pitch pro, when youre 1v1 when is the right moment to cut? like messi done many times before, he just runs at the defender and he just cuts wide diagonally so the opponent misses the tackle
@@mmateus9898 cut when your close enough to the box so you can cut in and shoot but if your talking about beating the defender you dribble at them first then cut as they become a lot more predictable
@@PitchPro7 i mean, u know in 1v1 situations, when you run STRAIGHT at the defender? So messi used to simply cut them off using some sort of technique that i can not explain, and i was asking you about these kind of situations, where you run straight at the defender. I have heard ppl saying that u gotta wait till youre not too close nor too far so you can effectively cut off the defender. Can i wait for the defender to tackle and just reaction time to just cut him off? Also, thanks for the previous tips! Your channel is just way too good. like a defenders weird step yk
@@mmateus9898 yes if you have the reaction to dribble and cut when you see the defender tackle then go for it that’s exactly how jack grealish dribbles and thanks by the way 👍
if I want to be a flair player like Ronaldinho or Neymar doing such creative things, what do I need to do? I've watched a lot of videos where they say that Neymar does it all without thinking, but when I see how many skills he does, I doubt that he never thinks. so in order to match this, do I need to let it come instinctively, or do I make an effort and plan something? let's say I want to make a rainbow in a match, before the match I train the skill, but when I wait for it to happen instinctively, in the end nothing happens.
@@mcnoof7 firstly its proven by scientists when they did a brain scan on Neymar that when he plays football he plays with instinct what you have to do is do free flow dribbling, pretend there is a defender and play small sided games, and practice a skill soooo much that you can do it without thinking, once you do that then you can flair and be creative on the pitch by doing it by instinct and no fear
@@PitchPro7 thanks for the answer, but I have a question if Neymar does everything instinctively, then how does he manage to do such a huge amount of skills? Does he make rainbows instinctively too?
@@mcnoof7 by playing small sided games like on the streets he would of practice a whole bunch of skills for hours every day to make all his skill instinct. Playing on the street for 4-5 hours every day for years can lead to every skill becoming instinct which that conditions is what Neymar and the Brazilians are in
You have to be in the right shape of mind. Free your mind and play with pleasure and not pressure. As long as you believe in your own abilities(dribbling skills),you can execute them. But your soul needs to be at peace
Depends on situation, 1v1 on the wing step over or body feint (depends which one you do best) if you are in a Tight area use La Croqueta or if you are very close to the defender use La Croqueta or if a defenders rushing at you, use La Croqueta I hope this helps
@AdilLegend-x8h depends what your best at if your better at the step over use it, if your better at the body feint then use it if I had to pick one I would probably say body feint, because most of the time step overs only get the defenders momentum a centimeter tot he side while body feints are much more easier to dribble defenders as you can do momentum advantage easier as it gets the defenders half a meter to the side
yo i was watching mesis highlights so the defender went to the right but messi went to the right to cut in his lane,why did messi went right even tho the defender momentum was goign right and he could have went left?
@@Bullet72456 maybe the defender was too close. When defenders get close they tackle sideways meaning they could have got the ball second reason and prob most likely is because the free opportunity to cut in lane and not have to deal with the defender
Another W from pitchpro, new reccomendation analyze antonys dribbling in ajax
Can you please make a video longer about Ronaldinho dribbling
Very nice analysis big up bro
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Bro super good 👍❤❤ can you analysis 1v1
@@abdfootballsecret yes
I think Ronaldinho was unselfish because he just missed the cross
pitch pro, when youre 1v1 when is the right moment to cut? like messi done many times before, he just runs at the defender and he just cuts wide diagonally so the opponent misses the tackle
@@mmateus9898 cut when your close enough to the box so you can cut in and shoot but if your talking about beating the defender you dribble at them first then cut as they become a lot more predictable
@@PitchPro7 i mean, u know in 1v1 situations, when you run STRAIGHT at the defender? So messi used to simply cut them off using some sort of technique that i can not explain, and i was asking you about these kind of situations, where you run straight at the defender. I have heard ppl saying that u gotta wait till youre not too close nor too far so you can effectively cut off the defender. Can i wait for the defender to tackle and just reaction time to just cut him off? Also, thanks for the previous tips! Your channel is just way too good. like a defenders weird step yk
@@mmateus9898 yes if you have the reaction to dribble and cut when you see the defender tackle then go for it that’s exactly how jack grealish dribbles and thanks by the way 👍
@@PitchPro7 dw bro, keep up the nice work!
@@PitchPro7 oh another thing if you dont mind me asking: does everyone can use reaction time?
elastico analysis?
I am still waiting Neymar dribbling analysis 😢
@@Vaaid_10 I already made a Neymar dribbling analysis
if I want to be a flair player like Ronaldinho or Neymar doing such creative things, what do I need to do? I've watched a lot of videos where they say that Neymar does it all without thinking, but when I see how many skills he does, I doubt that he never thinks. so in order to match this, do I need to let it come instinctively, or do I make an effort and plan something? let's say I want to make a rainbow in a match, before the match I train the skill, but when I wait for it to happen instinctively, in the end nothing happens.
@@mcnoof7 firstly its proven by scientists when they did a brain scan on Neymar that when he plays football he plays with instinct what you have to do is do free flow dribbling, pretend there is a defender and play small sided games, and practice a skill soooo much that you can do it without thinking, once you do that then you can flair and be creative on the pitch by doing it by instinct and no fear
@@PitchPro7 thanks for the answer, but I have a question if Neymar does everything instinctively, then how does he manage to do such a huge amount of skills? Does he make rainbows instinctively too?
@@mcnoof7 by playing small sided games like on the streets he would of practice a whole bunch of skills for hours every day to make all his skill instinct. Playing on the street for 4-5 hours every day for years can lead to every skill becoming instinct which that conditions is what Neymar and the Brazilians are in
You have to be in the right shape of mind. Free your mind and play with pleasure and not pressure. As long as you believe in your own abilities(dribbling skills),you can execute them. But your soul needs to be at peace
I want to know which skil is best step over or shoulder drop or la croqueta?
Depends on situation, 1v1 on the wing step over or body feint (depends which one you do best) if you are in a Tight area use La Croqueta or if you are very close to the defender use La Croqueta or if a defenders rushing at you, use La Croqueta I hope this helps
@PitchPro7 I am confusing on two things step over or body feints which is more effective
@AdilLegend-x8h depends what your best at if your better at the step over use it, if your better at the body feint then use it if I had to pick one I would probably say body feint, because most of the time step overs only get the defenders momentum a centimeter tot he side while body feints are much more easier to dribble defenders as you can do momentum advantage easier as it gets the defenders half a meter to the side
@@PitchPro7 That's good.but my idol is cristiano Ronaldo and I want to do step over but when I am in the game Shoulder drop was more effective
Step over is good but shoulder drop is better
yo i was watching mesis highlights so the defender went to the right but messi went to the right to cut in his lane,why did messi went right even tho the defender momentum was goign right and he could have went left?
@@Bullet72456 maybe the defender was too close. When defenders get close they tackle sideways meaning they could have got the ball second reason and prob most likely is because the free opportunity to cut in lane and not have to deal with the defender
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