Is Quaresma also an action in football?

Quaresma is a footballer.

It's a personal name, I haven't heard of this action, but his bicycle is very good!

This man is a winger in Portugal's resurgence of form... There is no such thing as action.

He's from Porto, nickname"Magician"

08 is there, Portugal's substitute, I usually let him play the main team.

Volleys, dribbles, free kicks, headers.

The best practice is to pedal a bicycle There is also a good use of Fei Luo's pendulum pass Xiao Luo's flicking oxtail pass Xiao Xiao Luo's fancy heel rubbing ball pass and so on The best practice is to pedal a bicycle I am easier than you to go to school Don't be afraid of others saying that the posture is not good at the beginning Practice a few times and you will be familiar with it Adopt me Otherwise you will be slapped and eaten.

Cycling refers to the rapid circle of the feet around the ball to make a feint, and the two feet take turns to step over the ball to confuse the opponent to break through, this technique is easy to master, and was first used by several players of the Brazilian team, the most classic"Dribbling Master"Denilson, now the more skilled ones are Ronaldo, Cristiano Ronaldo and Robinho.

I like Da Luo's mid-swing style the most, the small Manzini, the small gong is also good, and Ronaldo's is too ugly to look at.

What is cycling?

Personally, I think it's some symmetrical, continuous feints designed to dazzle defenders and aggressively protect the ball.

Riding a bicycle, I used to call him a small stride or a samba step.

He has a certain difference based on your speed with the ball and your physical flexibility.

For example, Ronaldo dribbles the ball faster, so that the ball is farther away from his body, which is the source of the pendulum dribble (I believe you know what a pendulum dribble?). ）

But it's different, although he is not slow, he is mostly static when he uses small strides, relying on the starting speed to get rid of people, so his small strides, the center of the body is back, a bit of a half-horse step.

And Qi Dan and Xiao Luo belong to the middle speed.

So you just have to practice using the left foot and the outside of your right foot to kick the ball to the left and right at different dribbling speeds, which is the basis for small strides.

Then try not to touch the ball, to step over him, not to change the course of the ball.

In this case, the closer you are to the left and right dribble routes you practiced, the more realistic it will be, and the more realistic it will be with the timing of your match.

Remember, theory can only be better developed in practice.

I hope my experience can help you.

The most important thing in cycling is to control your body balance while judging the direction of your opponent's kick, and quickly get rid of or create a foul. Initial training can be done without the ball, but in the end, both the man and the ball must pass. In Brazil, this technique is a fundamental lesson for offensive players.

I think it is not difficult to master this technique with the dexterity and flexibility unique to the Chinese.

Also, see more about how Robinho pedals, good luck!

It's from the ball.

2. Landing on the left and right sides of the ball without touching the ball. The ball is a power movement before making a move.

What platform? PC Live or FIFA Live C and Q FIFA Shift

It is the skill of the players who can make such moves.

Quaresma is a young Portuguese player.

He now plays for FC Porto in Portugal.

The position is a winger, because of his speed, technique, passing, shooting, awareness is very good, coupled with his youth, he has become a hot transfer figure for European giants this year.

Quaresma is the player, and the Marseille maneuver is the action.

Quaresma is just a player!

This should be a basic cross-ball action, not intuitively called "pedaling"; Because in your description, there are two simplest articulation movements: one is to step the ball with the right foot from the left side of the ball and then move the ball with the outside of the left foot to the left side, so that the ball changes direction and then flashes space to make the next move on the ball; The other is to step the ball from the right side of the ball to the left side of the ball with the right foot and use the outside of the right foot to move the ball to the right front, thus stealing time and space for the next move.

The technical point of this action is to cross the ball foot as close to the ground as possible, and the swing speed of the cross ball leg should be as fast as possible (try to do a good job of warm-up the knee joint before practicing this action, otherwise it is easy to sprain the knee joint, and because this action requires the cross ball foot to be as real as possible and close to the ground, the wear and tear of the shoes is more serious.) ）。Since this movement makes a basic movement used in many passing skills, it is also a necessary movement for passing people.

If you are interested in practicing this action, you can refer to the after-school homework of "Kehua Football", I believe it will be of great help to you. As for the stiffness of the movement you mentioned, it may be a problem with body coordination (you can practice more fancy skipping rope), or it may be a problem with the center of gravity (you can find a friend to take a few photos when you use this action**, find out if the center of gravity is too high or too backward, because although the low center of gravity and the forward center of gravity will affect the coherence of your subsequent movements, it will not affect the completion of this action. ）。

Have fun and enjoy happy football!

It doesn't seem to have a name, it's just that the right foot steps over the ball, which is not practical, and usually you can only make a short pass after doing this action. Garrincha seems to be better at this move.

Let's pedal a bicycle, I also play football myself and often use this action to have two kinds of external pedaling and internal pedaling, in fact, it is not difficult to do this action on the feet, mainly the swing amplitude of the body. The combination of feet and body swings will not stiffen.

It's called a pluck, and the essence of this action is the position of the ball, and if the ball is not far from your position, the action is really stiff, and you have to do this when the ball is a little bit farther away from your body, so that the arc of the leg does not touch the ball.

Cycling... It should be, it's just the legs and feet dangling from side to side on the ball, right? This is a very arrogant move, and it is usually done with contempt for the opponent. You see, when Ronaldo does this action, he is basically looking for a kick. It is strongly recommended that this action is best avoided at all.

It's a bicycle.

There are many reasons for stiffness, lack of skill, and lack of muscle strength, all of which are reasons, and it is good to practice more.

But I don't think that's very practical unless you can really play that much.

Juggling the ball Note the harmony of the movements.

Inside dunk and derailleur Keep the knee of the foot in possession directly above the ball.

Pass the ball with the ankles tensed, don't flip in, and maintain a good center of gravity.

Stopping the ball Extend the leg out to lead the ball beforehand.

Notes for newbies playing football for the first time:

1. Eat three hours in advance.

Football is a long-term and intense sport, and when to eat is very particular. Eat too early, and you'll have weak legs in less than half the game. It's too late to eat, your stomach is still tumbling while you're kicking, and after a sprint, you're throwing up on the spot.

The most scientific eating time for novices is three hours before kicking, and they continue to eat what they usually eat, and there is no need to change it.

2. Warm-up before the game.

Many novices think that the warm-up is just a half-lap jog and then a few shots, which is definitely not a no-go. In addition to jogging, a full warm-up exercise should include exercises for the knee, ankle, hip, and wrist joints, as well as stretching and waist turns.

3. Don't be nervous.

Many people are always afraid to make moves when they play football for the first time, and they don't even dare to take two more steps with the ball, in fact, this is not necessary, everyone is an amateur player, just want to have fun, you just let go of the kick.

4. Don't kick the ball on your toes.

Many novices like to kick the ball on their toes, but you are not Ronaldo, you can easily hurt your Achilles tendon when you kick the ball with your toes, and you don't know that the kicked ball will fly to **.

Fifth, don't be careful.

There will be a lot of physical collisions when you play, and fouls are inevitable, especially if you are a frontcourt player, and you will be violated by defenders from time to time, if you feel that you have suffered a loss, you must "get justice" on the other side, then you are likely to trigger an unnecessary round of group fights.

6. Don't block the ball.

The first time I played, I wanted to make a difference for the team, and since I couldn't make a 1v5, I would fly to block the hole when someone else kicked or shot at goal, and contributed to the team's defense. This is actually a very dangerous act, and Allan of Manchester United was back then. Smith was trying to block Reese's free kick when he was hit in the calf by the ball and broke his leg on the spot, and his career has been downhill ever since.

If you rush to block the ball, then your debut could well be your swan song.

7. Safety first.

When you play football, you must put your personal safety in the interests of the team first, you should dodge the ball, you should close the foot, you don't have to fight so hard, the Football Association will not give you a hard work award; If your actions are likely to cause injury to the other person, then you should give up that action in time, otherwise the medical expenses for the rest of his life may be reimbursed by you.

3 basic football training movements, suitable for beginners in football, to develop coordination and ball sense.

Football is a complex sport that requires team cooperation and strong individual skills. The basic skills of football should include the technique of not having the ball, the technique of having the ball, and the tactical coordination.

Off-ball skills: endurance running, variable speed running, defensive techniques, getting rid of catches, etc.

Ball skills: Familiar with ball practice, straight dribbling, curve dribbling, changing direction dribbling, dribbling passing, passing the ball with the inside of the foot, kicking the ball with the inside of the instep, kicking the ball with the front of the instep, kicking the ball with the outside of the instep, shooting, etc.

Juggling, passing, dribbling, shooting, four.

And then there's the Stop Ball.

Juggling the ball Note the harmony of the movements.

Inside dunk and derailleur Keep the knee of the foot in possession directly above the ball.

Pass the ball with the ankles tensed, don't flip in, and maintain a good center of gravity.

Stopping the ball Extend the leg out to lead the ball beforehand.

Passing, stopping, leading, shooting, and running are the five basics that Wu Mengda said!

What about ,,, header??

Without heading as a basic action in football, Bierhoff would not have agreed

Juggling the ball, passing, dribbling, shooting, practicing qi, stopping the ball.

The main thing is the coordination of the contact movements.

The transmission belt is the most basic and basic.

I think I should practice juggling more!

That's how I learned.

It's the same, why not solve it quickly?

Juggling, passing, dribbling, shooting.

Don't forget that there are also goalkeepers.

Basten has a very classic passing action: facing the defender sideways, the ball stops on the far foot, stands on one leg with the other foot, and then the ball holder suddenly picks up the ball, and the person suddenly accelerates, a very beautiful pass, completely from the rest to eat the opponent raw.

Others include D'Alessandro cycling, Blanc frog jumping, and more.

It's usually all done for you.

Batti goal Batistuta.

Full Moon Scimitar Becky.

Spoon goal Totti.

In addition, the upside-down golden ditch is also counted, it seems to have been invented by the Chileans, and the Spanish side calls the inverted ditch the Chilean way of shooting, which is said by the world's football.

There are many representative characters of the lion shaking their head.

Bergkamp turned.

Matthews feints.

Cycling (Bicycle Boy Robinho).

Xiao Luo's voice hit the west (look to the left and pass the one to the right).

Batty goal

Bass arc, full moon scimitar.

Scissor legs (Da Luo).

Catch the ball (Ilhan used to play Carlos).

Chinese Kung Fu Volley (Cantona).

Spoon balls (Totti, Qi bald).

Deciduous Chop (Juninho Jr.).

Scorpion tail swing (van der Vaart, Ibrahimovic).

Papan shoots the hand of God.

Zero-degree foot volley (Basten).

Denelson is exceptional.

Pick up the ball (Pele).

Leap to the top (Vieri).

Lion shakes its head (Gullit).

Fake shot (Garrincha, Ibrahimovic).

Half-sideways volley ditch (Crouch).