Planning proper exercises for dribbling is complicated! Initially I designed exercises to help mainly improving the drive using cones but I realized that they were not as useful if I can't teach at the same time hence why the program you enquired about will be made free very soon! I'm designing a new program to target dribbling and these drills and exercises will not for all of them use cones! They will be different! I can't describe them in a message but I will make them available in the next few months!

@@beadribblr woah thats hella interesting and im excited for it, been researching for how to propely train football to go even as far as looking into elite academies training system curriculum lol, found out that you dont even need cones to train dribbling and that peeked my interest how that would work. if you were wondering which system i found it from it was from croatias football training curriculum lol just wanna add it in

@@footylibrary That's sounds interesting as well 👌🏾

@@beadribblr woahh interested in that program like to get it if its free, when will it be available ?

Merci et je t'en prie! Je suis ravi que ça te serve 💪🏾

Receive a lot of comments, it's hard to remember!

1 on 1 Training, small groups and online at the moment! Stopped training teams! And yes, I will upload new tutorials in the next few weeks not sure when yet though

Thanks 🙏🏾 Much appreciated

Thanks my guy 🙏🏾

Thanks

🙏🏾 Thanks a lot and I don't play as I used to, only coaching really but that's a nice concept of video so I might do it. Will see!

Cool no problem but remember depending on your position you may not need to be good at dribbling! Central midfielders don't need that, it will always be a plus but they don't need it! Working on their passing and the different type of passes is more important! Same for strikers, working on their finishing in any situation is way more important than dribbling! However if you're a winger, yes this is a must!

Most important as a player (Not as a dribbler) is your first touch and passing! Without those you can't even play football! My recommendation would be to practice this with one of your friend! Once you get your touch back and you feel comfortable trapping the ball in many different situations and be accurate with your passes then at this time you can think about training for dribbling.

@@beadribblr thank youu so so so very much 😂. I really appreciate it and will work on it. Especially getting confidence over time to pull these off while playing. I know I am getting a little ahead of myself but would you do a video on how to take on multiple defenders. Like 2,3,4 or so. And maybe a video on close ball control too, to go with it. If you can. Sorry, I’m asking for too much but hopefully it can be done in the future! Thank you very much and in the meantime, I’ll work on what you have suggested to me. You’re one of my fav you tubers and I have no doubt you’ll do great! Thank you!!!

@@Bryan-cm4um It's cool don't worry, try to play / practice as much as you can it will boost your development For the video requests I can't promise anything but I'll try my best! And thanks a lot for your comment! I really appreciate it 🙏🏾

Yes still but which one are you talking about though because one will soon become available for free as I will make a new improved one

@@beadribblr yes bro thanks for the response the 4 week program I was planning to get, the 20 dollar program. Is that the one that's gonna be free ?

@@footylibrary You're welcome and yes in a few weeks this one will be available for free so if you can be patient you'll save 20$ 😂

@@beadribblr hahah ok that great can't wait

💙 and what do you mean? Are you asking if the 90% are important?

@@beadribblr yes why 90% is important ?

@@AyushParmar-SPORTSMentor Because the 90% are what will give you the ability to eliminate your opponent! Without those 90% it will be very difficult to dribble! For example you can't perform a skill without knowing when exactly to do it (Timing) and also you are not able to know when to do it if you can't look at the defender while you have the ball at your feet (Observation)

Thank you very much appreciate that 🙏🏾 and I will try my best 😉

Thanks and of course I know them lol I grew up watching them and D'Alessandro as Argentinian number 10s! They were great players but apart from Riquelme and D'Alessandro it is difficult to teach skills from them as they were not really doing some. They were more direct and great playmakers! I will try to show more players from the 90's and early 2000's in the future though so Riquelme will probably be there!

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Thanks for the compliment and to dribble somebody faster and stronger than you at the same time is complicated. Complicated but possible! You have to ideally (I say ideally because it is not always possible depending on the situation) eliminate him totally before accelerating away, this will give you a few steps ahead to be able to shoot, pass, or keep dribbling. If you want to keep dribbling, going in front of him to cut his run will make it harder for him to recover but understand that at one time or another, because he is faster than you he will catch up. So passing the ball or shooting will be the best option to not slow down the play too much. If you're only at training and doing 1v1s as you have mentioned then using the Eden Hazard's stop-and-go would be useful, meaning once he catch up to you then stop in a way he can't get the ball from you but face him. Observe him carefully while doing some body feints then once he tries to lunge in or commit then you try to get away once again (Look at Hazard's video at chelsea he was using this a lot). To use the latter you have to have a good acceleration though. This is also important to understand that you have somewhat to have a physical quality to be a successful dribbler, I was personally explosive on the first steps, and if you look at any good dribbler that's what usually they have in common. Good acceleration over the first few steps. Messi, Neymar, Hazard, Vini, etc so even though you may play against stronger players, if you're quicker then you'll still come on top. The issue comes when a defender is faster and stronger. If it is obvious it is a problem, unless you're much younger than him then you have to do short sprints in addition to any team training to catch up because dribbling plays on deceiving defenders to get you a yard or two to do something else but at times you may need to run with the ball and in today's game you can't be slow! Anyway this is a long answer but to come back to the initial response it is eliminate him completely meaning him lunging in and you avoiding him and accelerating away or you completely fooling him by using a skill such as the elastico which make him go one way and you go the other! Hope it will help!

@@beadribblr Thank you so much for the thorough and detailed response, I very much appreciate it. Ill be sure to look at the eden hazard move, also the friend ill be 1v1ing is also a good dribbler so thats why he has good speed

@@typhoono3393 No problem, hope it will help. For clips about what I spoke in my response you can watch my french video about it and only skip through the video to watch the football clips I have included in it there. They are about 8 or 10 which will give you a more visual representation of what I meant! kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6XRdGOaYtyChKssi=pOi0tEpDlPH6prau And oh I see why. In this case, try as much as you can to play on his defensive positioning as attacking players tend to be lacking defensive discipline. What I mean by that is he will most likely leave you some space that proper defenders wouldn't and you have to exploit those as soon as you see them. Don't forget to pretend going somewhere else beforehand though! Happy training!

Romario

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