This will help out a lot of players !! Including myself , I tend to be direct and not feint a lot which is really making my dribbling level low I know for fact if i do this drill daily my dribbling will be insane ! Thank you for breaking it down and making it so simple . You just got another subscriber
It is amazing. I can visually see how older players are dribbling differently than my 10 year old, but I don’t know how to explain it to him, and there you are 🎉
Excellent! My son seems to have peaked with his dribbling skills. I always watched him thinking something was missing- RHYTHM!!!! Yes- it's why it appears he's working so hard; his movements have no rhythm, no flow! Thanks for sharing this
I was recently explaining to my son that you need to be like a dancer in football! I wasn’t sure how to translate that into an exercise, so this is brilliant. For kids that don’t have this kind of natural movement I’ve found that you have to break up movements into their smallest steps, as you’ve done in the video. If you can do videos on improving acceleration then that would be helpful 👍
Many Thanks Fran, I love the way you identify the technical skills, break them down and then proposing exercises to improve. I will try for sure these two dribbling rhythm moves. I already tried your Messi's splutter move and see already some results/improvements. One key thing that I also noticed 'by observing myself" is that you need to build/have specific muscle groups for specific moves (front quads, laterals quads, calves, hamstrings, abs,...) in order to be more effective with the move. My approach to football is like martial arts. You start with white belt, and then with new technics and regular practices you get progressively to higher grades ... all the way to black belt and more. Your videos help to develop a roadmap of new skills/technics to reach black belt level ... eventually. Keep doing these good videos. A few suggestions of topics for your next videos: 1) Include the main muscle groups required for a specific move. 2) Acceleration with the ball after a specific move could be a good topic.
Would you be interested if I created soccer-specific muscle strengthening, injury preventing, pre/re-hab and physical training videos with a doctor who's worked with numerous EPL players?
Woah this is legit. I have very closely analysed Dembele, Messi, Bernardo, Sadio and few other shifty ball retention players. And this is the same the pattern I came up with. Atleast a version of it. If you can practice and get it to on your muscle memory, you'll be a nightmare for the opponents. And unlike step over and other flashy skills you don't have to worry about messing it up. You literally cannot. Even mistouch would look intentional and you can easily recover.
@@thebestteacher7466 wider, and lower stance to begin with. Also speed is going to be your friend. A small touch and fast steps will help you not to lose the ball or the balance. I’m going to make a video on this but it’s important to train the ‘steps’ as well. Stay tuned for this!
@@thebestteacher7466 after enough training you’ll be able to do it at faster paces! Maybe you won’t find this technique as something to do more than 2-3 times at a very fast pace but it is definitely doable at fast pace :)
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This will help out a lot of players !!
Including myself ,
I tend to be direct and not feint a lot which is really making my dribbling level low
I know for fact if i do this drill daily my dribbling will be insane !
Thank you for breaking it down and making it so simple .
You just got another subscriber
Thank you so much! Glad I could be of help 🙌
It is amazing. I can visually see how older players are dribbling differently than my 10 year old, but I don’t know how to explain it to him, and there you are 🎉
One of the best dribbling tutorial out there.
Thank you 👍
Excellent! My son seems to have peaked with his dribbling skills. I always watched him thinking something was missing- RHYTHM!!!! Yes- it's why it appears he's working so hard; his movements have no rhythm, no flow! Thanks for sharing this
I was recently explaining to my son that you need to be like a dancer in football! I wasn’t sure how to translate that into an exercise, so this is brilliant. For kids that don’t have this kind of natural movement I’ve found that you have to break up movements into their smallest steps, as you’ve done in the video. If you can do videos on improving acceleration then that would be helpful 👍
I will work on the acceleration video as well! Plyometrics is a massive deal these days for speed training
This is the best close cone drill I have ever seen! Thanks.
A compliment I don’t deserve!! Thank you
Yes, I have to say this video is a very good example of what we need to learn for fundamentals. I can't wait to watch more of your videos. Thank you 🙏
Thank you! I'll do my best to provide as much value as possible!
This is it. This is the missing piece for me. Thank you for this video ❤
Thank you for the lovely comment
Many Thanks Fran,
I love the way you identify the technical skills, break them down and then proposing exercises to improve.
I will try for sure these two dribbling rhythm moves.
I already tried your Messi's splutter move and see already some results/improvements.
One key thing that I also noticed 'by observing myself" is that you need to build/have specific muscle groups for specific moves (front quads, laterals quads, calves, hamstrings, abs,...) in order to be more effective with the move.
My approach to football is like martial arts. You start with white belt, and then with new technics and regular practices you get progressively to higher grades ... all the way to black belt and more.
Your videos help to develop a roadmap of new skills/technics to reach black belt level ... eventually.
Keep doing these good videos.
A few suggestions of topics for your next videos: 1) Include the main muscle groups required for a specific move. 2) Acceleration with the ball after a specific move could be a good topic.
Would you be interested if I created soccer-specific muscle strengthening, injury preventing, pre/re-hab and physical training videos with a doctor who's worked with numerous EPL players?
Could I add my curiosity of exercises to train co-contracting of multiple leg and foot muscles?
Just the video I needed for my son 🙌
Thank you! What else would you like for your son?
you even explained how to dribble like a dance instructor
Maybe I should teach dance instead 🤣
Great exercise and explanation.
Cheers from Poland
Thank you 😍
Finally some fresh look at dribbling drills! ⚽
@@rafal_rybnik appreciate the comment!
Great video! Thank you. Im starting from ground zero!
Best of luck and enjoy!!
Great video sir ❤
Thank you as always
This is beautiful .
Woah this is legit.
I have very closely analysed Dembele, Messi, Bernardo, Sadio and few other shifty ball retention players. And this is the same the pattern I came up with. Atleast a version of it.
If you can practice and get it to on your muscle memory, you'll be a nightmare for the opponents.
And unlike step over and other flashy skills you don't have to worry about messing it up. You literally cannot. Even mistouch would look intentional and you can easily recover.
Precisely! You know football 😁
The guy at the back juggling at 5:31😂 nice one
Thank you ⚽⚽⚽
this is excellent
I've subscribed for more tutorials.
Thank you 👍
Amazing Messi skill tutorial
Great video can you do a video abaout more advance ones when i master these two what drills can i do
Absolutely 💪 stay tuned
Sir can you make series of beginner to pro please
Currently making a curriculum. Will take a while but stay tuned for a full detailed curriculum you can watch and follow
How do you touch and come across with your foot without losing the ball or balance?
@@thebestteacher7466 wider, and lower stance to begin with. Also speed is going to be your friend. A small touch and fast steps will help you not to lose the ball or the balance. I’m going to make a video on this but it’s important to train the ‘steps’ as well. Stay tuned for this!
is this going to make me good at body feints ?
It will help you! Just another tool to get you more rhythmical, light on your feet, and more fluid on your shoulders
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Sorry I mean person❤
2:30 it's impossible to do it when you go fast tho
@@thebestteacher7466 after enough training you’ll be able to do it at faster paces!
Maybe you won’t find this technique as something to do more than 2-3 times at a very fast pace but it is definitely doable at fast pace :)
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