Video teaching of football Marseille turntable

1. Turn around and step on the ball alternately with your left and right feet to change the running direction and line of the ball, avoid the opponent's tackle or block the opponent with your body so that the opponent can't reach the ball.

2. In the process of dribbling the ball forward, after one foot steps on the ball, turn the other foot 180 degrees to pull the ball. The other foot touches the ball and pulls back to get rid of the defender, or passes or shoots, or continues to carry the ball forward. The whole action needs to be done in one go.

Note: Generally speaking, the Marseille slewing technique is that the main control foot uses spike to step on the ball, and the body turns with the change of the center of gravity. The other foot pulls the ball at the moment of turning, one leg straddles in front of the ball, and then pulls back (or steps on the ball) with the heel of the other leg when turning. Finally, turn around and get the ball.

Main points of Marseille rotation

Turn around (half a step away) before dribbling the ball to the opposing player and pull the ball to the left of your body. Be sure to pull the ball quickly! Attention! Then pull the ball back with your left foot and turn around at the same time. Then all you have to do is dribble and accelerate the breakthrough.

Teaching video around Marseille