Makes me laugh every time😂

@@KreiderAcademy I don't understand why he didn't pass it tho😂

@@zachariah37 or even just shoot it normally😂 I really don’t know what he was expecting to happen

@@zachariah37 He thought the referee had stopped the match for offside

​@@KreiderAcademy fr

Thank you 😊🫶🏼

I know this is a bit off topic, but do you have an editor or do you edit your videos by yourself?

@@HVisions I edit myself

I've never seen anyone picking their head while shooting.

@@zack95 keep an eye on it! That tip has helped many players I’ve worked with improve their shooting accuracy and consistency 😁👍🏼

No beef bro. I find him very entertaining actually😂

Thank you🫶🏼🫶🏼I currently have several videos in the works but I’ll keep it on my radar. I might be able to make it sometime over summer but it’ll certainly be a little while!

@@KreiderAcademy That's fine. Patience is key.

Thank you for the lovely comment😊 The opposing teams aren’t ready for him!!

I’m glad you’re loving that videos and I’m happy to have you😁🫶🏼

You’re welcome😁👍🏼

You’re very welcome😁🫶🏼

You’re welcome😁🫶🏼

Awesome😊🫶🏼 welcome to the fam

You’re welcome😁🫶🏼

You’re very welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it😁🫶🏼

You’re very welcome😊🫶🏼

Thank you😊🙏🏼 glad to have you!!

Thank you! Hope you get as much out of them as I have😁

You’re welcome😁💪🏼💪🏼

You’re welcome😊🫶🏼🫶🏼

You’re welcome😁

That’s awesome! Keep up the hard work🫡

@@KreiderAcademy You too!😉

Absolutely spot on! Fantastic analysis 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

You’re welcome😁🫶🏼

Thank you! I’m glad you loved the video😁🫶🏼

Thank you!! 🙌🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼

Thank you🫶🏼 Good news! I already have a video out titled “Curved Shots and Crosses Made Simple | Technique Breakdown of Curling in Football” that will help you👍🏼

@@KreiderAcademycan u do winger mistakes then?

@@Avoh__ sure! I have lots of videos in the works right now so it’ll be a while though👍🏼

@@KreiderAcademy thanks alot

@@Avoh__ you’re welcome😁🫶🏼

You’re welcome😁

You’re welcome😁🫶🏼

but not urs 😂 😂

Thank you so much for your kind words😊🫶🏼 I try my best to reply and answer people’s questions or just thank them for their support. It means so much to me!

Just took me a little bit that’s all😁

​@@KreiderAcademy thanks man its great! I hope you get to milion subs have a good day :))

@@arthurcallahanfentonmorgan thank you!! I hope you have a great day too😊

I’m not sure I fully understand your question.. do you want to know how to shoot a curled shot? If so check out my video “The 5 Best Shooting Techniques that you NEED to Master in Soccer” Or “Curved Shots and Crosses made Simple | Technique Breakdown of Curling in Football” if you want a video just on that topic. I hope this helps🫶🏼🫶🏼

Funny you ask this. I have a drills video for defenders coming next and I have a massive video in the works where I’m sharing EVERYTHING I know about defending in one spot🫶🏼

Thank you😊🫶🏼

You’re welcome I’m glad you’re getting value from the videos😁🫶🏼

You’re not trash at all! These are just minor mistakes which if you fix them you’ll see big improvements to your game😁😁

Thank you I plan to😁🙏🏼

I think the best is laces without backspin since it helps you build the habit of striking the ball with your ankle locked. The others are great too I just think it has the most benefit to you in games!😁👍🏼

Thanks dude😊

@@arulvats8004 you’re welcome😁

Hey bro I don’t think I’ll be able to make a video on it for a while so here’s some tips to get your started😁 Practice practice practice. If you want to master the step overs work on them every day for a couple of months. Consistent training is the key! Here’s how I master any skill moves I use: 1. Practice at a walking pace. Just start slowly dribbling and practice throwing the scissors around the ball. Once you can do this with no mistakes consistently, move on to #2 2. Practice in open space. Just dribble around your field or yard and every few steps throw the skill move. Start off by going slow, but as you get better try using the scissors at full speed dribbling like you would in games. 3. Now add defenders (cones). Dribble up to the cone and practice your scissors at cones. Since you already have the basics mastered, this shouldn’t be too difficult. This will help you master the timing of your scissors. Throw them too early, and the defender will read the move. Throw them too late, and you’ll hit the cone. 4. Practice them by going 1v1 with friends! This is the safe place to practice them before you go into games where it matters! This will help you master the timing against a real defender as well as force you to build good habits like bursting away from the defender after doing the move. 5. Once you’re consistently beating your friend 1v1 with the move, use the scissors in games! I hope this helps😁🫶🏼

Two of the greatest defenders to ever play! But the low cross is still very dangerous and hard to deal with! In fact, Thiago Silva actually scored an own goal off of one against Monaco in 2014! Even the best players can make mistakes😁

Of course! Go check out a highlight video on Maradona if you haven’t seen him play. He did all these skills and tricks on his own time. While it may not seem like you’re training because you’re having fun, it’s helping you improve too! Just make sure of course you’re developing all parts of your game. Hope this helps😁

Thank you😁 you’ll get it with practice💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

@@KreiderAcademy nice motivation 👍🏻

What style do you use? It differs for so many players! I curl and dip mine but some players knuckle it and others just smash it as hard as possible

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Same 💀

I wish I had more for keepers😂 you may get some things out of this since if you can understand the mind of the attacker then that can help you with your role Keeper is a specialized position that I don’t have much experience with, so I leave that to more qualified people😁

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Thanks bro I’ve been blessed for sure😁

There are some clips from Embrey mill yep!

Hey Gage check out my video titled “The Ultimate Guide to Shooting with Power and Accuracy in Football” If you have any questions after watching that let me know and I’m happy to help😁

Sure but not for a couple months... I have other videos in the works right now but I’ll put it down for the future👍🏼

@@KreiderAcademy kk

Unfortunately I won’t be able to create and get a video out in time to help you on that subject, but I can give you some tips here. Firstly do what you can while you’re injured. You obviously can’t run or train on a hurt ankle but you could lift weights upper body and train your core. Try to keep the other areas of your body as fit as possible. This isn’t just training though. Do what you can by watching pro games and analyzing the players playing your positions. This is a great way to improve your soccer IQ. Learn tactical guidance and tips by watching videos on UKposts, etc. As you’re recovering and starting to train more, make sure you’re paying attention to your body. If you go from 0% to 100% right away you’re raising the risk of injury. Gradually build yourself up, you don’t want to set yourself back further or reaggravate it. Another thing to be aware of: One injury commonly leads to another injury in a different spot. For example, you hurt your ankle, you are at risk of injuring your hips when you come back. That’s because everything is connected. If you compensate for your bad ankle, trying to take load off it when you’re training, you’re adding strain to other parts of your body and that can lead to injuries at those parts. I hope that makes sense. So make sure that you gradually ramp up your training over time, and if something is bothering your ankle then stop. Don’t try to push through or compensate for it because that can lead to set backs or other injuries. I hope this helps🫶🏼🫶🏼

@@KreiderAcademy thank you very much for these tips

@@RonaldoisTheGOAT-uv9vh you’re welcome 😊🫶🏼

That’s a good place to start! Since I’m right footed I usually master the technique with my right first… then to learn on my left I shoot once with my right then my left. I try to mirror the same feeling and technique I just did onto my left side and it helps me get it down quicker! So try this learning technique out and see how it does for you😁

All from my coaches I’ve had growing up! I’ve been blessed with fantastic coaches that corrected these mistakes in my game as I was getting older😁

Which part?

In a way yes and no. It’s an awful decision so objectively I don’t like it. But I think it’s hilarious he tried it so it’s very funny to me😂

While I don’t endorse diving.. you do need to go down if you’re fouled because nowadays referees just won’t call it unfortunately if you stay on your feet.. As for deciding when to pass or go 1v1, a big part of that comes down to your coach and style of play. I’ve played for coaches who ALWAYS want their wingers going 1v1, and I’ve played for coaches who only want that around the box and otherwise the wingers need to keep possession. So my recommendation without knowing your team and how you all want to play is that if you’re isolated 1v1 (no one to pass to, but also no defensive cover for your opponent) then beat him! If you’re around the box and you can’t pass to someone to set up an easy shot, then beat your guy! Choose to pass if you’re going 1v2 or 1v3. Or if your teammate has a really good shooting opportunity Each specific situation has a lot of intricacies which play a part and I can’t describe over this comment, but this is some general advice which will help you make the correct decisions most of time! I hope this helps😁🫶🏼

@@KreiderAcademy Thanks man. When I say diving I don't mean actually diving but going down when I'm fouled you're right. It's my first time on this new team, and they play a lot differently than my old team. I did play my first game last weekend(we lost 11-2 because we were playing a 7 v 11) I would find myself dribbling through 3 people then going down for a freekick. My coach told me to be selfish one time after I made a simple pass and my teammate made a bad touch. I'll think about what you said and try to incorporate it into my playstyle. I've played every position, so I have the skills to play really any role in my team

Thank you so much😊 I love the other guys on UKposts but I try to deliver my content in a unique way! I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos😁🫶🏼

It’s a hard habit to break for sure

No, no beef at all! It’s a terrible decision but it’s such a hilarious moment to me😂 I actually enjoy characters like him. He’s so entertaining

How do you know?

Astute observation! I flip and edit the clips so that the video doesn’t get taken down or banned for copyright. That way I can still put them in the video to show you all how it applies to game scenarios!

The players numbers give it away ​@@Redo-it

​@@KreiderAcademythought you were gonna say that, ta for the reply

@@josephmitchell266 ok thanks I did even realize lol 😂👍

What’s hard to listen to about it? It’s a great piece of advice for players who get too excited in front of goal and become wasteful of excellent goal scoring chances😁

@@KreiderAcademy 6 yard box. "The 6" is an Americanism which grates the gears of most English speakers. But don't take it personally, your video was great. I should have included a winky face emoji.

@@skacel7 Interesting! And thank you I’m glad you enjoyed the video😁🫶🏼

Great question! I’m sure that’ll be a video that I make in the future👍🏼

Try not to! It’s a habit that can be hard to break but you’ll see improvements in your shot power if you break it😁

There’s some in there. If you really want to see my left foot check out my shooting drill videos😁

No matter what you call it, it’s the beautiful game isn’t it? It’s the same sport regardless the term you use😁

Good observation! I mirror the clips and edit them so they don’t get flagged for copyright and potentially ban the video. That way I can still show how my tips apply in games!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it😁

No matter what you call it, it’s the beautiful game isn’t it? It’s the same sport regardless the term you use😁

​@@KreiderAcademy Spot on As long as you are not disrespecting the game, both are fine

@@KreiderAcademyExactly

Football is taken soccer is just easier

Had to translate for non football fans

I’m American that’s why! Sometimes I call it football too. It really doesn’t matter since it’s the same sport regardless what you call it😁

Players are called footballers. The team game is called association football...so shortened to "soccer". I think.

Because if an American says “football” you people will say “do you mean gridiron “ which , of course is not a thing that an American would ever say. Then the American will be forced to answer “no, I’m talking about soccer.” And then you’ll say “it’s called football bro.” Also, just in case you did not know the game is called Association Football, aka. Soccer.

Wtf did the americans win ( not a brit)

Literally brazil,netherlands,Portugal,Spain,Argentina and many other countries other than England use the word football,its only the Americans and 3 other countries which use the word “soccer” 🤡