The dribble involves flicking the ball up from the ground onto the forehead and then running while bouncing the ball on the head, similar to a seal. This makes it extremely difficult for defenders to legally challenge the player.
Due to the risk of injury, the laws of football were updated to allow referees to award a free kick to the opposition if a player attempts a seal dribble in a manner that could cause injury. The player can also be cautioned for unsporting behavior
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EPISODE 23:
This is the 23rd addition to: THE BANNED TECHNIQUE series where we look at unorthodox or banned techniques used in sports.
Be sure to check out my other videos in the Banned Techniques Series about the Long Jump Somersault, Backflip High Jump, Steadying the Bar in Pole Vault, the Spinning Technique in Javelin, the cartwheeling shotput and more.
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