1. Get pressure on the ball 2. Get a good defensive stance 3. Force one way 4. Use your body (without grabbing, elbowing or excessive pushing) Don't mind me, just putting the key points here to remember them lol
a few other tips: 1) always make sure your body is between the ball and your goal, even if they cut in or go out. 2) keep your feet about shoulder width apart. Closer than that and you don't have the spring in your legs to move. Wider than that and they can nutmeg you 3) get low, you should be in a semi squatting position. And keep your hands up around your waist height, they will help with balance and shifting your weight. I see too many defenders with arms dangling like they are made of jelly. 4) Your primary job isn't to tackle, it's to prevent danger. Make sure they don't dribble past you, get a shot off or get a good forward pass. If they turn backwards and pass, you will have done your job right. Most players only make a couple of tackles per game. Most defending is done by applying pressure, blocking, intercepting or keeping the opposition away from dangerous areas. As Paolo Maldini says "If I have to make a tackle then I have already made a mistake."
Reading game is the key. You must know what is going to happen in each situation before it happens...and so u Must choose the less risky way to defend. After some experience you realise that you must be patient. The best way to tackle is not tackling but to shrink as much as possible the space until there are no space.
@@jackworley4217 reading the game comes with experience, which means the more you play the better you’ll be able to read a situation and therefore adjust to it. Hope that helps. Ps the guys comment above made a very good point or points.
Awesome, exactly what my coach taught me, and I have been playing this style for years as a defender. It works effectively, and combining with my own physical strength, many times i can tell the attackers are either stuck or afraid of facing me in 1vs1 situation.
You don't understand how many times I would dive in and I would eat grass. As a CB this has been one of the best tips I've EVER heard. Short and easy. I usually panic but this has helped.
Really helpful. My last game we played it was pretty much static defending then i lost my head because i didnt know how to defend properly as we only have one coach and as a team we didnt have alot of time to train because we were thrown straight into that season. Massive help, hopefully i put these into practice on our next game
I wish videos like this existed in the 80s-90s. Had soccer matches in gym class during elementary/middle/high schools, but none of the educators would teach any of these basics. So I was constantly getting destroyed without a single clue how to defend.
I played socfer for 12 years a deffender for 7 years, and in that time my best 1v1 defending strategy was ( if they are running towards you, not just doing tricks a few inches in front of you): when strikers attack whilst running most of them tend to make a little mistake, that is that one time at least they push the ball a bit thurther then the other times, and that sets them a little off, thaz is when i quickly step in and rush for the ball, if nessesery i even push them a little bit after that so they really can't continue their attack, after that i just play the ball to my teammates
Always try to put a striker on their weak foot. Therefore, if right footed but coming from a left sided position cover the space which they can run inward to and as soon as they go wide on their weaker foot you should know when to dive in. I tend to always jockey players until the right moment just as Bobby Moore would have. Positioning is really important. If you jockey well and keep your eyes on the ball whilst your positioning prevents them from bursting into a space. Players will often turn and look for a short pass but this I better than nothing as the pass is often back ward. So In a match pick your man (striker) try workout what their dominant foot is and force them on their weaker.
I use the go up take mini steps shift to the way they are going i stand on a angle and ALWAYS to make people hate you when they ask their teamate to pass the ball to them stand infront of them
Nice video. One thing to remember is you need to be as fit as the other guy haha. Getting close to him and being set takes good strong, springy legs and strong knees and ankles.
Thats why you're a forward. On your first tip: you don't have to guide him to your goal, you have to guide him outside. It doesn't matter if he is right or left footed, a good player knows how to use both. You guide him outside, to the corner
Love the tips and the key points. Now sometimes i see that in pro football some defenders stay in the middle and keep their body the whole way. I dont know how to explain it but its like they dont shift their hips they just keep their body to one side and still keep the opponent infront of them. Do you know what they do this? I see this mostly on the wings in 1v1 situations.
I disagree. Offense wins championships: even if you can’t stop your opponent from scoring as long as you can keep scoring your good. But you were able to keep them from scoring but have no offense that’s more of a draw than a win
I was playing forward and have to come back many times , ngl I suck at defending but at least I was present .I don't understand our defense I am here so I can get better at defending cause nobody else is even trying
@@oj818 I feel you man, I run back to the defense and I see other 3 guys literally doing nothing, we were getting pressed to the box, I had to tackle and win ball
@@blindg0blin_252 we lose everyday I got injured from running back and front , our defense Well they still suck Mate, people don't even use their brains , sad
should you prioritize pushing the attacker to his weak food, pushing the attacker to the field corners or be in a position when you kinda dont let the attacker pass and if he decides to run for the goal you tackle him?
1. Get pressure on the ball
2. Get a good defensive stance
3. Force one way
4. Use your body (without grabbing, elbowing or excessive pushing)
Don't mind me, just putting the key points here to remember them lol
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@@modmod7948 and OC you fucked it up...
@@x-xfishing8202 stfu
@@modmod7948 facts??
a few other tips:
1) always make sure your body is between the ball and your goal, even if they cut in or go out.
2) keep your feet about shoulder width apart. Closer than that and you don't have the spring in your legs to move. Wider than that and they can nutmeg you
3) get low, you should be in a semi squatting position. And keep your hands up around your waist height, they will help with balance and shifting your weight. I see too many defenders with arms dangling like they are made of jelly.
4) Your primary job isn't to tackle, it's to prevent danger. Make sure they don't dribble past you, get a shot off or get a good forward pass. If they turn backwards and pass, you will have done your job right. Most players only make a couple of tackles per game. Most defending is done by applying pressure, blocking, intercepting or keeping the opposition away from dangerous areas. As Paolo Maldini says "If I have to make a tackle then I have already made a mistake."
Thank you these really help!
I'll try that tomorrow.. Are you laying on the bed thinking about your tomorrow match?
Nope I am sitting on the computer thinking about how I can improve next time
@@Manpro107 yep
Yep
Yeeeep
Yes
Reading game is the key. You must know what is going to happen in each situation before it happens...and so u Must choose the less risky way to defend. After some experience you realise that you must be patient.
The best way to tackle is not tackling but to shrink as much as possible the space until there are no space.
But how do can you get better at reading the game bc I'm not that good at teadingvyhe game
@@jackworley4217 reading the game comes with experience, which means the more you play the better you’ll be able to read a situation and therefore adjust to it. Hope that helps. Ps the guys comment above made a very good point or points.
@@jaidenarias5912 do you know Gods personal name?
Awesome, exactly what my coach taught me, and I have been playing this style for years as a defender. It works effectively, and combining with my own physical strength, many times i can tell the attackers are either stuck or afraid of facing me in 1vs1 situation.
👺🐶
Need physical strength
@@deedogempire1232 dumb reply
Yeah, lets spread some healthy fear😂😌
You don't understand how many times I would dive in and I would eat grass. As a CB this has been one of the best tips I've EVER heard. Short and easy. I usually panic but this has helped.
Recovered from 6 month injury, bout to start my first game of the season tomorrow, just here for vibes and notes... very helpful, guess I'm ready😤🙏
Bit late to the party here but I hope you’ve recovered well and you’re enjoying the game again
Thank you for this. I'm 41 yrs old and this video helped me become a better defender during pick up games.
what a beautiful spot to play football!
I showed and explained this video to my 7 years old son. Now no one can pass him on the field. He used to dive into the ball before. good job!
Really helpful. My last game we played it was pretty much static defending then i lost my head because i didnt know how to defend properly as we only have one coach and as a team we didnt have alot of time to train because we were thrown straight into that season. Massive help, hopefully i put these into practice on our next game
How did it go?
are u still playing soccrr
I wish videos like this existed in the 80s-90s. Had soccer matches in gym class during elementary/middle/high schools, but none of the educators would teach any of these basics. So I was constantly getting destroyed without a single clue how to defend.
Haland vs rudiger
😂😂
I played socfer for 12 years a deffender for 7 years, and in that time my best 1v1 defending strategy was ( if they are running towards you, not just doing tricks a few inches in front of you): when strikers attack whilst running most of them tend to make a little mistake, that is that one time at least they push the ball a bit thurther then the other times, and that sets them a little off, thaz is when i quickly step in and rush for the ball, if nessesery i even push them a little bit after that so they really can't continue their attack, after that i just play the ball to my teammates
Always try to put a striker on their weak foot. Therefore, if right footed but coming from a left sided position cover the space which they can run inward to and as soon as they go wide on their weaker foot you should know when to dive in. I tend to always jockey players until the right moment just as Bobby Moore would have. Positioning is really important. If you jockey well and keep your eyes on the ball whilst your positioning prevents them from bursting into a space. Players will often turn and look for a short pass but this I better than nothing as the pass is often back ward. So In a match pick your man (striker) try workout what their dominant foot is and force them on their weaker.
This was really really helpful I would always turn my back when the attacker made a move but now I know to kind of shuffle my body the other direction
great tips, I am a defender and this will help a lot in future matches :)
I play RB and right now everyone says im a top notch defender at my so i have to start practising to be a pro defender to get scouter later on.
Thank you been needing help with this! Great video!
Okay I learnt , presence of mind is an important factor. Knowing your opponens preferred foot for dribbling
this is really helping for my upcoming matches in sunday league
I use the go up take mini steps shift to the way they are going i stand on a angle and ALWAYS to make people hate you when they ask their teamate to pass the ball to them stand infront of them
This helped me a lot in my Semi Final
Thanks for the wonderful tips🖤🙌🏻
Man you made my defense much much better. Thank you so much 😊
BASICS: they still win the day and something kids need to master....thanks for sharing!
i always do this in games...And its perfect
Nice video. One thing to remember is you need to be as fit as the other guy haha. Getting close to him and being set takes good strong, springy legs and strong knees and ankles.
Hey that’s in Stockholm!
You are correct :)
Best advice iv seen so far thanks alot man
Work hard dream big
This is awesome, looking forward to more from this
Thats why you're a forward. On your first tip: you don't have to guide him to your goal, you have to guide him outside. It doesn't matter if he is right or left footed, a good player knows how to use both. You guide him outside, to the corner
I'm going to try all these moves tomorrow for practice the at the match I have to use them
I will do all these moves tomorrow in the big boy practice
Love the tips and the key points. Now sometimes i see that in pro football some defenders stay in the middle and keep their body the whole way. I dont know how to explain it but its like they dont shift their hips they just keep their body to one side and still keep the opponent infront of them. Do you know what they do this? I see this mostly on the wings in 1v1 situations.
Thanks I didn't know how to get the dribbler when he changes direction but now I know
Hey any tips on when they cut in
This tip is really simple but so handy thnx
I have been waiting for one which is in a 5 month span thanks x
This helped me a lot, now i’m the best defender in my team
for sure
Thanks bro for this tips this is gonna help me allot durning my tryouts umm ye thank you and god bless and safe
Thank for your teaching movie~ I may try it this weekend.
Thank you bro love form west bengal Kolkata
I am also from India 🇮🇳 Kolkata
@@diproy1481 Kolkata is a beautiful city, Coming from an African
@@Xeno0505 Kolkata is a beautiful city, coming from a Northern Irish person
2:24 "I kept him here, rest of my team can get back",
that sounds important...
great great way to teach defense. i loved it
I love it,especially when I play football with others
Offence win a game
But deffence win a championship .
So defence is always best and you are best of best
I disagree. Offense wins championships: even if you can’t stop your opponent from scoring as long as you can keep scoring your good. But you were able to keep them from scoring but have no offense that’s more of a draw than a win
why are you not famous, your good!!!
Bro I played my first match in 6 years, I had to play left back, bro we lost 1-7
Ps now I’ll try to use this tips for the next game
Thank for the tips mate
This is a really good defending technique
Excellent fundamentals! Great Video!
Wonderful explanation Thanku sir💯
Very helpful,,,
I am Bangladeshi 🙂
I Will try this today!! I have a match and need so be good defender
Outstanding intro 😂
If it 1v1 on the wing make presire so he can run up and rush dribble whith ball and u go for a tackle on a standing tackle
Thank you i am going to Odisha trial tommorow for defend..😎😎😎
Kitna 3.50000 lakhe majrha hai
THANK YOU SO MUCH. that was really helpful for me
you may wanna force him on his weak side but its better if you force him wide instead of inside where it could be a lot more dangerous
Thanks for the advice bro. Deffo can see it work 👍 🛎️
I wil try tomorrow morning practice coach ☺️
Great video as always
My Favorite Teacher
I got academy trails tomorrow imma use these.
Thank you 😊
0:29 what real defenders do during a 1v1
Haha
I was playing forward and have to come back many times , ngl I suck at defending but at least I was present .I don't understand our defense
I am here so I can get better at defending cause nobody else is even trying
@@oj818 I feel you man, I run back to the defense and I see other 3 guys literally doing nothing, we were getting pressed to the box, I had to tackle and win ball
@@blindg0blin_252 we lose everyday
I got injured from running back and front , our defense
Well they still suck
Mate, people don't even use their brains , sad
@@oj818 if they only used their brain, defending would be ever more fun, 4 elite defenders protecting, that can really help in big matches
I used to be a Right back and this is useful
Bro Maldini best slider✌️🥵
Great video! I’m trying to help my son learn the basics and this video is such a great resource.
Tip: if you have the ball, clear or pass forward, never across or back.
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Malayali 💕
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Adhane
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@@jumailmajid4020 njn malayali allai😋
👍 yes I was yesterday but today is my match for my Sunday league !!!!!!!
Thank tutorial defendnya bro 😊
Thank you so much ia want practice with you 💯💯👍💯💯👍👍
should you prioritize pushing the attacker to his weak food, pushing the attacker to the field corners or be in a position when you kinda dont let the attacker pass and if he decides to run for the goal you tackle him?
Probably weak foot or corners
Fantastic TIPS
Powerful training i ❤❤ it
Is the 3rd tip not obstruction?
Love form Bangladesh 🇧🇩😊
So u want to defend with a fighting stance?
Really very helpful video thank u sir,
Thank you are a god of football.
Thank u❤
I'm trying this tonight, thank you bro!
Very nice I loved it
Thanks for your advices
Thanks bro it really help me
Cool defend moves
Thank you, I will try it
Goluremi 😃🙌🏾🙌🏾
Nice video!
Really helpful 😃👍
Really good skills....
Thank you Man ❤
That was so helpful thank you for helping
That is great. You're doing a good job 👏
Will you play for Kerala Blasters💛💛💛
He won't come to India 😔
Right footed means weak foot on left or right?
Thank you it helped a lot ❤️
Great tips...