Winger movement off the ball

Football analyze - how to play as a winger

[@koolkidkristan]

This is the best video for amateurs who don't understand how space works and have trouble understanding how to make runs.

[@whiskers08spot09]

That V one is insane to me, I'm always making runs but never thought of it that way, its so easy to change direction instead of standing still and accelerating when waiting for that through ball.

[@whiskers08spot09]

Btw. I’ve been Implementing this run lately and been bagging goals and assists with it. of course it’s crucial you have a good midfield who can deliver these passes and understand when to send you.

[@gallantorus2142]

Need more vids on off the ball movement for attackers.nice vid🔥

[@williamamoah334]

we need more content, this helps so much!!

[@lachlanwhitney2483]

This video helped a lot, thanks a lot! Keep up the good content!!

[@ICEMAN21097]

Love these videos! Hope you’re able to continue when time permits.

[@caiso8797]

This video helped me so much and its so easy to understand.

[@alexandervrachkov2521]

nice vid very well explained

[@abdulrahmanmusa6747]

Thanks alot please bmotr videos on off the ball movement nd striker roles ❤️❤️

[@Account64000]

That first 0-100 was more like a V-Run, it went to the half space opposite the winger, not the same side. The player didn’t go 0-100, they ran outwards first and then back out almost like a V-run. The reason it isn’t classed as a V-run is because their initial run was towards the touch line instead of closer to the centre of the pitch. This creates space away from the defender because they aren’t close enough to the defender to effectively trick them. For example, if he had made a V-run starting by running inside, the defender isn’t touch tight to the player; this means that when the player changes direction, the defender will be able to easily read the attacker because of the distance. The defender will still be goalside (this is bad for the attacker as they will be second to the ball). When the attacker runs out instead of in, it creates more space for him to accelerate, he will run directly at the defender in their blind spot as the ball is played and get goal side of the defender just before they take their first touch. Hope this helps you understand what’s happening (although really it should be called an inverted V run in my opinion but either way this is my viewpoint on what is going on).

[@patienceacquahagyeman7588]

Now I understand the work of a winger

[@camronbettura8774]

Could u make a vid about how to better defend as a winger. Like how far to go back on a challenge?

[@abdulrahmanhabra300]

amazing video

[@yahiaabdelkarim4962]

Great video

[@Alzxx77]

Great video if you still active can you do a more in depth analysis of off ball movement 🙏🙏

[@3066961]

wonderful

[@xdte_]

art of timing running passes 🚶🏾‍♂️🚶🏾‍♂️‍➡️

[@yeayea8409]

the first one is great!

[@sergioloisi7781]

Bro this is very good content

[@areabraided7567]

this is craazy 4

[@sashancube1292]

Hi there, I wanted to ask, of course if it's fine with you, if one were allowed to download your videos to watch offline for private viewing (and if anyone else sees them, credit you and recommend your channel to them), as where I am we have constant blackouts that prevent one from going online. Thanks again for your vids!!!

[@gregtoussaint6946]

video for fullbacks next?

[@acstyles1735]

bro can you tell me how you edit this video

[@dhojebonufang]

THEY ARE ALL THE SAME MOVEMENT!!

[@Account64000]

Nah bro, watch the video, try and explain it like you’re explaining it to a 5 year old and you will have learnt it. Also imagine yourself in the scenario

[@HarryPhillipsMusic]

This video won’t play for me?

[@Robin-lq1kp]

Aren't the round run and the block mouvement the same?

[@elite_football7697]

in a round run you move behind the defender while coming from the blindside in block movement you move in front of the defender and not always from the blindside