Jockeying denies an opponent time and space and delays forward progress by steering opponents away from dangerous areas – at least that’s the theory.
Jockeying denies an opponent time and space and delays forward progress by steering opponents away from dangerous areas – at least that’s the theory. As with any soccer skill, jockeying has to be done correctly.
How to set it up
Getting it right
Speed of approach
Body position
Players should have their arms outstretched on either side, guiding the attacker to a safe part of the pitch. Think of a shepherd directing his flock.
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