For information about how to gain access to the entire presentation, as well as hundreds of other great clinic presentations, click the link Glazier Soccer Clinic. This clip is just a sample from Coach Cooke’s presentation. This move should be done without ever touching the ball with the key parts being the fake and then changing speeds to get away or around a defender. The hop and hesitation or hi-wave move involves a player bringing their knee and leg up over the ball while dribbling and slowing down, then back down to change speeds and dribble quickly away. A key part to the step over is making sure it is performed all in one movement. This move can be very effective in games with changing directions to get away from a defender. This is repeated with the opposite foot in the opposite direction to practice both sides. This move involves “stepping over” the ball with the outside or foot farthest from the ball. Players can add a fake pass or shot to make this move more realistic and be more effective during a game. The U-turn move is done by taking the toe and bottom part of the cleat to turn quickly in a U shape. Coach Cooke points out that he wants players to perform this cut in one touch rather than using multiple touches. This move is done by using the inside part of the foot when turning at the end of the grid. Football Soccer Moves Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images FILTERS CREATIVE EDITORIAL VIDEO 17,607 Football Soccer Moves Premium High Res Photos Browse 17,607 football soccer moves stock photos and images available, or start a new search to explore more stock photos and images. Coach Cooke demonstrates four change of direction moves that the players perform during his demonstration: Here are 5 simple steps to think about when you are using these soccer moves for kids: 1 Identify the space before the ball gets to you.
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