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Simple tricks
- Thread starter Nielz
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Chacarita Juniors
The artist formerly known as ronnifan9
heres one::Carlos*o: ....try it 
Eng4WorldCup
Starting XI
body language is everything. lean one way, make urself totally dedicated to that side, but suddenly speed out to the other side. thats pretty simple and effective imo.
here's a site with some videos with simple tricks
they just take practice........took me a few weeks to get the elastico down but i now i get it almost every try
http://www.expertfootball.com/training/tricks.php
they just take practice........took me a few weeks to get the elastico down but i now i get it almost every try
http://www.expertfootball.com/training/tricks.php
Here's a trick even i can do (and i'm a keeper)
Have you seen the Nike commercial with Ronaldinho doing that double flick against a Portuguese defender? Well, that trick is not too hard to do if you keep the ball on the ground (but INSANE if you can flick it into the air like he does).
Start with the ball going forward, you are running behind the ball. Using the outside of your foot, push the ball sideways (and maybe slightly forward), as if you're going to go in that direction (if you're right footed, you would be going to your right). Then in the same motion (in other words, VERY quickly), kick the ball with the INSIDE of the same foot back in the other direction (to the left if you're right-footed). It's something like a crossover in basketball. Once you do it you have two options:
1) If you fooled the defender, just run past him and listen to the "Ole"s (in this case the move went right foot to the right, right foot to the left, and left foot forward to get past the stumbling defender)
2) If he didn't get fooled, the ball should now be on your left foot (if youre right-footed). Use your left foot to kick the ball back towards the right and go in the original direction (in other words, the move went right foot to the right, right foot to the left, left foot to the right).
As a goalkeeper, even i can beat guys with this simple move. If you're not sure what im describing, look for the Nike Ole commercial with Brasil v. Portugal, and look at Ronaldinho's toe flick move. The way he does it, it's very difficult because he puts the ball into the air first. If you keep the ball on the ground, doing what i described above, the move is actually quite easy, and effective.
-Chas
Have you seen the Nike commercial with Ronaldinho doing that double flick against a Portuguese defender? Well, that trick is not too hard to do if you keep the ball on the ground (but INSANE if you can flick it into the air like he does).
Start with the ball going forward, you are running behind the ball. Using the outside of your foot, push the ball sideways (and maybe slightly forward), as if you're going to go in that direction (if you're right footed, you would be going to your right). Then in the same motion (in other words, VERY quickly), kick the ball with the INSIDE of the same foot back in the other direction (to the left if you're right-footed). It's something like a crossover in basketball. Once you do it you have two options:
1) If you fooled the defender, just run past him and listen to the "Ole"s (in this case the move went right foot to the right, right foot to the left, and left foot forward to get past the stumbling defender)
2) If he didn't get fooled, the ball should now be on your left foot (if youre right-footed). Use your left foot to kick the ball back towards the right and go in the original direction (in other words, the move went right foot to the right, right foot to the left, left foot to the right).
As a goalkeeper, even i can beat guys with this simple move. If you're not sure what im describing, look for the Nike Ole commercial with Brasil v. Portugal, and look at Ronaldinho's toe flick move. The way he does it, it's very difficult because he puts the ball into the air first. If you keep the ball on the ground, doing what i described above, the move is actually quite easy, and effective.
-Chas
http://www.expertfootball.com/training/dribbling_ronaldinho_crazy.php
Im talking about this, only keeping the ball on the ground (making the trick much eaier, but still effective)
Im talking about this, only keeping the ball on the ground (making the trick much eaier, but still effective)
wtf
thats ther elastico why didnt u just say elastico
or u didnt know?
but that is not an easy move to do
maybe just the way u described it its easy
like going left then right but doing it like ronaldinho does.....u cant do it that fast
Originally posted by RonaldinhoBR10
wtf
thats ther elastico why didnt u just say elastico
or u didnt know?
but that is not an easy move to do
maybe just the way u described it its easy
like going left then right but doing it like ronaldinho does.....u cant do it that fast
it took me about 3 weeks to learn the elastico
i get it perfect once every 3 tries on average
bianconeri6
Senior Squad
does everyone call it the "elastico"?
any way for me i get around many defenders by simply "cutting" (if that is what u call it) but that needs some body deception and change of speed.
also u can encorperate 90degree cruyff turns.
any way for me i get around many defenders by simply "cutting" (if that is what u call it) but that needs some body deception and change of speed.
also u can encorperate 90degree cruyff turns.
ya i get the elastico too if i try it but i do it easily when im just still not running i can do it but when im running its harder
Rochester Rhino
Manager
Originally posted by bianconeri6
does everyone call it the "elastico"?
any way for me i get around many defenders by simply "cutting" (if that is what u call it) but that needs some body deception and change of speed.
also u can encorperate 90degree cruyff turns.
we call it a "snake"
Eng4WorldCup
Starting XI
flip flap is a stupid name made up by someone. but elastico is genius! 