Technique Combination 1

- The stepover is a body feint, meaning when the feint is set to the right side, the upper body must lean to the right, but the ball is taken to the left. - The aim is to deceive the (here imaginary) opponent with the upper body and influence them enough to follow the movement. - The upper body is slightly leaning forward. - The player should move on the balls of the feet during execution. - At the start of the movement, no large, time-consuming jump should be executed but rather a short, quick movement with the upper body and leg over the ball to the right. - Short, quick movements. - Don't keep the head down looking at the ball only, but alternate looking down and up. - While juggling, make sure the ball doesn't bounce above body height. - Make sure the ball is juggled with the instep and not scooped with the toes. Juggling with the instep, among other advantages, places significantly higher demands on the player's fine motor skills and should therefore be preferred over other foot juggling variations. - 4 cones