Dribble & Set Up a Pass in Soccer
Dribble & Create Space in Soccer
Dribble Around Defenders in Soccer
Changing Direction in Soccer
Slowing Down in Soccer
Speeding Up in Soccer
Stepping Over the Ball in Soccer
Step Over Soccer Variations
Two Touch Soccer Spin Move
One Foot Soccer Spin Move
Flip Flap Soccer Trick
Behind the Leg Cut Soccer Move
Inside Foot Scoop Soccer Trick
Step Over Back Foot Follow Up Soccer Move
Side to Side Foot Ricochet Soccer Move
Back to Forward Foot Ricochet Soccer Move
Half Roll Over Touch Soccer Move
Half Roll Over Spin Soccer Move
Flick it Over the Defender Soccer Move
Juggle Around the Opponent Soccer Move
Fake Kick Soccer Move
The Rainbow Kick Soccer Trick
Shoulder Dip Soccer Move
Leg Fake Soccer Move
Fake Spin Soccer Trick
Roll into Cut Soccer Move
Fake Spin to Real Spin Soccer Move
Summary: Shoulder dips are sweet soccer moves you can learn to get by the defender, get expert tips and advice on footballing skills and tricks in this free video.
Ron Weisberg has had the soccer fever since he was 5 years old. He grew up playing club ball in North Texas, and then he helped his high school team make it to the playoffs for the...read more
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"Now a type of trick I want to talk about is a body fake. So, it's kind of like a step-over in that you're not touching the ball, and you're just faking your momentum going one way. But this time it's just with your body instead of a leg going over the ball. So I'm going to do a shoulder dip. So it's like...so that way the defender thinks that you're jerking it to one side around him. So you can be like...and go the other way. It's just like in American football; you see them do it all the time. So, a shoulder dip on a defender is like this."
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