Soccer Dribbling & Foot Skills

If you are NOT interested in dribbling the other team or teaching others how to use foot skills to get the ball in the net, this book is NOT for you.
With game-proven methods to get more goals against any team, this is your manual for dribbling success!
How defenses think and react during a game is not easily understood... or is it? Through countless hours of practice, training, and experience, soccer's elite have shown consistent patterns of in-game skills that when applied, will lead to predictable outcomes - more goals, more assists, and more wins! The current soccer books on the market teach about general knowledge of infrequent game situations without the clear steps to use skills to quickly get past players on the other team. This book is for players that need the tips, tricks, tweaks, and techniques to increase the number of defenders he or she can successfully dribble.
In Soccer Dribbling & Foot Skills, there are well over 100 tips, including what skills to use in each situation and wasteful moves that should be avoided, from breaking down the many types of shot fakes, to how to attack a defender based on his or her stance. This book will help you become the MVP on your team. When many coaches' advice for dribbling is to do a scissor, consider passing more, and hope for the best, this book stands out on delivering the steps to turn any player into an unstoppable dribbler. Every topic is explained to answer the question, "How can I develop a system to get past a defender to make it easier for me or a teammate to score in a game?"
Learn what coaches do not teach, not because they don't care, but because they just don't know how to improve a player's confidence and abilities to get past the other team. Often, coaches only emphasize the team's abilities to pass, while giving no time to the dribbling skills of each individual. It is just as essential to develop the players within the system as it is to strengthen the squad itself.

Who this book is for:
-The defender who lacks the confidence to control the ball in the backfield or who wants to make the transition from defense to offense.
-The midfielder who finds themselves passing often because they feel like they can't beat a defender.
-The forward who doesn't create the space to be able to take at least 5 shots per game.
-The parent who loves their child, but hates to see them struggle with a lack of self-esteem from not being able to dribble a defender.
-The coach that knows their squad can succeed if their players' attacking foot skills, shot fakes, and awareness on how to outsmart defenders was improved through increased IQ.

Outcomes of applying the facts in this book:
-Learn how to create enough space to get a shot on target.
-Know which move to use when you are being defended.
-Ensure that you are using moves that will work every time.

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