How To Play Soccer: Alternate Feet Dribbling Video

How To Play Soccer: Alternate Feet Dribbling

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Develop and increase your Soccer skills, develop ball control, and increase an individual player's ability to beat defenders one-on-one.

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Work on your dribbling skills with alternating feet.

Added: 2/11/08

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How To Play Soccer: Alternate Feet Dribbling

Alternate Feet Dribbling Speaker: Doug is just going to continue alternating his feet, weaving in and out of the obstacles. Keep in mind, you don't need cones to practice, you can use whatever you have; bags, shoes, sticks, be a little creative. The important thing is that you are touching the ball, that's what's going to make you a better player. Good. Once Doug goes through a couple of times, he is going to try and slowly increase his speed and challenge himself a little bit. If you go through the whole time without ever touching the cone, then you are probably not challenging yourself enough.

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Alternate Feet Dribbling

Speaker: Doug is just going to continue alternating his feet, weaving in and out of the obstacles.

Keep in mind, you don't need cones to practice, you can use whatever you have; bags, shoes, sticks, be a little creative. The important thing is that you are touching the ball, that's what's going to make you a better player. Good.

Once Doug goes through a couple of times, he is going to try and slowly increase his speed and challenge himself a little bit.

If you go through the whole time without ever touching the cone, then you are probably not challenging yourself enough.

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