Trapping

Transcription: “We’re gonna move on to trapping. Trapping the ball means controlling the ball near you as it’s coming to you. The difference between a good trap and a great trap is, a good trap you control the ball and it doesn’t go far from you, but a great trap you’re already moving the ball in space that’s either beating a defender or helping progress the game forward. What you want to try is different types of traps with the chest, with your knees, with your thighs, with your feet, whatever, because you never know where that ball is going to come from.”

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