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A Feint is used to move the opponent one way and for the player then to exploit the space left by the defender.
Regardless of position every player needs to understand how to execute feints
The basic steps to most feints:
- Slow down and draw the defender towards you, (when comfortable can be done at speed)
- 1st Part for Defender as you move your body or the ball as if to move one way
- 2nd Part for Me as you change direction and take the ball in the opposite direction.
- Accelerate away or shoot/pass quickly
Key Coaching Points
- Space between the player with the ball and defender
- Head up so player can see if defender has fallen for the feint
- Spatial Awareness, know if there is space to exploit
- Good first touch after the feint, to accelerate away
OUTSIDE OF FOOT (CUT OR TAKE)
Used when taking the ball away from the body, very important as used as last touch on a number of skills. Players must be comfortable taking the ball away on either foot
SCISSORS
Lear the correct name(it is not a STEPOVER), as with all skills make sure players can deliver on either foot.
Ball Mastery #16 Take Stop Scissors
DRAG MOVES
Can be a difficult skill to master as you drag the ball across your body, by hoping with your foot behined the ball. Then you bring your foot around the back of the ball to change direction.
LACES (PUSH)
Very underated part of the foot, used wehn running with the ball or striking the ball. Younger players will tend to use their toe with a locked ankle instead of pointing the foot to the floor and striking with top of the foot.
ROLLS / SLAP
Slightly more advanced, the ability to slide the foot up and down the ball without losing contact.
SOLE (PULL)
Using the sole of the foot and pulling the ball back towards you.
Would normally be used with a second touch as a change of direction
1v1 Session Plans
Week 1 CCMPCM1- ORGANISATION
Week 2 CCMPCM1.2- ORGANISATION
Week 3 CCMPCM1.3- ORGANISATION
Week 4 CCMPCM1.4 ORGANISATION