5 Tips to become a Professional Footballer

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Motivational footballer

[@csg2165]

David, absolutely spot on . As a ex pro myself. I train younger kids and technical work is repeated over and over. Positional training. My son (Alex 21) was trained with what you talked about. Playing his football in Australia NSW NPL 3 ( out of country due to Covid block to get back to club) any leads where you are to keep playing? 10,8,6 7,11

[@williamwalsh3552]

What's the most I should work on for being a centerback?

[@egon9138]

William Walsh heading the ball marking tacking interceptions reading the game/plays have good short and Long passing skills to play out from the back and composure on the ball. Hope this helps

[@chelseacontent4639]

I’m a center back bro and I work on strength and long passing and reading the game

[@nobody5633]

Thank u for this video.. May god bless u

[@josephafuwape7852]

Him : get of your phone Me : watch with phone Lol 😂😂😂😇😂😂

[@abdulaituray1226]

AS a right-footed right-winger what do you suggest I should work on. Which players should I watch

[@josephafuwape7852]

Adams traore

[@jq3872]

Best gym exercises for football please.

[@Laptopmoney1]

Running

[@Neucoolio]

Should be revising for Math test but then I thought about YOLO and started watching this.......

[@JB-ic8cf]

This video really helped

[@xman00_]

Could I please have the link for the Lukaku video?

[@jq3872]

Zac fonty it’s on sky sport with Jaime carragher

[@thenotoriousfootballer]

Pls make a video on a pro footballer vs a epl player n pls talk about work ethic .

[@DavidRowleyFootball]

An EPL player is a pro player? What do you need to know about work ethic. Its simple.. you got to work very hard but smart.

[@saxenaakash19]

I think he means, what's the difference between you and an epl player or any other average pro player and epl player

[@2DarkHorizon]

I tell you one secret to becoming more athletic maybe you can try and see for yourself. Give it a try about 1-2months you will see an improvement very fast if you havn't tried before. If someone asked me if you only have one exercise to choose to get faster. What would it be? It would be standing single leg vertical leap. It has so many components that help in running faster. Hip swing and thrust. Ankle stability and stiffness. Technique and coordination. Power and explosiveness. It is very specific and measurable of progression which science says improves long term outcome. I remember seeing a soccer player that was very fast and strong and I searched him up on youtube he was doing a very good high single leg box jump.

[@hmsamiee]

thank you

[@boybandit6129]

Brilliant!

[@JodabeniTV]

Aye! Let’s get it

[@junaithju5965]

Thank you bro 💗❤️

[@norasyraframbli]

Tq. Great video david. I want to ask, if all of that has been done, where to start playing/training?. Especially in malaysia. What age to start playing? There is very few tournament for below 7 years old. Tq.

[@DavidRowleyFootball]

All of that can not be done. You are always learning and there is always something to work on. If you are very young then you should juat keep on training hard and play with a local club or school team until you are older and then you can try and find a pro club if your good enough

[@anthonysulca7]

What do I work on as a winger?

[@vladtantarean3711]

Agility, 1v1 situations, be faster and faster, finishing, crosses. You can get more informations from KZbin, from 7mlc,becomr elite, unisport, and others

[@eniolaelisery1503]

I’d say aspects of the game and components that improve those aspects For example Dribbling: ball control, acceleration, balance and agility

[@anthonysulca7]

@@eniolaelisery1503 ok I’m working to join my high school team in August so this will be helpful

[@leofahmi5707]

my god you look more handsome after shave... anyway this video bring me new light! nice message!

[@qshkqn]

Ok so before I start this I want to make a disclaimer, Please don’t send any hatred to the following channel I’m about to criticise, Thats not what I’m trying to do here There is a Formerly football vlogging channel that had a young man named Nick Humphries, an Australian who played At the highest as a semi professional football player in many countries such as Australia, Switzerland and the Netherlands according to his transfermarkt profile. He mainly played as a fullback and one of his first videos in the KZbin scene was his currently most popular video to date, which was a motivational football compilation slash documentary about his story of failure at a young age and how he made the national team squads for Australia eventually, and how anyone can do the same. This sort of content is not a bad thing, this video has around 670,000 views and sparked many channels and videos tackling how to become a professional football player such as channels like Simply soccer, Will John and become elite which all have atleast around 200,000 subscribers. As I mentioned earlier, ‘Train Effective’ which is the channel name and eventually his brand name which i will get into later was FORMERLY a football vlogging channel about Nick’s journey to become a professional football player where he had training drills, daily vlogs and the 100 day challenge where he ventures on to a challenge where nick trained, learnt, networked, prepared, trialed, concluded and shared his experience as a young adult trying to get into a career he dreamt of which was of course professional football. This series blew up and gained Nick lots of recognition, inspired thousands of people not just wanting to make their dreams come true in football but in other things, Nick for me personally was like a mate i can listen to every few days he posts an episode, i watched every single video in chronological order and was heavily invested in the channel, i enjoyed watching another human being go through struggles and success and this was purely real and enjoyable content. Spoilers here but he eventually failed on day 100 where he never got calls back from any one of the trials and in day 100, something ticked in the back of my head, which started making sense. In the final minute of the final episode of the 100 day challenge , Nick questioned himself, (His video) whats next? ( focus on other things ~or~ keep going ) Nick here was a great portrayal to why most men aren’t successful and never will be if they keep the same mentality. Here Nick could have become his alternative success where he probably got a proper paying job and maybe a proper business for himself have a family and establish things in the world, but instead he is playing football in his mid twenties with honestly and brutally other losers just like him who have no sense of will and responsibility and selfishness in multiple parks in London. It has been nearly been 18 months since that statement and nick is still in the same place. Nick is in my opinion an insecure, imature and fraudulent young man who hasnt lifted a proper load once in his life and i dont mean physical ones but ones where has done a true mans job. I have spoke to Nick Personally on Instagram and created an imaginary scenario to test the way he might react and addressed to him many times about my two imaginary young brothers being misled by his videos and how his videos put my brothers off from school and family to train football and distract their focus. He has dodged every single question and kept asking me about my role models and even more distracting questions no matter how many brutal facts i fired at him. Nowadays his channel is mainly consisting of videos about player recruiting and brand provoking which is the brand ‘effective fc’ which have barely played any 11 v 11 matches on camera. The youngsters who join his ‘training camp’ allegedly paid £2000 for a few weeks in the Effective house. I am extremely baffled how this guy has managed to get that much business in and give advice to young people yet have no proper success of his own. I dont know if i can be bothered to write more about this guy but i would like to hear what you think. I haven’t watched a video in full since day 102 and that means stuff

[@DavidRowleyFootball]

I have watched some of his videos and I will say this. Yes his videos are quite commercialised as of late. I dont believe he has the best types of training but he does share some good advice. Yes it is a lot of money which these people are paying to stay and train with Nick and i would never pay this amount but at the end of the day it is there money and they are free to choose and spend their money how they like. I would say it is unfair to call him fraudulent or a loser. As you said yourself he inspired many people to chase their dreams. Also the reality of football is that a tiny percentage of players become professional. Just because he didnt make it as a pro does not mean he is a failure. It is his life and he can choose what he wants to do with it. If he wants to make a business out of football then that is his choice. Not everyone needs to work in an office or make a career in the traditional sense. Yes you may be dissapointed that he hasnt given it his all to continue trying to make it as a pro but that is up to him.. it is his life.

[@vonex1017]

Thx for this video, this will really help me as I'm still young

[@Gigaugoro]

Tnx bro

[@AK-zl8lq]

How am I gonna watch this vid if I’m not on my phone

[@seetaram1292]

From India 😍 you

[@mobilegamergirl9474]

new subscriber here

[@DavidRowleyFootball]

Welcome to the Journey

[@Looksordeath]

How old is David?

[@Pyr0maniac99]

David is it ever too late to go pro?

[@DavidRowleyFootball]

No but be realistic. If your older and have a family to look after then better to get a stable job. If you can afford to still try then do it. Dont give up.. i will share my story in coming weeks.

[@abdullahaamir03]

Curls for the girls 😂

[@sergiocruesten7994]

I use my phone in between sets so i ts not akwaed

[@DavidRowleyFootball]

Nothing awkward about resting. After a while you will get use to this feeling. Who cares

[@smitjames5638]

Hey bro what's your insta