Hi! I see that my favourite forum is back. On monday it was the first day in high scool for me. Cool..


To topic:
I am a *huge* fan of Ronaldinho and need some help/tips.

How do you make theswe two moves:
1)balancing the ball on your forehead
2)make the ball go around your feet


Thanks!

[ 09-02-2003, 06:56 AM: Message edited by: Xen ]

Reply:

1) Add glue to forehead

2) Attach ball to foot with short string

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Insane

1) stand firm, look up, make your head an almost horizontal. put the ball in your fore head. but first you'll need to exercise your neck first so that it won't go stiff while you do balancing.

2) I don't understand. Are you talking about screw the ball?

You know like Davids or Ronnie. You know in a nike comercial with Stickman(computer dummy) Ronnie does it. I do not know how to explain better....

emm.. Are you talking about juggling the ball with your feet? simple, throw the ball at your feet ( preferbably the part of foot 1 inch from your toe ), then kick the back up gently ( make your foot a 45 degree up ). repeat and repeat.

You wanna be like davids now ? That's easy... beat up your girlfriend whenever you have a chance, and lie to the press about using dope. Do exactly that, and you'll be just like him.

1) First you do this and then this. On no account do this!

2) This one is harder. Do this then this. Too much of this will cause this to happen.

No...

I have an idea:go to www.nikefootball.com click on Magia,and then The Showdown(or shoff off your moves

click on video no. 6(the one with Robaldinho) and you will see what I mean

[ 09-02-2003, 08:37 AM: Message edited by: Xen ]

<font color=green>the first one is already described so i will only describe the second. how you do it is you balance the ball in the crock of your foot. then you kinda kick the ball a couple of inches in the air and you wrap you foot around it then catch the ball before it hits the ground. it takes practice but it can be done with frequency if you do it for a day or two.</font>

Thanks!