Cleats by Bill Hinds for November 18, 2012
November 17, 2012
November 19, 2012
Transcript:
Jack: Those guys were good. Gary: Jack, when you're taking the ball up the field and being pressured by a defender, you need to make a better move to get by him. Let's say I've got the ball, and that tree is a bad guy-- I'm going to juke him one way with a shoulder dip-- and when he bites, I push the ball past him on the other side and-- Oof! Jack: So that's how you did it when you played soccer, Dad? Deanne: That's how he would have done it had he ever played soccer. george: I saw the whole thing, Gary. The tree would've been called for tripping.
jollyjack over 11 years ago
Sometimes it helps to be frozen, you don’t go for the fake. Of course a broken clock is right twice a day also.
Dr Lou Premium Member over 11 years ago
What you do is watch the ball…not the player. The player can go anywhere – do anything – they wish; you just keep your eye on and play the the ball.
Works in basketball defense, too.
twatt2011 over 11 years ago
in karate, it’s the eyes. Always look eyes.
edpeters over 11 years ago
Actually you watch the players hips…