Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Chip Pass
As Peter Schmeichel discovered in 1996, the chip can be a devastating weapon. It can be scooped, or kicked. In shooting, it punishes a goalkeeper for being too far off his line. In passing, its is a very good method of by-passing the back-line from close range. The chip has a limited range but, played properly, produces backspin.
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Thursday, May 29, 2008
Chip Pass
As Peter Schmeichel discovered in 1996, the chip can be a devastating weapon. It can be scooped, or kicked. In shooting, it punishes a goalkeeper for being too far off his line. In passing, its is a very good method of by-passing the back-line from close range. The chip has a limited range but, played properly, produces backspin.
Chip passSaturday, May 24, 2008
Upright Volley
In general, this is either a shot or clearance. If it is a shot, the aim is to keep the ball down by getting head and knee over the ball, striking it late, and not following through. The ball should be hit about a foot, or 16inches off the ground (30-40cm).
For a clearance, the body leans back, the ball is hit earlier and the leg follows through. The ball can be hit relatively comfortably from 1-2 feet (30-60cm) off the ground.
For a clearance, the body leans back, the ball is hit earlier and the leg follows through. The ball can be hit relatively comfortably from 1-2 feet (30-60cm) off the ground.
Lofted instep pass
Lofted instep pass
Used primary for long kicks from defensive positions, crosses from deep, or corners, this pass has the advantage of bypassing opponents on the ground. Accuracy can be a problem on windy days. Players of the quality of Glenn Hoddle could play this pass and make the ball ‘sit up’ on the landing, like a top golfer putting backspin on an iron shot.
Used primary for long kicks from defensive positions, crosses from deep, or corners, this pass has the advantage of bypassing opponents on the ground. Accuracy can be a problem on windy days. Players of the quality of Glenn Hoddle could play this pass and make the ball ‘sit up’ on the landing, like a top golfer putting backspin on an iron shot.
Lofted Instep pass: Approach and Execution
Approach:
Similar to an instep pass but with the non-kicking foot alongside but slightly behind the ball and the body leaning backwards. The head goes up just before impact. To make the ball rise more steeply, approach from a more angled approach. To get more power, approach more directly.
Execution:
As for the instep pass, except you strike the lower part of the ball, not in the middle. Follow through is important.
Instep pass : Executive
Execution:
The ball is struck in the centre with the laces area of the boot. The toe of the boot should be pointing towards the ground but at a slight angle, not vertical. Power comes from the calf muscles - hit ‘through’ the ball. The kicking foot should follow through slightly across the body.
The ball is struck in the centre with the laces area of the boot. The toe of the boot should be pointing towards the ground but at a slight angle, not vertical. Power comes from the calf muscles - hit ‘through’ the ball. The kicking foot should follow through slightly across the body.
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