@Kreider Academy - long story short, Your videos have been beneficial. I watch so many different drills etc from different channels but it seems your videos solve realistic game situations problems and lot of is because you struggle through. I would like to maybe train and get some sessions with you. what state are you in?
If you want, I’d be happy to talk more about this in my Instagram DMs if you want. But it would be a while until I could train since I’m in season right now and training 4-5 times a week plus 2 games a week so I need to manage my workloads👍🏼
How old are you? I would try to train or play in games 6 days a week. So let’s say you have one game on the weekend. You should train the 5 days before it. Take the day after it off. It’s important to take time off to reset your focus, allow yourself to recover physically and mentally. You should do at least two sessions per day for each of those five days. This includes your team training, individual training, fitness, speed and agility work, weight room, etc. So here’s a rough schedule but feel free to mix and match to get what works best for you! Monday morning: Lift + Speed training Monday afternoon: Train Tuesday morning: Train Tuesday afternoon: Train Wednesday morning: Lift + Speed training Wednesday afternoon: Train Thursday morning: Lift + agility training Thursday afternoon: Train Friday morning: Train Friday afternoon: OFF Saturday: Game Sunday: OFF For training, this could be team practices, individual practices, or with a group of friends. Just some rough guidelines for you
@@KreiderAcademy I am 11 years old…i am an amateur…i play for a small academy in India I can play positions ST RW OR CAM OR CM pls teach me how to set goals And also what to train during each day I have a matchday in my academy(inter) on Fridays I am looking forward to changing my team to one of the best in India (SG5) next month I have team sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday for 1 hour
@@hiyaangaming326 Just adjust the schedule I gave you and with the Match Days being on Fridays and then the OFF day is Saturday, etc. I have plenty of videos with drills and tips that’ll help you with scoring more goals! Watch this one to get you started. It’s my most popular video and it’s titled “Stop Making these Finishing Mistakes and You Will Score Goals” Let me know what you think😁
Out of all of them, which is the most effective skill move if someone is standing in front of you, is set, legs bent, and is very skilled at being a defender and they are from the front and they are waiting for you to go one side. Also, if they don’t fall for the feint, what else can you do
I think elasticos are the most effective skill move since the ball is traveling in one direction, causing the defender to commit to that side before you cut it back the other way. They are just the hardest to pull off consistently.. A fake pass is a good option, you just need to really sell it. It needs to look like you’re about to pass before you cut and you may freeze the defender. And finally if the defender you’re going 1v1 with is that good and hard to beat, your other option is passing. You can play combinations around him which is hard to defend too. I hope this helps😁🙏🏼
I used to save videos with drills or training plans in a playlist on RUclips, then I’d pick one and do it when training by myself! If you want to break into the first team I’d recommend asking your coach where you can improve, and then do drills to get better in that skill. Also, make sure you’re training more and harder than your teammates, otherwise it’s tough to get better than them! Make sure you’re doing more than team training, you have to practice on your own! I hope this helps and best of luck on your playing journey🫶🏼
Great question! I actually am making a video on this for this weekend! You should engage the defender at speed, because as a defender, your goal is to slow down your opponent. Going quickly reduces the chances of the defense recovering into position or getting pressure on your back. But when you use your move, you do want to slow down slightly to get your opponent to slow down. That way when you burst away, you can beat him since he’s reacting to you. Does this make sense? Approach quickly, slow down slightly when using your skill move, and then burst away. That change of speed is critical to beat the defender
I don’t have one in a similar style to this video, but if you’re looking for a training session I have you covered! Just check out my “Position Training Sessions” playlist and you’ll easily find it there! Or you can scroll down my channel page.. it was uploaded 2 months ago. I hope it helps🙌🏼
What position do you play? I’d recommend watching my video for center midfielder training because it has an excellent drill that works on your scanning and awareness! It’s the drill involving the flashing colors and turning. I hope that helps!
can you make a video about some skills you can use that will 100% work and break ankles all the time.\ And also is it better to play amongs people who are a little better then you or amongs people who are alot better than you
Unfortunately there isn’t such thing as moves that break ankles 100% of the time. The moves in this video are some of the best though! Neymar had a 44% dribble success rate last season and Messi has a 70% dribble success rate this season (according to FootStats). If those two guys haven’t found moves that work 100% of the time, you can bet it doesn’t exist. For your other question, it’s definitely better to play against guys a little better than you. They will push you to be a better player, but you are good enough to compete with them! If players are a lot better than you then it is hard for you to try new things and improve in every aspect of your game, since you probably won’t get the ball much or be good enough to keep the ball. The key is though, as you improve and get even or better than your competition, take another step up. The goal is to always be playing with players a little better than you so that you are pushed to improve!
For sure! There’s tons of taller players who are excellent dribblers out there. It’d be hard to have a style similar to messi since his plays to his lower center of gravity, but you can definitely use your size and body to protect the ball from defenders!!
underrated as hell
Thank you so much! Glad you’re enjoying the videos😁🫶🏼
@Kreider Academy - long story short, Your videos have been beneficial. I watch so many different drills etc from different channels but it seems your videos solve realistic game situations problems and lot of is because you struggle through. I would like to maybe train and get some sessions with you. what state are you in?
If you want, I’d be happy to talk more about this in my Instagram DMs if you want. But it would be a while until I could train since I’m in season right now and training 4-5 times a week plus 2 games a week so I need to manage my workloads👍🏼
Very efficient for in game situations, good video really helps for my trials
Awesome! I love to hear it😊🫶🏼 Good luck on your trials!
such a great video bro!!!, better than so many famous youtubers
Thank you! That’s really high praise😊🫶🏼
True
Nice vid super great thanks my guy you are underrated
Thank you so much🫶🏼
This deserves more likes
Thank you I appreciate it🫶🏼🫶🏼
Very underrated!
Thank you🫶🏼 glad you’re enjoying the videos!!
Hey just one request pls make a video on step overs and bicycle kicks that would help a lot
I talked about step overs in this video! If you have any specific questions about them, let me know and I’ll be happy to help😁🫶🏼
Yo bro how much should one train to become a pro
Monday-
Tuesday -
Wednesday-
Thursday-
Friday-
1st & 3rd Saturday-
2md & 4th Saturday-
Sunday-
And even what to train
Pls reply fast I can't wait
How old are you? I would try to train or play in games 6 days a week.
So let’s say you have one game on the weekend. You should train the 5 days before it. Take the day after it off. It’s important to take time off to reset your focus, allow yourself to recover physically and mentally.
You should do at least two sessions per day for each of those five days. This includes your team training, individual training, fitness, speed and agility work, weight room, etc.
So here’s a rough schedule but feel free to mix and match to get what works best for you!
Monday morning: Lift + Speed training
Monday afternoon: Train
Tuesday morning: Train
Tuesday afternoon: Train
Wednesday morning: Lift + Speed training
Wednesday afternoon: Train
Thursday morning: Lift + agility training
Thursday afternoon: Train
Friday morning: Train
Friday afternoon: OFF
Saturday: Game
Sunday: OFF
For training, this could be team practices, individual practices, or with a group of friends. Just some rough guidelines for you
@@KreiderAcademy I am 11 years old…i am an amateur…i play for a small academy in India
I can play positions ST RW OR CAM OR CM
pls teach me how to set goals
And also what to train during each day
I have a matchday in my academy(inter) on Fridays
I am looking forward to changing my team to one of the best in India (SG5) next month
I have team sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday for 1 hour
@@hiyaangaming326 Just adjust the schedule I gave you and with the Match Days being on Fridays and then the OFF day is Saturday, etc.
I have plenty of videos with drills and tips that’ll help you with scoring more goals! Watch this one to get you started. It’s my most popular video and it’s titled “Stop Making these Finishing Mistakes and You Will Score Goals”
Let me know what you think😁
@@KreiderAcademy how much time shall I train each day?
Very good info
Glad it helped you😁🫶🏼
Out of all of them, which is the most effective skill move if someone is standing in front of you, is set, legs bent, and is very skilled at being a defender and they are from the front and they are waiting for you to go one side. Also, if they don’t fall for the feint, what else can you do
I think elasticos are the most effective skill move since the ball is traveling in one direction, causing the defender to commit to that side before you cut it back the other way. They are just the hardest to pull off consistently..
A fake pass is a good option, you just need to really sell it. It needs to look like you’re about to pass before you cut and you may freeze the defender.
And finally if the defender you’re going 1v1 with is that good and hard to beat, your other option is passing. You can play combinations around him which is hard to defend too. I hope this helps😁🙏🏼
I struggle on finding drills to do and struggle to break into the firsst team what should i do
I used to save videos with drills or training plans in a playlist on RUclips, then I’d pick one and do it when training by myself!
If you want to break into the first team I’d recommend asking your coach where you can improve, and then do drills to get better in that skill. Also, make sure you’re training more and harder than your teammates, otherwise it’s tough to get better than them! Make sure you’re doing more than team training, you have to practice on your own!
I hope this helps and best of luck on your playing journey🫶🏼
Bro how interesting world am I , 13 year old be a pro football player while not even going for an academy
Same bro I am 13 and have won a tournament and got scouted while playing in my local grounf
I am a defender so I am learning these to stop the attackers
Very smart!!
What is better approacing thendefender with speed or slowly
Great question! I actually am making a video on this for this weekend! You should engage the defender at speed, because as a defender, your goal is to slow down your opponent.
Going quickly reduces the chances of the defense recovering into position or getting pressure on your back. But when you use your move, you do want to slow down slightly to get your opponent to slow down. That way when you burst away, you can beat him since he’s reacting to you. Does this make sense?
Approach quickly, slow down slightly when using your skill move, and then burst away. That change of speed is critical to beat the defender
Tanks
You’re welcome👌🏼
I'd love a video on how to be an elite winger
I don’t have one in a similar style to this video, but if you’re looking for a training session I have you covered!
Just check out my “Position Training Sessions” playlist and you’ll easily find it there! Or you can scroll down my channel page.. it was uploaded 2 months ago. I hope it helps🙌🏼
I always forget to scan any things i can do to improve
What position do you play? I’d recommend watching my video for center midfielder training because it has an excellent drill that works on your scanning and awareness! It’s the drill involving the flashing colors and turning. I hope that helps!
Just make it a habit
can you make a video about some skills you can use that will 100% work and break ankles all the time.\
And also is it better to play amongs people who are a little better then you or amongs people who are alot better than you
Unfortunately there isn’t such thing as moves that break ankles 100% of the time. The moves in this video are some of the best though!
Neymar had a 44% dribble success rate last season and Messi has a 70% dribble success rate this season (according to FootStats). If those two guys haven’t found moves that work 100% of the time, you can bet it doesn’t exist.
For your other question, it’s definitely better to play against guys a little better than you. They will push you to be a better player, but you are good enough to compete with them! If players are a lot better than you then it is hard for you to try new things and improve in every aspect of your game, since you probably won’t get the ball much or be good enough to keep the ball. The key is though, as you improve and get even or better than your competition, take another step up. The goal is to always be playing with players a little better than you so that you are pushed to improve!
hey bro I'm 6'4 do you think i can be a good dribbler with enough practice?😅
For sure! There’s tons of taller players who are excellent dribblers out there. It’d be hard to have a style similar to messi since his plays to his lower center of gravity, but you can definitely use your size and body to protect the ball from defenders!!
@@KreiderAcademy ok then which of the dribbling style would be perfect for me
@@KreiderAcademy please is there any way i can contact you for some helpful tips
Are you asking for a specific player?
Yeah the best way to reach me is to dm me on Instagram👍🏼
i was the 1000th person to like this video
That’s awesome! Thanks for the love😊🫶🏼
When I'm alone I can do Neymar's dribbles but not when I'm with him in the game.why?
Hey! I answered your other comment on this😁👍🏼
First 1 min feels illegal
Sorry you feel that way! I added chapters so if others want to skip straight to each move they can easily!
@@KreiderAcademy I meant like being on the video after just one minute of release
@@KreiderAcademy he meant it in a nice way that he was surprised that he got to the vid just after it released also great vid!
Oh my bad! Here’s your trophy 🏆🙌🏼 I hope you enjoyed the video😊
I was confused😂 thanks for the love I really appreciate it❤️ Best of luck on your playing journey!!
😢underated channel
Thank you so much 😊🫶🏼
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Thank you for the love❤️