Hello everyone, today we share a simple and effective body fake action, I hope you all enjoy!
Today we learn not to touch the ball to shift the center of gravity fake action, which is one of Messi's signature moves, especially effective for some fast-paced and good-paced friends, below we officially start to learn:
Shift the center of gravity without touching the ball
Let's first look at Messi's example in the game, the action itself is very simple, but it is still difficult to master in the game.
Figure 1 - Messi example
We carried the ball to the side of the defender, as if we were moving to the defender's side.
Figure 2 - Moving to the defensive side
When we move the center of gravity of our body without touching the ball, our opponents will move in the same direction.
Figure 3 - Moving the center of gravity to one side
When the opponent moves the center of gravity, we touch the ball in the other direction.
Figure 4 - Touching the ball to the other direction
Let's look at it in its entirety from the back.
Figure 5 - View from behind
We look below, and the untouchable ball here is not an inward pedal bike that crosses the ball, just a step to one side.
Figure 6 - Stride to one side
We can also really do an introverted pedal bike no problem, we can also hit the same effect.
Figure 7 - Inward-looking bicycle
We look at the introverted bicycle that does not touch the ball from the front view, and like a normal bicycle, the foot goes around the ball.
Figure 8 - Foot around the ball
Back-facing bicycle:
Turning your back on your opponent is another effective strategy, turning your back on your opponent without touching the ball and then getting rid of your opponent's entanglement.
Figure 9 - Messi gets rid of his opponent with his back to the opponent
We turn our backs on our opponents and pretend we're going to pass or dribble forward.
Figure 10 - Forward Pass
When we have deceived the opponent, we immediately change direction to get rid of the opponent.
Figure 11 - Fooling an opponent
If in the corner of the pitch, pretend we're going to move backwards, but it's also effective for us to turn around and break through from the front.
Figure 12 - Turn around and break through
We moved backwards with the ball, pretending we were going to break through from one side and then turn around in the opposite direction to get out.
Figure 13 - Turn around and get rid of it
Again, no need to step on a bicycle and turn around.
Figure 14 - Stride around
We can also turn around with an introverted bicycle, and we can achieve the same effect.
Figure 15 - Same effect
suggestion:
When breaking through the opponent with the ball, the key is to shift the center of gravity without touching the ball. If the action is fast enough, the opponent will have to follow. When the opponent's center of gravity is in the same direction as you, break in the opposite direction. When pedaling a bicycle, the scissor foot is simpler to cut inward than the scissor foot outward.
This fake action is the shift of the center of gravity, and there is generally no need to step on the bicycle. So we don't need to focus too much on possession. Messi's fake moves are not exaggerated, but they can quickly shift their center of gravity to get rid of their opponents. This simple fake action can be a good trick on the opponent.
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