[Chewy Productions]

Without a doubt this is the best soccer juggler in the galaxy.

Watch Angel drop-hang the ball on his foot, take to the asphalt while maintaining air, then propel the regulation size soccer ball in cyclical motions...tap after tap, foot-to-foot.

Unbelievable soccer juggling moves on the street you´ve never ever seen before. 2 different videos!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRfxH9vLOL8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDC3T7TS-jQ

[phillyboi6829]

nahh never

this is better

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmvFZR9MAvQ

[nikesoccer9000]

2zani is def. better that Angel but I think Palle deserves an homourable mention

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=golBYGyHF3A

[Dutch Treat]

http://www.voetbaltruc.nl/default.asp

Click on movies,and watch some of the air moves clips.The ground moves are pretty cool as well.Check the Jermaine Vanenburg movie.

[junjunforever]

There is this Korean guy, who does half-time shows for professional teams. He juggles like the argentinian guy in the 1st post, but does it middle of the field for 15 minutes with thousands of people watching. Ive also seen tv show of him juggling the ball laying down for 90 minutes (until a world cup match is over).

The stick figure commerical with Nike and ronaldinho doing tricks with the ball- the asian guy was the model for the stick-man. I dont know if this is true, but Ive read that Ronaldinho asked for his signiture after the commercial shoot-out.

People like zani are surely good, but their clips only last 5 seconds, which means they can do it over and over until they get it right. When he does the dribble trick, that clip is much longer than his other clips because its much easier and he can just keep going.

[Elninho]

Originally Posted by junjunforever

There is this Korean guy, who does half-time shows for professional teams. He juggles like the argentinian guy in the 1st post, but does it middle of the field for 15 minutes with thousands of people watching. Ive also seen tv show of him juggling the ball laying down for 90 minutes (until a world cup match is over).

The stick figure commerical with Nike and ronaldinho doing tricks with the ball- the asian guy was the model for the stick-man. I dont know if this is true, but Ive read that Ronaldinho asked for his signiture after the commercial shoot-out.

People like zani are surely good, but their clips only last 5 seconds, which means they can do it over and over until they get it right. When he does the dribble trick, that clip is much longer than his other clips because its much easier and he can just keep going.

IIRC, the Korean guy in question actually earned some caps for South Korea in the 1980s...

[Huss]

The new tag is even better

[youtube]zmvFZR9MAvQ[/youtube]

[Skopdop]

The Korean chap you guys are talking about is Mr Woo. He's pretty class. You can see his entire half-time performance at Bronby here.

I haven't heard of this Argentinian guy before, and those videos don't really tell us much about him. The tricks he performs in those are very average, nothing special, and the captions are a bit....cocky...to say the least You have to get some much better vids up of him if he really is "the best juggler in the universe".

Browse the freestyle section at soccervideo.net to see some really class guys.

Kyle

[leg_breaker]

The best jugglers are the ones who do it in a game for a purpose. They are just show ponies.

[calumwhite]

Who's that korean freestyler that's does half-time shows and is amazing at football skills?