Master Tutoring Class.

Chapter 48 Basic Skills (Please add to your favorites)
Buzz! ! !
The roar of the airplane engine caused some ringing in his ears, so Wei Lai opened his mouth to try and relieve the sensation.

Looking up at the flight map on the screen, we have now entered European territory.

A 10-hour flight really leaves you with a sore back and aching muscles.

The seats are very close together, and you can't stretch your legs out completely. It's okay for an hour or two, but after a while, it becomes quite unbearable.

Standing up and moving around from time to time can help relieve the discomfort.

The price was not being able to sleep at all.

The situation was similar for others; some slept fitfully for a while, but their sleep was not restful.

When the announcement of the plane's arrival came over the loudspeaker, everyone looked relieved.

"finally reached!"

Yang Fan had a sleep neck brace around his neck, but he looked listless. He had obviously slept, but not well.

I arrived in Madrid, and it's 5 p.m. Madrid time now.

For the young players, weary from their journey, they didn't even have the mood to appreciate the scenery outside; all they wanted was to find a bed where they could stretch their legs and get a good night's sleep.

Da da da da da! !

A rope ladder was placed in the court. Wei Lai bent over and kept swinging his arms to make his legs swing as fast as possible, thereby increasing the frequency of his footwork.

This is not just about random swaying; it also requires maintaining a sense of rhythm and coordination.

Every movement must be executed flawlessly.

Shinji Kagawa is a very gentle coach. Putting aside his position, his personality and abilities are also highly commendable.

Especially in terms of basic skills, Wei Lai finally understood how much effort it took for the Japanese to have such basic skills that they could almost stick the ball to their feet.

"Wei Laisang, swing your hands quickly! Only when your arms are fast enough can you drive your feet!"

Shinji Kagawa clapped his hands, creating a rapid drumbeat, signaling Wei to speed up.

Wei Lai gritted his teeth and swung his arms with all his might.

My legs felt increasingly heavy, as if they were filled with lead, and gradually they began to ache, become numb, and even lose sensation.

During this process, his movements gradually changed.

Okay! That's all for now!

After Shinji Kagawa finished speaking, Wei Lai lay down on the ground, panting heavily.

At this moment, Wei Lai began to miss the Yakult that Coach Casemiro used to give him. That stuff could quickly restore his condition, but now he could only tough it out.

After resting for about three minutes, Wei Lai got up again.

"Practicing passing?"

Wei Lai looked at Shinji Kagawa standing on the ball and couldn't help but ask.

Shinji Kagawa smiled and nodded; "Wei Lai-san, I've seen your passes, and they're mostly made by pushing the ball with the instep of your foot, but such passes lack speed!"

Wei Lai blinked.

Shinji Kagawa maintained his smile and said, "You have to knock!"

"knock?"

Wei Lai was somewhat confused.

Shinji Kagawa nodded, then his leg jerked and kicked the ball away.

The sound of a 'ping' was heard the moment the instep touched the ball.

The sound was crisp and clear, and Wei Lai handled the ball with remarkable ease.

Wei Lai stood with the ball under his feet, looking up. "There are many ways to pass the ball, but generally speaking there are three: push, tap, and flick!"

"The first is pushing the ball. This often happens when teammates are close together and the ball speed is not a concern. It's about safely getting the ball to a teammate's feet. That's when I would choose to push the ball!"

"Secondly, there's the matter of striking the ball. There are many different situations where you can strike the ball: a penetrating through ball, a long-distance pass, or when the opponent is intentionally blocking you, and you choose to strike to increase the ball speed! The key to striking the ball is to hit the right spot, increase the ball speed, keep the ball close to the ground, and block the ball's spin. This requires a certain level of skill!"

"Finally, there's the dribbling technique. This often happens when you receive the ball with your back to the goal, using the outside of your foot to flick it to one side, either to complete a pass or to execute a one-two with a teammate!"

Shinji Kagawa passed the ball to Wei Lai: "Let's start by tapping the ball!"

Wei Lai tried to tap the ball out, and just like Shinji Kagawa, there was a 'ping' sound. However, the ball did not fly close to the ground, but was about 20 centimeters off the ground, which made it quite uncomfortable for his teammates to receive the ball.

"Again!" Shinji Kagawa encouraged. "Cut your foot diagonally, and make sure your ankle is taut."

Wei Lai took the challenge again, and this time he successfully hit the ball without any spin!

"great!"

Shinji Kagawa immediately praised, "Do it a few more times to keep the feel in your feet!"

Wei Lai delivered several very consistent cross-field passes.

But soon, Shinji Kagawa picked up the ball and threw it towards Wei Lai.

Wei Lai seized the opportunity and immediately passed the ball sideways the moment it hit the ground.

boom!
The ball was squeezed and bounced back, becoming a half-height ball.

Shinji Kagawa laughed and said, "You chose the wrong time to hit the ball. It wasn't the moment the ball hit the ground, but the moment it was about to bounce back up. Do you understand?"

Wei Lai nodded; "Again!"

Thanks to his good judgment of the ball's trajectory, Wei Lai learned to hit the ball very quickly.

Whether it's a flat shot or a high shot, it can hit accurately and complete a very crisp hit.

In fact, this kind of training was also taught at the Willie Football School, but at the time it was considered useless or simply ignored.

Moreover, I lacked the talent back then and couldn't find the right spot, so it was very difficult to tap. Now it's much easier.

"Good, just keep this feeling and try it more in matches!" Shinji Kagawa continued the lesson: "Next is breaking free!"

"First of all, I want to make one thing clear: getting past someone is not the same as dribbling past them. It doesn't necessarily mean you have to break forward. You can go left, right, or even backward. As long as you create space to pass, that's a successful dribble!"

"The purpose of breaking free is not for offense, but for control!"

"There are many corresponding escape techniques. We'll start by imitating the techniques, and then combine them with actual combat!"

Shinji Kagawa explained everything in great detail, and to Wei Lai's sense, Kagawa was even better at teaching than the hair dryer instructor.

However, Wei Lai also knew that this was his own problem.

If you say you're a primary school student, then Shinji Kagawa is a primary or junior high school teacher.

He taught in great detail, almost to the point of kneading and breaking the dough into pieces before feeding it to himself.

Wei Lai was able to understand what he was saying and felt that he was making progress.

Hair dryer instructors, on the other hand, are university professors or doctoral supervisors.

Wei Lai couldn't understand or comprehend what he was saying.

Even the hair dryer instructor wouldn't teach him the basics; for him, these were things he was expected to know.

Wei Lai was certain that in the real world, a player like him would have been fired by the hair dryer coach the very next day.

Not to mention giving himself a chance to play in the Premier League!
And all of this is thanks to the simulation courses.

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