most people know this but a) they procrastinate b) they don't procrastinate but don't have a solid idea of where to even start or c) they don't really have a footballing culture around them
Learning positional play and learning how to use your arms at both defense and offense can be the biggest game changers while taking less time to practice than football's abilities such as first touch, passing, dribbling and shooting
I spend an hour training my first touch then finishing for about two hours next day dribbling then cardio next day the next day leg day the day after upper body
bro, just do free flow dribbling and shooting. I'll tell you, I have a ball, a yard, and a tire hanging from a rope from a tree in my house, I simply kick the ball towards the wall, it bounces, I control it, turn and dribble to a good distance to kick at the tire. I have improved as an animal with this, not only football technique, but also fitness in general. Before you know it, you will do 20 laps of this and you will sweat a lot.
ok so i do walk juggling its improved my first touch but the only place i can get small sided games is AT TEAM TRAINING twice a week. Its hard to coordinate small sided games outside of team training cause people are on different schedules and anyone who isn’t in my current league or the d1 team is a lot worse than me. What should i do
@@Sam_Football7bruv it's different when you play on a big field, I myself trained for like 2 months at home, got out, my powershots weak, long shots bad, dribbles not that good, etc. so playing outside is a different experience.
It's a hobby, little bruda, being good at it increases your confidence, being on a team gives you social skills, doing sports per se is healthy. why to be so depressive
most people know this but
a) they procrastinate
b) they don't procrastinate but don't have a solid idea of where to even start
or c) they don't really have a footballing culture around them
Learning positional play and learning how to use your arms at both defense and offense can be the biggest game changers while taking less time to practice than football's abilities such as first touch, passing, dribbling and shooting
I spend an hour training my first touch then finishing for about two hours next day dribbling then cardio next day the next day leg day the day after upper body
This is so true
Bro there is ZERO street football around me
Then do wall juggling play other sports anaylyse football matches do free flow dribbling and shooting
@ I know I do that daily but it just doesn’t help me improve as much as playing the game
Same bro
bro, just do free flow dribbling and shooting. I'll tell you, I have a ball, a yard, and a tire hanging from a rope from a tree in my house, I simply kick the ball towards the wall, it bounces, I control it, turn and dribble to a good distance to kick at the tire. I have improved as an animal with this, not only football technique, but also fitness in general. Before you know it, you will do 20 laps of this and you will sweat a lot.
Nice
Good video.
ok so i do walk juggling its improved my first touch but the only place i can get small sided games is AT TEAM TRAINING twice a week. Its hard to coordinate small sided games outside of team training cause people are on different schedules and anyone who isn’t in my current league or the d1 team is a lot worse than me. What should i do
i have the same problem everyone at my university field is just so much worse
@ they all suck lol. What i think you should do is befriend some teammates and train with them outside of team training. That’s what i did
@@khojertw seems to be the only option left anyway 😭
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I don't even have a ball and shoes to train with😢😢😢
I have but I don't have field to train but I train 1 hrs at home
No Football boots no problem, but no ball, well you can't do anything without it.
@@Sam_Football7bruv it's different when you play on a big field, I myself trained for like 2 months at home, got out, my powershots weak, long shots bad, dribbles not that good, etc. so playing outside is a different experience.
Then ask your parents
@@Man-zb8jg bruv i get good dribbling by playing at home, but yeah finishing's not that good tho. finishing have to be trained at a field
Football is a waste of time if your not getting paid. It takes up to much time just to be decent.
fitness?
@ some people put there all in and don’t have a job If it’s a hobby then your fine.
@sebastiannoah3038 i think u should put ur all in when u really think u can make it ,but u should always need to have a plan b
It's a hobby, little bruda, being good at it increases your confidence, being on a team gives you social skills, doing sports per se is healthy. why to be so depressive
@@HuginhoGaúcho10 bro some people trying to make it pro you don’t understand lol. When you try go pro and it don’t work it’s horrendous.
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