The SECRET rules of 1v1 - How to BEAT any defender

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[hamidbabaali]

As a Brazilian-American pro player, I can confirm this advice. If you know what you want to do or have muscle memory for certain moves, you’ll succeed in your 1v1’s almost every time.

[blessingm]

I'm a defender here to see what all the strikers are gonna do

[alhajiabubakarrjalloh]

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[Sai-wbnr]

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[Vineggah]

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[arsenal]

In soccer when you should and shouldn't go for the 1vs1 dribble?

**When you should go for the 1v1 dribble:**

* When you have space to maneuver and get past the defender.
* When you are more skilled and athletic than the defender.
* When you are creating a shooting opportunity for yourself or a teammate.
* When you are trying to break the defensive line and create a goal-scoring chance.
* When you are under pressure and need to create space for yourself or a teammate.

**When you shouldn't go for the 1v1 dribble:**

* When you are surrounded by defenders and have no passing options.
* When the defender is much stronger or faster than you.
* When you are in a dangerous position and could lose the ball and concede a goal.
* When your team is in possession and you could give the ball away cheaply.
* When you are tired or not feeling confident in your dribbling ability.

It is also important to consider the situation of the game when deciding whether or not to go for the 1v1 dribble. For example, if your team is losing late in the game, you may be more likely to take a risk and try to dribble past the defender in order to create a goal-scoring chance. However, if your team is winning in the final minutes of the game, you may be more likely to play it safe and keep the ball in possession.

Here are some additional tips for deciding when to go for the 1v1 dribble:

* **Look for space.** Before you dribble past the defender, make sure you have space to maneuver. If you are surrounded by defenders, it is better to pass the ball to a teammate.
* **Use your speed and agility.** If you are faster and more agile than the defender, you can use your skills to get past them.
* **Be unpredictable.** Don't be afraid to change direction or use skill moves to beat the defender.
* **Be confident.** Believe in your ability to dribble past the defender. If you are hesitant, you are more likely to lose the ball.

Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to go for the 1v1 dribble is up to the individual player. However, by following the tips above, you can improve your chances of success.

[simonrochester]

where is the part "don't battle the giants"?