All The Right Moves

20 Moves - 20 Reasons to Own This DVD!
This DVD delivers as advertised. It is very attractively put together and altogether well-done. They show each move many times in different ways before going on to the next move so you can really see. From front, side, with/without defenders, etc. Just about every single move features very nice footage showing some world class player putting this move on someone at full game speed and it's actually very exciting to watch. Makes you want to press pause and go out and start trying right away yourself. And, of course, you can. Honestly, in some ways I find this VCR/DVD instruction superior to a soccer camp (I attended two when I was younger). The camps were excellent, but after five days, just a memory. You get to keep the DVD, it never gets tired of showing something you're having difficulty with, etc. An excellent value in my opinion for anyone wanting to learn about the game of soccer.

Covers all the juking moves very well
I coach two teams - my 8 and 13 year old boys teams - and found this very valuable for teaching myself stuff that I then demonstrate in practice and ask the players to try. The 7-9 year olds actually pick it up better - the teenagers are "too cool for school" to do anything they haven't done since they were 6.

It is important not to underestimate kids and I found the U10 age group is ideal for teaching these juking moves since they are only just getting into passing and still like to work their way through the opposing pack.

The DVD covers each move many times from different angles, and in slow motion and regular speed. They use regular players not some kids fom central casting which is nice.

About 1/2 my kids get all the moves right but ALL of the kids develop better ball handling and are ready to take on opponents and leave them standing.

There's a little clip from an adult game for each move, and it is very helpful watching, for...

My Kids Love it!
We got this DVD a couple months back, and my kids have watched it dozens of times. They practice the moves in front of the TV, then they go in the yard and prctice on each other for hours on end. Great Job guys!

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