1v1 Defender Behind | Receive Under Pressure

[@occulus8687]

Extra coaching tip on first time turns drop the shoulder opposite to the turn before touching the ball. Drop left shoulder before turning right and vice versa.

[@nileevans229]

A really really well put together analysis and breakdown. 👌

[@trainingspecific]

Thank you

[@LuisRomero-kr7is]

First actual useful video after years of playing

[@trainingspecific]

Appreciate your words thanks

[@saghe1062]

Best Chanel football contente in youtube ❤

[@SANTICHANS]

Keep up the good job! :)

[@rodrigosolis4179]

Great video

[@trainingspecific]

Thanks

[@josephcooney8298]

Unbelievably in depth coaching videos

[@tspmcfarlane]

Really superb, different-level tips.

[@trainingspecific]

Thanks

[@shantiescovedo4361]

Good players can make such turns, but good teams use the third man to progress the ball because it is simpler and more reliable.

[@maurya077]

I try to incorporate such patterns in my team by telling these to my teammates but no one listens

[@trainingspecific]

Agree. The third man though is a collective principle developed within a team environment to play through defensive units whereas this video was geared around individual development principles.

[@shantiescovedo4361]

@@trainingspecific Good point. I appreciate the content and I love seeing players capable of making these kinds of plays. I also see a lot of players try to do this and fail when the third man pass is available. They seem to think it is a failure of their own skill to play simple. I enjoy the content!

[@KcLegends2005]

Stop. The individual elite are necessary for any team to be elite. 3rd man passing isn't always available at the highest level. Technical ability matters

[@shantiescovedo4361]

@@KcLegends2005 There are plenty of technically elite players at the highest level who rarely attempt to make a turn under pressure.

[@nicholasfonseca23]

Amazing video coach, you just got another subscriber 🦾🥇