guys again
Straight on, straight, one and explode.
[Soccer player demonstrating dribbling moves]
So, obviously you can add on to this the step-over that's the beauty of it you
can add two fakes to it. So if you really want to get your defender off guard even
more, you can do, one, too and then take off. So again, it's the same aspect it's
just you're adding an extra step over to get your defender off guard even more so
you do one two and then take off. So I'll show you that in real time
So you're going, you're going, one, two and take off.
One more time... Again, head straight into your defender
straight to him. One, two and take off.
So the second dribble move you need to know is it's
kind of a it's close to the step over but instead you're using a ball roll. So just
to show you guys what a soccer ball roll is when you place your foot on top of the
ball you're rolling that's a ball roll. So you're placing your foot on top of the
ball roll. So basically that's the first part of the move so like the step
over, you want to make sure you want to try to get your defender going one way
and you take off the other way. So you're going over to him, ball roll and go the
other way. I'll show you guys that once again. It's a motion like this, going over, ball roll
and take off the other way. I'll show you now against the defender once again
you're heading straight to the defender head on, you're going, you're going...
Ball roll and go the other way.
What's important about these
moves as well when you're doing dribble moves, is really put your body into it.
You want to fake the defender not only with not only what your feet put your
body motion. You want to show that your body's going one way and then you want
to explode the other way to really catch the defender off guard. You're going to see
this as I'm performing this move.
[Soccer player doing a dribbling move]
My body is leaning one way as if I'm going to go to the left and then I take
off to the right to catch my defender off guard.
One more time.
[Soccer dribbling done by a player]
So the next dribble move you
need to know, basically you're hitting what's gonna be doing is you're gonna be
hitting the ball one way and you're going to be taking off the other way. Now in
this drill the whole aspect of it is basically is you want to kind of throw
the defender off because you'll be you know just touching it slightly one side
and taking off the other side. So it's going to kind of play mind games with the
defender. Will he go after the ball or will he try to chase you? This is always
something that was really successful personally for me and I'll show you guys
right now. So what's important about this is you don't want to hit it too far as
you're approaching the defender you want to be able to reach it. So you're
going to hit it on the other way and you're taking off on him and then meeting the
ball where you took it. So I'll show that again so you're heading straight on to your
defender obviously you're sprinting and he's facing you so you have that
advantage already taking off, so if you put it to one side take off the other
side you're going to meet that ball with ease. So I'll show you guys again right now.
Right here, and take off the other side.
You'll have that step over your defender. Make sure again you hit it a reasonable
distance in front so you'll be able to meet it in stride but also you don't
want to hit it too far that you don't meet it or that you don't put enough
power onto it so that the defender is able to just reach it with his foot. So
I'll show you guys again, heading straight into the defender, move the other side, boom.
[Soccer player demonstrating dribbling moves]
And your through on goal.
Alright guys so the
fourth and final dribbling move you need to know is what we like to say in French
"The roulette". The whole gist of this dribbling move is basically now instead
of heading directly towards your defender you're going to be slightly
heading to slightly to an angle, you'll be heading to slightly at an angle
so that's when you make the rollover which I'll show you guys right now
you're heading towards an angle, you've got the foot, you've got the ball
here with your foot roll it back and take off the other way.
I'll show you guys again.
It's important to you go slightly at an angle. So, if I'm going this way
right foot, roll it backwards, left foot roll the other way.
This move can be very useful, again throwing
your defender off, you're heading towards them at an angle then you make that
certain turn. It's two quick movements so that it's just it's right away
one two and you take off. So I'll show you guys now in real time to see what it
looks like. So again, I'm heading at an angle, rollover and take off.
And again you see how I'm heading one way the defenders that are following
me there two quick movements and I'm already in the other direction and I'm
gone.
One more time. Here we go, headed, headed and take off.
So I hope you enjoyed the soccer video on the four best
dribbling moves you need to know. Don't be discouraged if you can't get these
dribbling moves right away, they do take practice go to a field or even in
practice on the training when training with your team try them out to try them
out try them out before game even if you want in warm-ups. If you don't if you
don't have a partner, put two cones and dribble around them it's still the same
thing keep practicing and these can be very useful for when you're in the game
and you're heading straight onto on the defender, you want to be able to take him
on and make him second-guess himself and take off. Re-watch the video, if you can't get
it don't be discouraged, keep working at it and I'm sure you'll get it thanks for watching
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