Soccer

Soccer: perfect ball control

by Schreiner, Peter

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Want to learn to dribble and feint like Maradona or Ronaldinho, and to juggle the ball like Jay-Jay Okocha or Edgar Davids? In his book, Peter Schreiner clearly and simply shows players and coaches alike how to teach and learn techniques that are required for attractive, offensive soccer. Players become good ball handlers and master tricks that enable them to beat other players and score more goals. Coaches learn how to organize effective and learning-intensive team and individual training. Bio…

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Soccer : perfect ball control / Peter Schreiner ; [translated by Heather Ross].

Summary

Want to learn to dribble and feint like Maradona or Ronaldinho, and to juggle the ball like Jay-Jay Okocha or Edgar Davids? In his book, Peter Schreiner clearly and simply shows players and coaches alike how to teach and learn techniques that are required for attractive, offensive soccer. Players become good ball handlers and master tricks that enable them to beat other players and score more goals. Coaches learn how to organize effective and learning-intensive team and individual training. Biographische Informationen Peter Schreiner is author and producer of numerous soccer textbooks, speci.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2010.

Publication Statements

  • Publisher(s):Meyer & Meyer Sport
  • Place of Publication:Maidenhead [England]
  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:2010.

Notes

Translated from the German.

The Physical Object

  • Description:1 online resource (207 pages) : : color illustrations

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781841265728, 1841265721, 9781841267388, 1841267384
  • oclc:ocn771916587
  • LC Classification:GV934
  • Dewey Decimal:796.334

Table of Contents

Cover; Contents; Introduction; 1 Developing and Improving the Feel for the Ball; 1.1 Balance -- the Key to Perfection with the Ball; 1.2 Perception -- Foundation of a Controlled Posture and Precise Movements; 1.3 Practice: Proprioception and Balance Training; 1.3.1 Solo Drills with the Ball; 1.3.2 Partner Drills with the Ball; 1.3.3 Group Drills; 1.3.4 Tackles by an Opponent; 1.4 Juggling; 1.4.1 Basic Theory; 1.4.2 Learning to Juggle; 1.4.2.1 Balancing; 1.4.2.2 Solo Drills for Beginners; 1.4.2.3 Solo Drills for Advanced Players; 1.4.2.4 Partner and Group Drills; 1.4.2.5 Juggling Competitions

A) Soccer Tennis without a Netb) Soccer Circuit; 1.4.2.6 Flicks; a) Roll up; b) Pincer; c) Heel Flick; d) Instep Flick; e) Maradona Flick; f) Kick Flick; 2 Ball Control; 2.1 Basic Theory; 2.2 Practice: Drills Focusing on Ball Control; 2.2.1 Controlling Balls on the Ground; 2.2.2 Controlling Balls in the Air; 3 Dribbling; 3.1 The Peter Schreiner System (PSS); 3.2 Features of the Peter Schreiner System; 3.3 Strengths of the Peter Schreiner System; 3.4 Basic Theory; 3.4.1 Ball Control, Ball Driving, Dribbling and Feints; 3.4.2 A Good Dribbler Should; 3.4.3 10 Basic Rules for Good Dribbling

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