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@@Bullet72456 instinct, technique dribble, (technique dribbling meaning that you dribble with the technique to beat a defender in any situations) and speed dribbling (beating defenders with pace or having quick changes of direction) There’s many more, but these are the main 3 that the top dribblers use

@@thothii6783 practise the movement of them

@@Bullet72456 just think to your self to scan then take action and actually scan

Use be your best app on meta quest 2 or 3

Keep telling yourself to scan and scan In individual training and team training to make it a habit

@@PRmubeenseo no, the reason I analyse dribbling the same way is because to show you the details of what pros do in different situaitions

@@PitchPro7 NO EVERY VIDEO HAS SAME DETAIL ATTACKER IS COMING DIRECTLY AT DEFENDER AND USING MOMENTUM

Bro don't listen to him he's just hating for no like you know you were a pro and you have dealt with people like this hating on you for no reason Keep up the great content Buddy

@@UNKNOWN-qt3ml thank you

@@PitchPro7 I am not hating😂 , like this is my real question . I have subscribed you from day 1 and watch every video of yours and like it more than this unknown personn here.

Thank you!!

@@mahinrahman2469 analysing Ronaldo’s step over next

@@Bullet72456 most amateur players can’t play with instinct therefore when they try to dribble past a defender the defender usually tackles them because they need to react too fast. Once you make dribbling instinct you’ll react as fast as you need to be to avoid the tackle without thinking of anything you react quick by not thinking, not looking at the tackle and not physically trying to move the ball out of the way, but rather it becoming an instinct so you don’t have to react to the tackle your body automatically moves the ball out of the way

@@saghe1062 thank you, I will

Glad it helped!

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@@PitchPro7so i got 3 question, first question does messi watch defender feet or defender hips or both, second question which one is better dribbling technique or instinst, can you tell what’s reaction in dribbling in soccer

@@Bullet72456Messi watches both due to the great vision he has, but if you don’t have good vision I’d recommend looking at the defenders feet when trying to dribble past them, and both technique dribbling and instinctive dribbling is important but instinctive dribbling is a bit more important because you can do the technique without thinking and respond to any tackle that the defender does and you can react accordingly to the situation without thinking. And most people don’t know what reaction dribbling is but it’s actually very important reaction dribbling is something that comes with instinctive dribbling but reaction dribbling is basically just reacting to the defenders movements by pushing the ball accordingly or making the defender tackle to react/ being proactive and reactive it’s kind of like how jack grealish dribbles, he dribbles directly at a defender and keeps on dribbling at them and the moment they tackle he cuts the ball and no that’s not luck it’s insanely fast reaction

@@PitchPro7 last thing when to use the defender momentum

@@Bullet72456 when in a 1v1, a defender is chasing from the side, if there running to set them self up to defend, if they have their back turned to you Rand they are running to the goal then yes. And against a jockeying defender and when the defenders feet are planted of if they are running at you. This is a big list and it’s hard to remember do copy and paste it into somewhere and try and make it become instinct by at least memorising 1 or 2 of the situation mastering them then continuing it with other situations until you have mastered them all.

@@Wizzy1474 used to 😂 I used to play in England but it wasn’t anything crazy like EPL or second division it was 5 division I’ve had a 16 year carrer starting at 18 and ending at 34 due to a massive calve injury. I stopped playing in 2023, so because I’ve retired I’ve decided to share all my knowledge of football I have from the 16 years of playing pro football

@@PitchPro7 thats nice that you share all of these knowledge, I'm 14 right now and because of your videos I improve

@@Wizzy1474 keep going and you’ll make it one day thumbs 👍

@@PitchPro7 i knew that bcs thats a lot of knowledge

@@ArianMantash your welcome

@@abdfootballsecrat will prob be after my next video

I don’t even need a video to tell everyone how to dribble the goalkeeper, literally all you need to do is a change of direction or a body feint, Step overs or fancy footwork is not effective in a situation like that

​@@PitchPro7I totally agree with everything you said, but do you remember that R9 goal against Ghana? He literally just used stepovers, dribbled past the keeper, and slotted it home. It was one of those rare moments where the fancy footwork worked perfectly!

Yes I won’t quit even if I get 100 views per video, I care about helping football players and not gaining views like some football channels want

Glad you liked it!!

@@Bullet72456 yes many times, if your down the side line scan to see the space, but then dribble past the defender down the sideline and go into the space

@@Bullet72456 when it’s near the side line most of the space is to the other side so defenders naturally think that they’ll go there but instead they go down the line with a la croqueta to make sure that he defender can’t reach the ball even if they tried Second reason they use la croqueta is when the ball is close to the defender players usually use la croqueta to make sure they don’t get it especially when they get too close to the defender too close that if they were to perform any other skill it wouldn’t work except the la croqueta because the defender is so close to you and instead of moving the ball diagonally, you move it across your body to make the ball go out there reach

@@PitchPro7 thank you for the information but for the 1st reason what do you mean by that?

@@Bullet72456 like to confirm that the defender won’t get it by shifting the ball from one foot to the other, also tricking them into going out space

There’s more space cutting inside than dribbling with the ball on the outside so defenders block the inside

@@PitchPro7 like baiting the ball make them step in

@@emirmessi19 made an arjen robben analysis

@@emirmessi19 like receiving the ball and turning away from the defender who your behind

Yea like that ​@@PitchPro7

@@PitchPro7 ye

@@emirmessi19 will prob make a short about that

@@emirmessi19 most underrated dribbler