The Ultimate Guide to Beating Defenders 1v1 in Football
Вставка
- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
- Do you struggle to beat your defender 1v1? Beating your defender 1v1 is important so that you can get shots off and score more goals for your team. This video will also help you take advantage of counter attacks, creating more chances for your team, getting more assists in the process. This video will teach you 9 key details to help you win your 1v1 duels, helping you be a more dangerous winger or forward.
I give you tips, showing examples from in game scenarios, breaking down these details so that you can add them into your game!
Links to my equipment:
Adidas World Cup Ball - amzn.to/49uTrgj
Mini Cones (50 pack) - amzn.to/3UxBo4v
Electric Ball Pump - amzn.to/3uCtgFz
Rebounder - amzn.to/42BPuUx
Resistance Bands - amzn.to/4c3J053
Quick Ladder - amzn.to/4984ZWV
*Disclaimer: This video or video description contains affiliate links. That means that I receive a small commission for purchases made through them, at no cost to you.
Business enquiries - kreideracademy@gmail.com
One thing I don't show in this video is the most effective skill moves to beat your defender or the drills to help you master them. If you're interested in that, watch this: • The BEST Skill Moves t...
Chapters
00:00 Welcome Back!!
00:40 Key Detail #1
01:47 Key Detail #2
02:44 Key Detail #3
03:31 Key Detail #4
04:07 Key Detail #5
05:16 Key Detail #6
05:32 Key Detail #7
06:15 Key Detail #8 & 9
07:35 Thanks for Watching!! - Спорт
These are tips to help you be more successful at beating defenders 1v1. Unfortunately, the beautiful game isn’t as simple as “always do this, or always do that.”
So while some details like having belief in your ability will always help, some things like knowing what move you want to use isn’t always possible. Sometimes you have to take what the defender gives you and rely on your instincts.
That tip is good advice, but it isn’t ALWAYS realistic. I just wanted to explain that there isn’t just one way to beat defenders. The scenarios in games are always different, so there isn’t just one answer to solve every problem. HOWEVER, these tips are great advice, especially for younger players or beginners who can’t rely on their instincts as much as older players. Experienced players may find a crucial detail or two to add into their skillset to make them a more effective dribbler too!
Really helpful❤
Thank you😊🫶🏼
Underrated channel
Thanks for the love🫶🏼🫶🏼
Thanks bro
Thank you🫶🏼🫶🏼
Thanks
You’re welcome👍🏼
Damn good
Ye bro
Thank you 🙏🏼
Tanks
You’re welcome!
Underrated,remember me when you get famous
I don’t think I’ll ever be famous😂 thanks for the love🫶🏼🫶🏼
You can show how to shoot a curve shoot?
I already have that video made for you! Check out the playlist “Soccer Technique Coaching” on my channel and you’ll see it! It’s titled “Curved Shots and Crosses Made Simple”
Hey bro i jave a few friends to play with but they are less serious and younger and worse than me should i play with them or train on my own .i donot.have a team to join btw im 14
You should play with them some and train on your own too! Just make sure when you play that you aren’t doing things that you can’t do against better players. Don’t form bad habits!
Training on your own is important too since it will help you develop the technical side of your game👍🏼
Pls do a video of how to pass without microbounce
Hey Stephen! It’s something on my radar but I’m not sure how long it’ll take for me to touch on this topic.
Check out the Football Folk on UA-cam and he has an awesome video titled “The Micro BOUNCE That’s Likely Killing Your Game” which will help you out😁👍🏼
@@KreiderAcademy okk.I know about the football folk, football fundamental, football meta,unisport,all attack.But I don't seem to know the best option.however, I don't think I will go to academy at 20.I train at home barefoot
@@StephenUyioghosa They are all fantastic channels! I recommend watching as many of them as you're able. Even if they cover the same topic, the way they present it may make one easier to understand than another!
My advice for you wanting to play academy is to train as hard and often as you can. It certainly is difficult to join an academy at 20, but it is possible. Do your best and work your hardest because you don't know what you're capable of! And unfortunately, if you don't make it, at least you be happy knowing you gave it everything you had. There would be no regrets!
@@KreiderAcademy my parents don't want me to become a footballer as I'm a Jehovah's witness,so any step I take is forfeited.I'm 14 years of age,I think my decision will be made at age 20 to join an academy or a football club
@@StephenUyioghosa I understand. Best of luck!
hey bro I'm 6'4 do you think i can be a good dribbler with enough practice?😅
I replied to your other comment but just to make sure you see it, you definitely can! I’d recommend learning how to use your size to protect the ball! It’s harder for defenders to get around and not foul taller players who protect the ball with their size!
How to look at defender while dribbling the ball close to feet?
Firstly, you need to be comfortable enough on the ball to be able to pick your head up. This isn’t just to analyze the defender, but to help you find passes, or angles to get shots off.
To see the defender specifically, use your peripheral vision. If you’re looking at the ball, you should be able to see his feet and his hips to determine if he’s flat or in good shape. You will also be able to recognize if there’s space or if he’s tight to you. I hope this helps🙌🏼
@@KreiderAcademy but when i do that i cannot see or analyse enough of the defender in my peripheral vision??
@@rachinsharma7197 Two things: firstly if the defender isn't in your peripheral vision, then you shouldn't be under much pressure and pick your head up anyways! You shouldn't need to look at the ball because you aren't navigating a congested area!
Now if you somehow are under pressure and cannot see the defender in your peripheral vision then you need to develop that side of your game and your overall awareness. That makes me think you either aren't comfortable dribbling with your head up or you have tunnel vision (your focus is only on the ball).
To work on this, work on the Ronaldinho dribbling drill since it forces you to look using your peripheral vision at the defenders (cones) ahead of you. Also, when playing possession games with your team, try to intentionally work on using your peripheral vision too!
I believe this will help solve the problem! Let me know if you have any further questions or how it works for you!
@@rachinsharma7197 Doing those drills will help you be able to analyze your defender more easily using your peripheral vision!
@@KreiderAcademy which drills brother?
How i know if the defender is unblance
The most common ways to see him unbalanced:
Him being “flat footed” or not on his toes which makes his reaction slower.
Seeing him step hard or heavy in a direction. If you see this cut and go the other way since it is hard for him to change direction with his momentum going the wrong way.
I hope this helps😁