When you re playing, how to take advantage of the limited opportunities and score more goals

Observe more, pay attention, practice more, and your sense of smell in front of your door will improve.

Stand in front of the goal with a kitchen knife and swing the ball when it comes.

Basically, you can take advantage of all the opportunities.

When you shoot from an angle and don't have time to think about it, it's by feeling, and the super shooter is all about feeling in that moment. But this feeling is not something that can be practiced in a day or two. You need to practice a lot when you play football, think more about what kind of footwork to use when practicing, and from which angle is the most appropriate way to kick.

In fact, in addition to physical conditions, playing football is also a sport that requires talent.

Don't look at the goal, just feel.

Be confident. If you can run without the ball, run in a good position, you kick the ball, you go to find the ball, you have to go first, not the ball coming to you.

Chinese football is about kicking people, hey, sad.

Practice more basic skills, practice at home when you have nothing to do, kick the ball under the chair, in short, practice more. I just practice every day, and my shots on the spot are all dead ends.

When it's time to kick out, make a decisive move.

It's to rub the ball with the instep of your foot, and the specific method is:

Raise the instep - touch the ball with your toes and "rub" the instep down against the ball.

This is the best way to sprint with the ball at high speeds. After practicing more, find out how hard you want to go, and you'll be Peter Pan on the side.

Touch the ball forward with the arch of your foot, with a little force, or a little more force to run faster.

The arch of the foot touches the ball.

Remember not to use your toes.

Point up the foot, the outside of the instep, and the frequency can be appropriately fast.

See if you're going forward or if you're rushing forward.

When rushing forward, touch the ball with the instep of the right foot, the more perpendicular the foot and the ground, the greater the contact area, and the more accurate the force.

The arch of the foot is used to stabilize the inertia of the ball, such as short passes, when professionals take free kicks, the outside instep and toe are used to change the direction of the ball, and are used to pass and stop and turn sharply.

I will not speak of you who bow your feet.

Unless you're an outsider, it will seriously affect your running speed and rhythm when you rush forward with the instep.

As for the inner instep or the outer instep, it depends on the specific situation analysis.

For example, being on that wing or not protecting the ball, etc.

It is said that the World Cup in 86 belonged to Ma Shuai, and it is not clear how many goals were scored.

It's not easy to do, laugh together. (Do tasks to earn points and ask questions the day after tomorrow).

It's important to keep your center of gravity in mind and try to avoid jumping while playing!

Then you have to adjust the pace, if you don't move in place, of course, you can't grasp the center of gravity when hitting the ball, as long as you run to the right position, you can naturally hit the ball very steadily.

If you have done it, your wife or woman will be happy...

If you're still in place, that should be a good thing ...