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A place dedicated to the Beautiful game of Football. In this Blog you will find tutorials that may help people to get better at thier game. You may find tutorials of freestyle football tricks ATW, HTW, etc. Anything that you want me to add in this Blog which you have or you want to learn you may tell me so that it may be uploaded as soon as possible. Your Comments will be highly appreciated!

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Thursday, February 28, 2008

Between Knee Catch

Follow the same technique for between feet catch.
Catch the ball between your legs, about at the height where your knees are.

Tutorial:

Hamstring Stall

Catch the ball between your heel or the back of your leg, and your ass.

Tutorial:

Shoulder Stall

There is a groove on your shoulder between your back/neck muscles and collarbone where the ball can rest. However, there are two ways to perform a shoulderstall. One is where you have the ball out in front of you very much similar to a cheststall, and the other is where the ball is out to your side and you are also using the side of your head to hold the ball still.

Tutorial:

Hotstepper

Pound the ball to the ground continuously using the soles of both feet alternatively. It is just as if you would be dribbling a basketball with your hands.

Tutorial:

Foot Stall

Rest the ball on your foot. The move can be done much easier if you point your toes upwards so you clamp the ball between your foot and your shin.

Tutorial:

Pildriver

From footstall (or juggle), the ball is lifted and slammed against the floor using the shin. This can be used in a combo going into any move such as ATW, crossover, TATW etc. The move can also be performed with both legs alternatively as shown in the gif.

Tutorial: ( Right at the Begining

Rainbow

Catch the ball between your feet. One foot (usually the dominant one) rolls the ball up your support leg. Then, with your support leg, bring the backheel up and flick the ball up.

Tutorial:



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