Basic technical movements of football

Ball game is a sport that requires skills and techniques, and contains many basic technical movements. These technical actions include passing, shooting, dribbling, controlling the ball, stealing and so on. These technical actions will be introduced one by one below. 1. passing: passing is one of the indispensable technical actions in football matches, and it is also the technical action that the team needs to cooperate with. There are two kinds of passing: ground passing and high-altitude passing. No matter what kind of passing, you need accurate judgment and mastery of passing power.

2. Shooting: Shooting is the last way to score in football, and it is also the biggest reward for attack. Shooting can be short or long. The skill of shooting is to choose the right time and strength in the right position and find the right angle of goal.

3. Dribble: Dribble refers to the action of controlling the ball in a football match. Dribbling needs to master the skills of stabilizing the ball, and at the same time pay attention to the oppression of defenders. Exercises can give players more control opportunities and let them further develop their offense.

4. Ball control: Ball control refers to the player's ability to control the ball under his feet. Ball control requires players to master their own body balance and rhythm in order to better control the ball. At the same time, we need to pay attention to the speed and direction of the ball to meet the challenge of defensive players.

5. Stealing: Stealing refers to grabbing the ball rights of the opposing players. Stealing skills are very important, requiring players to respond quickly and explosively. Players should learn to move correctly, predict the direction of the ball and judge the opponent's movements.

The above are common technical moves in football matches, which need to be practiced and improved in actual matches. Only through constant practice and practice can we master these skills better and use them more flexibly in the competition.