The BEST WAY to Air Dribble! (2024 Pro Tutorial) 

Really good point!

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the other videos i've watched on air dribbles do not go into as much detail as this one, great tutorial

yes, it's the controlling touch. whenever you want to get an airdibble you need a controlling touch, like catching the ball on the nose of the car. of the wall that's pretty simple but in the air it's way more difficult.

I have found it helpful to jump just a split second AFTER you hit the ball, but everyone does it different

I couldn't have said it better

@@WhiteVipor I agree when im getting pressured I jump as I hit but when ive got space i give it a tap brake then dribble

@@aKhemu what people don’t realize is the first touch is what really matters, its basically the foundation for all aerial moves

what's your rank now?

​@@micklucas1451 i was dia last year to now i am almost gc

Yes but he was wrong on to not boost on the "lip" Part,as Thanovic said in his tutorial,you can boost right before you hit the ball to make the ball chip just a little but further away from you,if it chips too far,use your second jump,now,as for the second mistake i Think he made,he only covered the Set-Up for one kind air dribble,you can do 3 kinds of air dribbles,one that where u use the jump(which is the part that he covers),one where you boost before you hit the ball(which is what i Said in my comment)And One where u dont do any of those,the 2nd kind of air dribble where u jump as you hit the ball is for cross-map air dribbles(as an opinion since air dribbles can be used in any way as it is a matter of prefererence)since it sends up the ball more higher,but personally the weakness of the way he teaches his air dribbles is hes clearly doing it decently close to the net,and yet so high too,you wont expect ppl to just simply sit there as you air dribble and give a challenging shot,theyll be challinging you mid air,and Not on the net(assuming if they know how to defend from the backboard)Also one thing to note,you dont get opportunities where the opponent gives you the ball and Space needed to make an air dribble,they usually challenge you before you could even do it so i Reccommend learning how to do air dribbles fast and Ceiling shots for going plan B if you have no choice

@@Idkwhattoputhere...306 You should learn how to write in TLDR manner 'coz you can't construct a sensible message.

@@s0nycz3kk Yea...Im so bad at constructing long messages

@@s0nycz3kk idk about you guys but I can’t help but notice this guys username,

@@reversegaming5775 Mine? o_O

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Watched this video a couple of months ago, had trouble, stopped playing and im here again still having trouble lmao

Can you do it now

from my experience airrolling is just a way to controll the car in the air. some things are easier while airrolling and some are harder. if you don't have to airroll to get the ball and the car to the place you want both of them to be just don't. also is every advanced mechanic depending on the basics. in this case you have to be able to controll your car with airroll where you want it to go more or less consistent in order to perform the same action with the ball on the nose of your car. feel free to correct me.

@@aKhemu I get what you're saying. My question is more along the lines of understanding a step by step process to master the concept, much like how Mizu explained the different steps and variances within this video above. There are some things people who are attempting to learn/execute this mechanic correctly will not know or understand until someone can correctly outline each individual technical piece. For instance start with A, move on to B and finish with C, these steps will allow you to then transition to the next phase to implement A, B and C with X, Y and Z. Those of us who haven't mastered will not really know what we are missing, or really what to ask is missing based on lack of experience, thus the reason some of these tutorials are so beneficial.

@@aKhemu absolutely correct!

Yeah bro learn how to air dribble first then start using air roll right or left I’ll take hundred of hrs to learn like my case I started learning it at d2 and im now c1 haven’t got it perfect but getting their oh yeah and just mess with it I’ll be frustrating at first but yeah you’ll eventually get it

@@fabiandiaz03 I am C1 currently and have been able to air dribble for a while. My question isn't how to give me a magical power to air roll while air dribbling tomorrow. I am asking for a strategic recipe or context on the little nuances the experienced performer can account for and provide a possible epiphany moment. Almost like the age old saying, learn to crawl before walking. However if someone provided crawling in a way to strengthen or create an easier transition by explanation/example of multiple building blocks, wouldn't you inquire with them, or would you bang your head against the ground for a while? I appreciate your feedback though, it's a tough task for the inexperienced no doubt.

Learn basic mechanics if u wanna get out of dia. Air dribbling really isn't gonna help u a lot imo.

@@jokkijr007 basic mechanics got me where I'm at I do need to learn stuff like air dribbles. Maybe it's been too long for you if your an SSL or a professional but everyone in Dimond 3 is most definitely air dribbling (at least when/where i play) I've gotten better since this video but I'll just need more practice. I appreciate the advice but leaning the basics doesn't make a champ player, that makes a solid gold or Plat player. Like how to go and stop. How to jump. How to boost. Just a little insulting, but I appreciate the thought.

@@justusmurphy21 Bro no offense but that's complete bs basic mechanics get you to atleast gc. With basic mechanics i mean dribbling, flicks, powershots, fast aerial. If you add mindgames and demos and you have a solid rotation you can definetely get to gc2 maybe even ssl if your rotation and recoveries are really good.

Watch flake's road to ssl if you don't believe me.

I also have been playing for about 4 months........A really great competitive game, perfect for an old guy like me...but I cannot air dribble to save my life.

@@HolyDiverBronco4 months to aidribble your insane