@@joshola353 ok so listen I haven't played confidentiality ever until yesterday and now I play 10x better I'm so happy I got out of my comfort zone for 3 years football will be fun if you play make mistakes lose that's how you get better
You know what's the proud feeling for me when my whole team is attacking and i am the only one who is playing cb staying with goalkeeper and my whole team have full confidence on me that opponent can't score us, this is best feeling ever while playing as a cb
Usually when a team wins, the Strikers or the Goalkeepers get all the credits, Defenders are just always in the back in terms of recognition, respect these players!
As a full back myself, I can say this is true. When the teams wins, what said above happens and when we lose, the blame comes to us no matter how hard we try. Despite being one of the hardest positions defenders are always underrated. This mostly happens because the ones who blame are just ordinary fans, but the group of people who actually know what is going on does appeciate the whole team and respects the team evenly
I am a CB. I have made 4 brexit tackles in 6 games. I have captained all six games. 4 goal line clearances and 2 goals. 3 yellow cards and 1 red card. New season in school football 7th grade. One of my goals was a header and my other goal was a penalty. We started the season in november. And i hope to finish this season with 15 goals or more. I'm also going to be captain for the rest of my middle school career unless of course i move or i graduate and move on to hs. I'm aspiring to become the next Sergio Ramos and so far I've heard a lot of good things about my potential to reach my goal.
Jay, i been following this channel for like a year now, and i got better because of your tips and trick,now im one of the best defenders of my youth league, so i appreciate it a lot, dont stop uploading videos like this bro, AGUANTE ARGENTINA!!💪
Today was day one of my 23/24 season in my academy and while it was halftime I watched this and I managed to not let enybody pass me and we got the 3 points with a G/A of 7 (4 goals 3 assists)
I grew up in Italy playing football everyday, where boys and girls by the age of 10 they already know all the basics of football and half of them have the qualities to start training in minor leagues. I always played as defender because of my size. What I learnt in those years is that awareness is everything. Especially in low -mid level football, if you are aware of opponent's position and their qualities, you can intercept almost every pass. At age 14 we won the local league with the best defense. Me and my other mates wouldn't even need to tackle: where interceptions weren't enough, we were just running on them and use our larger size to make the attacker loose his equilibrium.
now i defend better i can do dive to tackle and helping and passing when i play in the park i keep defender i just love it thank you to unisport for helping me
I'm a defensive midfielder this helped me a bit Infact I have long legs and I'm 6"7 Wich helps me in winning headers and physical play so I am good in both defense and attack 💪💯☕💥 Training makes perfect 🔥🔥🔥
Could you make a video that's goes in depth about a defenders positioning on the defence or offence aswell as positioning when faced in certain situations such as a 2 v 1 on goal
I have been plying football for a long time and i have been a defender since then am a slide tackle monster so i think this is good advice for beginners and defenders that have been playing as this position for 2 or 3 months bc they have to improve a little more
i liked all of this but for me, i am not the best on the team there are some real good team8s and when i communicate by telling them "go forward, i'll pass u a thru ball" they get angry and start saying im bad and stuff, tips for that? thanks uni
Idea for a video: 3 Defensive uses of stance: 1v1 to hold till your cover is in position, Steer and Delay in defensive stance back peddling, how to back peddle with speed (similar to what American foot defenders do from the line of scrimmage, but the proper soccer way).
In '99 or '00, I used to contemplate on this questions (related only to 1 on 1 defending in football and basketball): 1. Why the football dribblers need to land one of their foot first during their dribbling when later they want to kick the ball, change the dribbling direction, accelerate suddenly like quick cuts & breaks, etc? Why it's similar to humans when they walk or run which always need to land one of their foot first before the other foot continues? 2. Why the basketball dribblers often wait for (or quickly reach) the ball to bounce back to their hands during their dribbling before they try to pass, shoot, or other attempts to change the ball movement? Why this too is similar to humans when they walk or run which always need to land one of their foot first before the other foot continues? 3. Why in football & basketball, the dribblers often shorten their dribbling when they get close to one or multiple opponents? Is it the same reason when riding a bike on a straight road and why it's very dangerous to suddenly turn the steer 90 degree to the left or right at 50mph (high speed)? Will the same outcome also appear at 7mph? 4. Thanks to Newton's inertia laws & Vesalius research about human anatomy, the questions above have been answered which then raised a new question, as a defender, what happen if finally you used to take advantage of opponent's inertia? Well, what I know is whatever the dribbler/opponent do or decide, he can't do anything during his inertia moment (except giving up on 1 on 1), whether he decides to do a feint, quick cuts & breaks, etc. And the longer a dribbler waits for the defender to eat his bait, the more he will be at disadvantage. I hope no defender get intoxicated with the habit of taking advantage of opponent's inertia, because he might like 1 on 1 too much against a stronger opponent or very skilled dribbler.😊
Having played in defence many times (I'm normally a midfielder) tackling should never be the major drive of defending. Organisation, reading the game , composure and judging the offside line are far more important. MOst of the game isn't about tackling for a defender and is often actually, a last resort.
I was once the best defender of my team and i use all of these tactics, now am injured and my team is losing badly because of the new defender thank you for the tip I would really like to tell my new teammate how to improve in defending because he doesn't know how.
I was playing with some kids I didn’t know yesterday and I was GOATed on defense. I kept trying to direct them and tell them where to go to cover passing lanes and I kept anticipating all of the other team’s plays seeing everyone that was making runs. It was so frustrating when I was telling them who to mark and when to press and fall back and for the most part they weren’t listening. For someone who has only been playing a few months and not very seriously at that I think I have a pretty good games iq and awareness and feel for the game. The kids on my team were pretty good in terms of technical ability and such but I feel as though their iq was lacking and I had to make a lot of last ditch tackles and clearances. Still had a lot of fun though. Remember guys the sure fire best way to get better at the game is to play and also be conscious of everything that happens while you do. This will increase your iq and just overall awareness and familiarity with the game. All of that is a super underrated but extremely important part of football that can literally change the entire course of a match especially at lower levels. Just something to keep in mind 👍🏾
I honestly am very competitive and I would do anything to get my team a shot to score my intercept I would say I’m decent and honestly the worst feeling of being a defender in my opinion is when the opponent scores especially if you could of prevented it
This is my strategy in game I focus on the ball and the 3 teammates around him and when I have the ball I look around the pitch and the people in front of me and I look at my teamates I usually cross it to the one that are very far away from me and I don’t go front a lot and I also make sure it doesn’t go offside my awareness is good but am always square so the first tip help a lot am the second biggest in my class and Am 59.3 pounds that’s the definition of upper primary I went to school 2 years late or am in one grade behind high school and I acan the pitch when the ball is out for like a pass I have good pace and phy so far and my shooting is good I have most of my power in my right foot but am left handed and that’s all this video helped a lot thanks for up,pacing this
I am currently a midfielder but I want to be a CB because my defensive game is much better than my attacking game therefore I wouldn’t help much in the attack, but the problem is my team has 2 insane CB for my age, should I consider RB, my RB isn’t good and I thought since rb is a weak spot i could go there since we have good midfielder back-ups, should I ask my coach to go RB?
if you are quick and are able to contribute to the attack from the wing, definitely ask to go rb. if not ask to go cdm. if you're already a cdm and want to move from there then ig you just have to deal with it
Honestly as a defender I am really good at tackling and stealing the ball like its my thing you know and as the defender i constanly put pressure on the attackers I also am really good at intercepting passes
After about 2 or 3 months of training these i still suck but it doesent mean that these tips are useless so ill keep training until hopefully i get good
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TIPS FOR DEFENDING
1. AWARENESS (look around)
2. OFFSIDE (communication)
3. PASSES (good passes)
4. COMPOSURE (stay cool and think)
5. INTERCEPTIONS (good interceptions , think before interceping)
6. TACKLING (guess or get the mistake )
7. SKILLS (doing skills , outside stepover)
i have decent football ability but I lack so much confidence sadly
@@joshola353 mines worse but hey you gotta start somewhere
@@joshola353 ok so listen I haven't played confidentiality ever until yesterday and now I play 10x better I'm so happy I got out of my comfort zone for 3 years football will be fun if you play make mistakes lose that's how you get better
@@deathlyx3234 thx bro 🙏🏿
Thanks
Defending is honestly just art if u know what ur doing
Exactly. Its beautiful
and if you know what you're doing, it can be as fun as attacking
@@AndreBaguettei mean your not lying
Everything in football becomes art once you know what you're doing
like maguire 😆
You know what's the proud feeling for me when my whole team is attacking and i am the only one who is playing cb staying with goalkeeper and my whole team have full confidence on me that opponent can't score us, this is best feeling ever while playing as a cb
euphoric right there feels like u bust a nut when u save the whole team
I agree as a cb, this is the best feeling. Knowing that your team believes in you.
same that’s one of the reasons why i love playing cb
i agree as an only playing CB for my team
Yea i agree a cb
Usually when a team wins, the Strikers or the Goalkeepers get all the credits, Defenders are just always in the back in terms of recognition, respect these players!
Thats because they don't know to watch football
Thanks,on behave of all defenders🎉
Goalkeeper is useless if your defend is good throughout the tournament
Yes😊
As a full back myself, I can say this is true. When the teams wins, what said above happens and when we lose, the blame comes to us no matter how hard we try. Despite being one of the hardest positions defenders are always underrated. This mostly happens because the ones who blame are just ordinary fans, but the group of people who actually know what is going on does appeciate the whole team and respects the team evenly
I am a CB. I have made 4 brexit tackles in 6 games. I have captained all six games. 4 goal line clearances and 2 goals. 3 yellow cards and 1 red card. New season in school football 7th grade. One of my goals was a header and my other goal was a penalty. We started the season in november. And i hope to finish this season with 15 goals or more. I'm also going to be captain for the rest of my middle school career unless of course i move or i graduate and move on to hs. I'm aspiring to become the next Sergio Ramos and so far I've heard a lot of good things about my potential to reach my goal.
Jay, i been following this channel for like a year now, and i got better because of your tips and trick,now im one of the best defenders of my youth league, so i appreciate it a lot, dont stop uploading videos like this bro, AGUANTE ARGENTINA!!💪
im defender too my guy
Me too I am good bcs of his tip
Me as a striker: Write that down! Write that down!
Am i the only one watching this every time before a game 😅
Same
Same so don't sweat it
You aren't alone bro
I think we all do
Same
the only channel who teaches defending as well!!
Unisport you changed my mindset🧠 thanks guys keep on doing the great work 👍🏾⚽🐐
Can u make more on defending like specific technical training thanks😁
Thank you. This could really help 👌
Defending is an art🤩
Which skill or area should we look into next? /Jay
Applying dribbling techniques in an actual match or overall game sense
Tips on being a complete CM
On the bench 😂😭
How to improve the first touch when having a heavy leg...
How to deal with the ball
Under pressure
Being a center back its so relaxing when my team has possession and i just get to watch and talk with the other teams striker🤣
I do that bro 😂😂
It's very interesting and no stress 😂😂
I followed this and we won by a score of 5-0.
Thanks.
Today was day one of my 23/24 season in my academy and while it was halftime I watched this and I managed to not let enybody pass me and we got the 3 points with a G/A of 7 (4 goals 3 assists)
Please let this series come in midfield and wing
Yes
Yup
Agree
All positions are equally important
Yess yesss yess
Tip:
Most of the strikers goes to their strong foot side while doing stepover
You often don't know their strong foot though
@@JJ-xi5orthey shoot with it and dribble
@Channel-ii7kc yeah man
I'm learning alot from this video I'm so greatfull to you bro😇❤️
I grew up in Italy playing football everyday, where boys and girls by the age of 10 they already know all the basics of football and half of them have the qualities to start training in minor leagues. I always played as defender because of my size. What I learnt in those years is that awareness is everything. Especially in low -mid level football, if you are aware of opponent's position and their qualities, you can intercept almost every pass. At age 14 we won the local league with the best defense. Me and my other mates wouldn't even need to tackle: where interceptions weren't enough, we were just running on them and use our larger size to make the attacker loose his equilibrium.
❤ thanks for the tips really helpful
THANKS MAN YOU REALLY HELPED ME TO BE A BETTER DEFFENDER
Nope bro in my class we defenders don't even get a little respect
real
now i defend better i can do dive to tackle and helping and passing when i play in the park i keep defender i just love it thank you to unisport for helping me
I'm a defensive midfielder this helped me a bit
Infact I have long legs and I'm 6"7 Wich helps me in winning headers and physical play so I am good in both defense and attack 💪💯☕💥
Training makes perfect 🔥🔥🔥
6'7 you sure your in the right sport
I know I'm tall 😂😂😂 but I like soccer 🤣
Actually I'm capping I'm 6'2
Men is an inch larger then virgil
You should be in volleyball .....it's just a advice
I’m a winger and looking at this 😂😂 100000 IQ
My psychology trick is to bark or just talk to the forward in a loud voice and it works well
XD
Thank you. It had helped me a lot
VERY HELPFUL!!!
I am not a defender but i am a deep lying playmaker so this video really helped thx.
Thanx for the video, i have learnt a lot
This videos are actually helping me❤
Could you make a video that's goes in depth about a defenders positioning on the defence or offence aswell as positioning when faced in certain situations such as a 2 v 1 on goal
Thank you coachie
I play middle defender and this helps🎉
I have been plying football for a long time and i have been a defender since then am a slide tackle monster so i think this is good advice for beginners and defenders that have been playing as this position for 2 or 3 months bc they have to improve a little more
i liked all of this but for me, i am not the best on the team there are some real good team8s and when i communicate by telling them "go forward, i'll pass u a thru ball" they get angry and start saying im bad and stuff, tips for that? thanks uni
Nice game big thumb for you great work keep it up.
This helps a lot👍
This is the best channel for improving football skills.
5:40 Me watching this as an attacker precisely because of that.
Idea for a video: 3 Defensive uses of stance: 1v1 to hold till your cover is in position, Steer and Delay in defensive stance back peddling, how to back peddle with speed (similar to what American foot defenders do from the line of scrimmage, but the proper soccer way).
NYC brudda i am cb i learn many things tx for that.... 🔥🔥
Thank you for these tips I have an important football tournament tomorrow (:
Yes, thanks for the video ❤️
Post a video on weekly routine to practice at home roof
All thease tips are realy good i really recommend ❤
I have good physical and speed and good reflexes but I do not have a lot of technical defense
The biggest tip I can give as a modern cb is to get comfortable on the ball and take the time to master the art of passing
In '99 or '00, I used to contemplate on this questions (related only to 1 on 1 defending in football and basketball):
1. Why the football dribblers need to land one of their foot first during their dribbling when later they want to kick the ball, change the dribbling direction, accelerate suddenly like quick cuts & breaks, etc? Why it's similar to humans when they walk or run which always need to land one of their foot first before the other foot continues?
2. Why the basketball dribblers often wait for (or quickly reach) the ball to bounce back to their hands during their dribbling before they try to pass, shoot, or other attempts to change the ball movement? Why this too is similar to humans when they walk or run which always need to land one of their foot first before the other foot continues?
3. Why in football & basketball, the dribblers often shorten their dribbling when they get close to one or multiple opponents? Is it the same reason when riding a bike on a straight road and why it's very dangerous to suddenly turn the steer 90 degree to the left or right at 50mph (high speed)? Will the same outcome also appear at 7mph?
4. Thanks to Newton's inertia laws & Vesalius research about human anatomy, the questions above have been answered which then raised a new question, as a defender, what happen if finally you used to take advantage of opponent's inertia?
Well, what I know is whatever the dribbler/opponent do or decide, he can't do anything during his inertia moment (except giving up on 1 on 1), whether he decides to do a feint, quick cuts & breaks, etc. And the longer a dribbler waits for the defender to eat his bait, the more he will be at disadvantage. I hope no defender get intoxicated with the habit of taking advantage of opponent's inertia, because he might like 1 on 1 too much against a stronger opponent or very skilled dribbler.😊
a good skill to know and use but not to be over used
Can you do CB version of when to keep the ball and when to intersept please 🥺
Thanks for the tips
What i do as a goalkeeper :save the game
What I do as a defender:get a red card
Having played in defence many times (I'm normally a midfielder) tackling should never be the major drive of defending. Organisation, reading the game , composure and judging the offside line are far more important. MOst of the game isn't about tackling for a defender and is often actually, a last resort.
2:27
Crazyy, I wanted to be a striker and now I have to play as a wing left back.. It is what it is
I was once the best defender of my team and i use all of these tactics, now am injured and my team is losing badly because of the new defender thank you for the tip I would really like to tell my new teammate how to improve in defending because he doesn't know how.
Guess new defender is a noob😅
im currently an academy player and i play full back and center back so this has helped so much to boost my chances of going pro
Monday gonna be my first debut, so i need to keep this in my head.
Jazakallah prother 😊❤
This helped me a lot as a RB ❤
Thanks this helps a lot
Because of ur tips i got selected in the under 14 team tysm🎉🎉
I was playing with some kids I didn’t know yesterday and I was GOATed on defense. I kept trying to direct them and tell them where to go to cover passing lanes and I kept anticipating all of the other team’s plays seeing everyone that was making runs. It was so frustrating when I was telling them who to mark and when to press and fall back and for the most part they weren’t listening. For someone who has only been playing a few months and not very seriously at that I think I have a pretty good games iq and awareness and feel for the game. The kids on my team were pretty good in terms of technical ability and such but I feel as though their iq was lacking and I had to make a lot of last ditch tackles and clearances. Still had a lot of fun though. Remember guys the sure fire best way to get better at the game is to play and also be conscious of everything that happens while you do. This will increase your iq and just overall awareness and familiarity with the game. All of that is a super underrated but extremely important part of football that can literally change the entire course of a match especially at lower levels. Just something to keep in mind 👍🏾
First view and thank for the tips it will really help a lot
This helped me so much since i want to be on the Jr.CLT FC team!
Thank you
Defending is underrated if a defender saves a goal you hear god job but when the striker scores the Hole team runs to the striker and celebrates
3 tips to make strikers fear you (sergio ramos tips):
1: break ankles
2: break ankles
3: be physical and break ankles
Thanku sir ❣️❣️❣️
Thanks broo ❤❤
This helped a lot
Could u do more detail for skills
Finnally a defending video les goooo
I always clear the ball away from the ground whenever I get it
I honestly am very competitive and I would do anything to get my team a shot to score my intercept I would say I’m decent and honestly the worst feeling of being a defender in my opinion is when the opponent scores especially if you could of prevented it
First try outs for school team tmrw🥰
Tomorrow is my Football Selection Match and I am just watching it now.
Best tip watch how to improve as a striker because it will help you to think one step ahead of the striker
More videos on defending sir please 🙏
Thanks a lot.
The way i practiced awareness is legit by keeping track of 3 random prople in a crowd whenever i got to a mall 💀
Can you do more videos for defenders
POV me watching this at 10:30 at night before match day to defend the leading goal kicker in the comp
Nice one
Thanks bro
Great videos I am a defender and an attacking player love both roles
i play football at school and my teams defender just stand there like a rock. im a defender too but i usually just get ball and past
This is my strategy in game I focus on the ball and the 3 teammates around him and when I have the ball I look around the pitch and the people in front of me and I look at my teamates I usually cross it to the one that are very far away from me and I don’t go front a lot and I also make sure it doesn’t go offside my awareness is good but am always square so the first tip help a lot am the second biggest in my class and Am 59.3 pounds that’s the definition of upper primary I went to school 2 years late or am in one grade behind high school and I acan the pitch when the ball is out for like a pass I have good pace and phy so far and my shooting is good I have most of my power in my right foot but am left handed and that’s all this video helped a lot thanks for up,pacing this
But I don't I use my weak foot so I can use my strong foot too move the ball
Im not even a defender and yet im the best at slide tackles and tackles in my school 😂( im a Amf)
Same here
Plz upload more on defender
Nice video
Just got megged at training and I slipped after I got megged and fell so now I’m here.
I want to be a cb. But I don't have that enough physicality. What should I do 😢?
An attacker is also watching this video 😂
Learning the ways of your enemy is crazy😂
Good tips
I am currently a midfielder but
I want to be a CB because my defensive game is much better than my attacking game therefore I wouldn’t help much in the attack, but the problem is my team has 2 insane CB for my age, should I consider RB, my RB isn’t good and I thought since rb is a weak spot i could go there since we have good midfielder back-ups, should I ask my coach to go RB?
if you are quick and are able to contribute to the attack from the wing, definitely ask to go rb. if not ask to go cdm. if you're already a cdm and want to move from there then ig you just have to deal with it
I want a video on how to play with lower level teammates, how do I use them in a game setting if they aren’t as good or new to the game?
U have to be vocal n u muc give them structure lyk wen u pass the ball it muc follow wid an instruction coz ur the one that can see wats goin on
@@ayandamakhathini2457 Thanks
@@icemanfreezezing no problem
Honestly as a defender I am really good at tackling and stealing the ball like its my thing you know and as the defender i constanly put pressure on the attackers I also am really good at intercepting passes
Me too
After about 2 or 3 months of training these i still suck but it doesent mean that these tips are useless so ill keep training until hopefully i get good
Do you still suck ?
@momohmahdi8514 yep