Soccer drill
Scissor Both Feet
Chaining scissors with both feet trains the rapid double feint that freezes defenders and lets you break either direction at speed.
How to do it
Step over the ball with one foot, then immediately step over with the other, building a continuous left-right scissor rhythm while keeping the ball still. Take a practice run, then count your scissors over 30 seconds.
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