The 100-Year-Old Skill EVERY Beginner SHOULD Learn 

So true, and all defenders are so different in their defending style. I find approaching their back (if they are standing side on) to be the most effective way of beating them 😁 Some quick feet are needed regardless

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this is 100% the skill that most exemplifies being easiest to learn and hardest to master

From Maradona to Ronaldo Fenomeno to Ronaldinho to Messi all the dribbling greats use feints. Most effective skill ever and you cant prove me wrong

​@@rudy_4ierthis skill is p*as easy mate... not hard to master at all. This used to be my go to skill growing up, get your timing good enough and i swear it's almost a guaranteed nutmeg.

Canada!! I lived in Toronto for 6 years. My wife is a Canuck 😁🧡

he wrote a thesis about dribbling 😂

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Mitoma wrote his thesis in College about beating defenders with this haha

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Thanks Alex! That’s very kind of you for saying 😁🧡🧡

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@@ThePeckkocould mrbeast do it in a rainy night in Stoke?

The guy in the thumbnail is Matthias Sindelar though :)

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Thank you 🙏 So glad you’re all enjoy the vids!! So cool 🧡🧡🧡

Yes his content feels appealing

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JESUS is coming soon and JESUS is the only way to salvation accept JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOR today!!..!

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Thanks Alejandro! Glad you enjoyed the video especially as it’s something you already know 😁 That’s kinda the best compliment possible 😍🧡

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I completely agree. Such a staple for the game 😁 You’re welcome mate 🧡

Don't take the v@ccine trust in the LORD ALMIGHTY and if you already taken it please pray to GOD about it because it is a deception!..!!.

JESUS is coming soon and JESUS is the only way to salvation accept JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOR today!!..!!

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Thanks so much mate! That means a lot 👍

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You betcha mate 💪 Keep working at it 👌

Cheers mate! 🧡 Really appreciate it 😁

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Andrew! Thanks man 🧡🧡 Glad you’re enjoy them 🙏😁

You're right and this technique is most suitable to players with low center of gravity. I believe Leonel Messi is the Einstein of this technique.

@@tatapclaude1222 yeah, but the main thing would be the acceleration. The defender must fear your acceleration. In the defenders mind there should be this thinking: "if I don't start running when he does, I'm done". And wingers exploits that. Robben is not that short (1,80) and he used this method. Kaká and Henry as well.

yah, short but fast people with good burst of acceleration (Maradona, Pele, Messi, etc) use this a lot to beat defenders - look at Maradona's goal vs England (2nd one), where he almost does this galloping thing approaching the defenders to compose himself and simultaneously unnerve the defenders, before cutting inside or outside and running past. I also agree on the fear part; I think it works best when defenders are really doubtful on where the dribbler is going before they commit, because the bane of the body feint is a confident defender which can also unsettle the dribbler and make them think too much on which direction they want to go

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JESUS is coming soon and JESUS is the only way to salvation accept JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOR today!!.

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Cheers Alex 😅 Glad you enjoy them 😁🧡

You’re SO Welcome!! 🧡🧡🧡

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Thank you mate 🧡😊

@@thefootballfolk would love a video on how to improve your weaker foot

That’s awesome Haribansh!! I’ll touch more a tight dribbling in a future video 😁🧡

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That’s so kind of you! Thanks 😊 🙏

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Appreciate it Matt! Thank you 😊

😞😞😞 I’m sorry. I found the photo after I finished the video

@@thefootballfolk Don't be sorry! I clicked on the video because of Matthias Sindelar and was delighted to see Sir Stanley Matthews' skills!

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@@thefootballfolk btw there is something i am really bad at, i would like to sugest a video for coordination, its the hardest thing for me. Thanks for uploading wonderful content.

@@pacegoca5764 you betcha! This would be a fun video 👍 I’ll make a note of it 😍

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YES Samarth!! Let us know how it goes 👍

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Very good point Johann! Ill add that to the list, sounds like a lot of defenders struggle with this. It sounds like you’re doing the right things, maybe look to ask for support from your team mates? This could help a lot 👍🧡

@@thefootballfolk thanks.

Try to learn to choose right priorities order. You should defend the most dangerous (and shortest) way of possible attack development and opponent action (prevent shooting first and trying to force opponent to pass the bal to a flank for crosses as crossing and voleys and heading from crossing is more difficult technical actions and requires a lot of skill).Force opponent to play less valuable option like pass to the flank, shoot from less dengerous area like more sharp corner, weak foot, etc. This could be confirmed and explained even mathematically with probability theory, that each action has some probability of success (success rate) and the more actions (sequence of actions) is required to score goal the less overall probability will be. So force opponents to take ways which need sequence with more actions to score goal. It's firstly. Secondly - dynamic priorities anв direction of movement. Pay attention to opponent who has higher speed of movement and be ready to react to him. If you have to choose whom to cover first - give higher priority to opponent who is moving more rapidly in more danger zone and less attention to that who in more static position and less dangerous. If opposing team wing back is coming at high speed for crossover - you can follow him (guide him) and close one of the passing lines (options) to him to the moment when he get into offside (take narrow position closer to the center or your CD to prevent most dangerous through ball passing option that will cut you out). If pass didn't go to him, then switch back to player with the ball as he's the man with the ball and man with the ball is the BOSS at the moment. Also if you see that there will be attempt for crossover run you can come closer to dribbler (the closer you to the opponent the harder for him to pass - the more wider angle or passing lines will be necessary for succesfull pass and that is what you need - to force him to play less direct-diagonal (fast way) and more sideway (slow way). But all this options require a lot of practice. Against rapid dribblers try to press and position yourself close to him (close the gap between you and him when he receives the ball) asap to prevent accelerating to speed where you will be strugling to defend as his higher speed is more advantageus but still take some gap to not be outplayed with first touch in movement. It will be successfull press if opponent will be forsed to play backwards to your goal under pressure or pass back or sideway. Check where is and how far your CD or DM, do you have defensive cover. If dribbler is far from your goals and you have cover from partners you can try to tackle opponent asap end if you lose duel it's not tragedy and big problem, continue to play, you will have time to run back to help your CD who's next to act against dribbler, take his position and cover him or his zone. As many problems in game could be resolved in a couple of ways. So just think them out for yourself "on a paper", watch how professionals and TOP players act in similar situations for some solutions and practice, practice, practice. Don't be ashamed and don't be afraid to make mistakes (even best option don't have 100% rate of success, you can do tactically all perfectly but still have some unsuccessfull blocks of shots that will lead to the goal or unblocked crosses (from time to time with some probability percentages) or opponent will do all perfectly also and there is nothing you can do with that. Try different ways in trainings and matches, analyse and try again (trial and error method is OK until you think and analyse outcomes, how often each tactic give success or fail). Just know what is your tactic are, what you are doing and why right now so you can explain it for yourself and for coach if he will ask, for example. Make mistakes with confidence and be confident in your mistakes, be able to explain them that "I tried that way because of this and this and I try to figure out this situation in different ways and this time I choose to play like that".

@@user-ul5qy1vx9r thanks bro. Must have taken a lot of time writing. Yes I do try to close gaps between the striker and me. I have def become a lot better. I have learned that pressing the attacker is key but not completlety jumping in. Just force the attacker to make a move you will ne able to deal with and then clear the ball or pass it to youre team mate depending on the situation.

@@johann8103 Yeah, writing took some time :), but I will be glad if something will be helpful. Besides WB (or FB) position is one of the most difficult and require wide range of abilities and skills (phisically and technically) - to be very fast with excellent stamina at the same time, to be good in defence and attack with some aggression (like a bull terier) and acuracy at the same time plus excellent technical skills (almost all of them should be at higher than average level). It's not easy to become good WB or FB and even harder to reach TOP class. Hope you have some determination and hard-working (and smart-working with correct metodology) to develop all those. Best players in team play WB (FB), next Messi may be WB or even it may be you.

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@@thefootballfolk brother,i always support you , I'm following you on the Instagram ! Upload some videos on Instagram too:)

@@streettekkers Cheers mate!! I’m trying to get better at uploading to insta. To be honest I’ve been editing too much 😂 I’ll get better 😁🧡

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That would be quite interesting. I think, some players have to be more aware of their surroundings by scanning the pitch in all directions before they even receive the ball. They should already know, where they want to go with their first touch and not still be in the process of decision making when the ball is already close. The second aspect is practice, plain and simple. Imo practicing juggling and even in air tricks like around the worlds helps tremendously, at least it helped me a lot. I didn´t just learn to control the ball much better but especially the physics of the ball moving in the air and how to manipulate it to my advantage.

Hey Norman! Thanks for the lovely comment 🧡 Yea I’ll look to add the trivela 😁 Have you seen the Driven pass video I’ve made? If not, that might answer some of the questions you might be facing 😁 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Jn0OcC2wNK4.html

Okay that means i just have to connect more of the top side of the ball for a low driven pass thanks G you're really underrated

@@normankynjing1790 that’s the one, and by leaning forwards and getting your head over the top of the ball will mean it stays down 👍 I’ll try and do a grass cutter tutorial soon :)

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@@thefootballfolk lol you actually responded

@@poince185 of course!! I try and respond to everyone when I can 🧡🧡 So glad you’re finding value in the videos 😍🥳

@@thefootballfolk continue making your videos love you bro 🙏🤝

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Happy Birthday Augustin!!! 🎉 Glad you enjoyed the video :)

​@@thefootballfolk Thankyou for the wishes ♥️. I really enjoyed the video 🙌

That’s awesome Surya! Glad the video has helped 🧡🧡🧡

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I certainly will 👍👍

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Cheers Diego 😄🙏

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Awesome thank you!

@@thefootballfolk will u help me in Football like improvement in skills,shoot, ball control and main thing dribbling, because I'm a beginner and wanna be a good player.