Use the GOLDEN rules to ALWAYS win 1v1s

Learn football skills - how to always beat the defender in 1v1 situations. If you want to improve your dribbling, these tips from professional football player Will John will give you the right tools to learn how to beat defenders in 1v1 situations and improve your overall dribbling ability.

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[phoenix]

1: have a good first touch
2: build up speed once you’ve taken a good first touch
3: do not hesitate
4: feint before it’s too late
5: if you’ve failed, don’t give up and adapt

[reddevilsunited_]

2:16
The way the defender just dies because of his Godly stepovers😂😂😂😂😂😂 😂😂

[lils]

my issue with 1v1s is that its either i get too close to the defender or i hesitate. hesistation is good sometimes but i just dont know when to use it. sometimes it works sometimes it dont.

[mohamedalyan]

the way the defender just folded when he did the stopover 360 1000 mars 😂

[FrenkieDeLobodtka]

A tip that helps for me is if I am going to do the 1v1, I say to myself I am going to get around this player. This builds up your confidence which helps you have an attacking first touch, building speed because you will not back down, you will get around them. And once you decide your going to get around them you don’t hesitate and rethink your decision. Even if they stop you it’s way better than hesitating and getting tackled and falling on your face.

[ursineplays]

I'm a defender and now I know the tricks I will now stop everyone😂

[zlatanibrahimovich]

Love from Bangladesh❤
in Bangladesh we all know this super channel...and love you Will Jhon🎉❤

[Leonidas-eubb]

it's also helpful to change your direction as soon as the defender gets ready to make him think you won't dribble at him.
Yes this means you aren't going directly to the goal. But the defender often will retreat because it looks like you aren't trying to dribble him but another defender.
As soon as the defender makes the retreat you change direction and pace and he's unprepared and of position. Messi did this a lot.

[JasonWan]

some important things;
Know your limits.
Read/know yor opponents level...

Agility is key in 1v1.

You should always be confident and know where you want to go... as you are in the driving seat. Defender will always have to react to you.

[Besttrendingmemes]

Love the channel i always learn smth new❤

[Zoom_User]

Will John is the GOAT lmao, bro giving out tips to the guy who's holding his lunch hostage

[Pur_d]

Im speaking on behalf of the defenders, if you take a bad touch we stick a tackle in so if u focus on ur touch u will notice that defenders will move back to create space instead of rushing in

[RHaidar-PJ]

So true. Don’t hesitate and don’t limit your space by going close to defenders to step over

[football.]

Why didn't he mention the change of pace? Because for me it's the key to dribble and eliminate any opponent, it's the most important thing to dribble and eliminate an opponent because you are always one step ahead of the opponent

[mushroomcuh]

i love this guy he has a sense of humor and always delivers fax

[nabekiaga]

love how quick this vid is and no wasting time by dragging out bs to reach 10 min

[victorchang]

the most common issue I see with players 1v1 is that they ALWAYS hold the ball up. You can slow down play if you're waiting for supporting attackers or if you're in a tiny space and need to bait the defender in. But if you're on a break and then you slow the ball down to do some silly step over combination, STOP. Either use a change of pace or quick change of direction and keep moving at speed. When you slow the ball down, you not only make it easier for the defender marking you, but you ALSO let all the opposing defense get back into position. Stop doing this

[glennmeldrum]

Can we get a separate vid on how to do the 360 axel rod, mars 3000?

[cke]

you need space to even have a 1 on 1 scenario also depends on the defenders momentum and hip/body postioning, thats why guardiola passes a lot not to move the ball but the oppisition

[unbreakingsoul]

2:10 is wild 💀💀💀, bro just split himself 💀💀💀