Nope ,you are wrong ,here is a clip where he admits that he is trying to improve on free kicks by studying them - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0MO543-Q0HA.html ,I know it was a joke but I just wanted to share the real concept
That is the most frustrating thing about anyone that is good in any sport, in golf, bandy, soccerz basketball.. when i ask someone that say kick the ball twice as hard as me.. i say, "how are you able to kick it that hard, how do you move your hips, like why is our difference THAT big, i must be doing something fundamentaly wrong. And they are like "never thought about it, i just shoot the way that feels natural" So fcking frustrating😂 when i then, after years, finally am able to do it myself, (after thinking it is just because they have bigger muscles, or my body just cant do it), i find out it is such a simple thing, like ahh i just hav3 to move my hips in that 1 way, and suddenly it all make sense. So fcking frustrating😂 for years, if i just knew that 1 thing, i would have been 10 times better.. just like in golf😂 in sports, it's very rarely about muscles, so guys, even if you are not that big, it is 90% technique anyways, just gotta try different techniques, and be mindfull of what body movements you are doing
Your content is great ! Messi’s mastery of FK is a thing to be taught. He doesn’t a have single way of taking a FK, he’s always adapting and creating new methods. It’s this fact, that drove the opponent’s defense to be creative in defending his FK. Nowadays, you see a guy who’s paid millions, laying down under the wall in case Messi decides to shoot it under the wall. Another defender being alert to run back at the close post in case Messi decides to chip it ...😅
@@3cbperformance Do you have any interview, where the goat talks about his own ball control, and how he sees the reasons, why the defenders have no clue where he plans to run with the ball?
Raj it's great to see u.. Can u make a vedio about the analysis of the pro players like Ronaldo, Messi.. the position and movements.. Love from India..
Great Video! Could you provide some analysis on the distinct difference in Messi's body shape (upper body) when he starts his kicking motion (1:35) compared to other players? His arm swing (right arm) is very compact compared to say David Beckham, who opens his upper body up and really swings his left arm in full as he starts his kicking motion. Wondering from a biomechanic perspective, how the difference in the 2 techniques leads to different torso and core muscles becoming engaged during the kicking motion and what impacts that would have for power generation, and accuracy. Also noticed Ronaldo like Messi has an extremely compact upper body motion. Thanks.
Bro providing scientifically backed analysis with in-depth anatomical data and mechanics breakdown. If we were to ask Messi: I’m just kicking the ball as hard as I can while trying not to fall. Cha ta
I remember long time ago, when i was siting in front my tv they call it SCIENCE OF STUPID on NatGeo, kinda similar like this when someone doing extreme sport tricks like 360 backflip, jumping etc, so they break it down why someone made it, and another didnt, of course with physics theory and movement related science The point is on this case maybe Messi itself dont even know physics and just train this kind of skill over and over. It can be real true, but also can be accidentally true. Thats why they call it science of stupid on that show, just for fun purpose But overall i like every single detail shown up on your video 👍👍
@@3cbperformance oh...the feedback mechanism you described somewhat resembles a popular algorithm called backpropagation (in popular culture you may have heard of deep learning)...
@@3cbperformance yup to put it roughly....this algo tries to minimise the error of the end product over multiple Cycles by consistently drawing feedback from those events until it arrives at an acceptable result
