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07 Aug 2004, 08:09 PM
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Juggling
Hi do yall have any tips on how to improve my ball juggling? I can only get up to three and I NEED to be able to do 5-10 by Tuesday!  Thanks and Muchos Kudos!
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07 Aug 2004, 08:39 PM
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Re: Juggling
Try to kick it either on your laces softly or with the part fo your foot right before your toes, which will put backspin on the ball so it stays with you. But the main things is just to practice. Go outside and say to yourself, I am not stopping until i break my record. That's what I do and my juggling record is over 1000. If your record is only 3 you could porbably get to about 20 within
an hour of serious practicing.
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07 Aug 2004, 08:50 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Maryland
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Re: Juggling
Just practice, i do it 30 minutes a day and i can do well over 1000 i don't really know my record because i am too lazy too count.
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07 Aug 2004, 08:54 PM
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Location: Seattle
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Originally Posted by SammieSoccer
Hi do yall have any tips on how to improve my ball juggling? I can only get up to three and I NEED to be able to do 5-10 by Tuesday!  Thanks and Muchos Kudos!
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If you can get the ball up to your thighs it is much easier to juggle with them than your feet. Although it is more valuable for your touch to juggle with your feet. Try juggling with just one foot/thigh at a time and not allowing yourself to use the other. This will help your reflexes and quickness and making using both feet seem easier. The other post is right on about touching the ball at the bottom of the laces so you can get that backspin. Hope this helps.
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07 Aug 2004, 09:09 PM
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Re: Juggling
Just practice,do it over and over and over again.You don't really need instructions or tips on how to do it because after a few tries you will get it by yourself anyways.
Just keep doing it...
The best tip I can give you is let the ball come to you.When I just started juggling I used to kick the ball high(at thigh level or above) and it's usually like that with all starters.
The more you practice,the lower you can keep the ball,so when you juggle the ball,always let it come to you,don't try to kick it back up when it's still not close to your feet.Let the ball almost land on your foot and right when it's about to land kick it back up.
If you try to get the ball while it's still in mid air your legs will get tired faster and you'll lose balance and control much easier.
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10 Aug 2004, 12:00 PM
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Re: Juggling
anyone have any other tricks for me for juggling? I can do well over 1000 juggles at a time, but new tricks to try are always fun.
heres my list of tricks(please feel free to add more)
nose stall
neck stall
chest stall
heel to back of thigh or butt stall
thigh to chest stall
foot stalls
and foot stalling and lifting it back up and taking foot around ball and then stalling again
ANY OTHERS?
or any stepover moves anyone has made up that tend to work well on beating 1v1?
I use the Jay Jay Okocha the most....the roll with bottom of foot, then step over with opposite leg
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10 Aug 2004, 02:07 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Seattle
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Re: Juggling
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Originally Posted by e.mo1988
anyone have any other tricks for me for juggling? I can do well over 1000 juggles at a time, but new tricks to try are always fun.
heres my list of tricks(please feel free to add more)
nose stall
neck stall
chest stall
heel to back of thigh or butt stall
thigh to chest stall
foot stalls
and foot stalling and lifting it back up and taking foot around ball and then stalling again
ANY OTHERS?
or any stepover moves anyone has made up that tend to work well on beating 1v1?
I use the Jay Jay Okocha the most....the roll with bottom of foot, then step over with opposite leg
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Some fun juggling moves are juggling and then catching it in between your calves and rolling it up one leg and heeling it back up and continue juggling(sort of like a medium rainbow kick style).
Another cool juggling trick is to juggle with just one foot without ever touching that foot to the ground.
Also I like to try to juggle while running full speed.
A cool 1v1 move that I am currently trying to get down is the flip/flap. It is a sweet move. To learn it go to ronaldinho10.com and click on videos and you will see different clips click on flip flap contra marseille. Ronaldinho does it unbelievably quick, but I think it would still work real well at human speed.
hope you have as much fun trying this stuff as I do
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11 Aug 2004, 10:57 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: West Seneca, NY
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Re: Juggling
I didn't know it was called the Jay Jay Ocockasomethin but I have to say that's my favorite move too. I don't know if you already do this or not but try to do that move then then punch the ball forward with your rolling leg behind the stepover leg to add to the move. It makes a sweet move downright confectionary. By the way, who is jay jay anyway, if i may?
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11 Aug 2004, 11:21 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: philly
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Re: Juggling
Well I really suck at juggling but I find when I start it on my laces and get 3 or 4 good ones off them then it's not that bad, until someone says something to me and i kinda forget about the ball that's flying around.
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12 Aug 2004, 12:47 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Ontario, Canada
Supporter: Arsenal FC, Toronto FC, Olympique de Marseille
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Re: Juggling
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Originally Posted by nsoccer2
I didn't know it was called the Jay Jay Ocockasomethin but I have to say that's my favorite move too. I don't know if you already do this or not but try to do that move then then punch the ball forward with your rolling leg behind the stepover leg to add to the move. It makes a sweet move downright confectionary. By the way, who is jay jay anyway, if i may?
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Some Jay Jay Okocha right here... http://www.nigerianwizardry.com/down...r=asc&start=60. He's a Bolton Wanderers player.
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