How do YOU score goals?

[winne]

Hey Felix

was machst Du Nachts um drei am Rechner. Hast Du keine Freundin ?

Beste Grüße

Winne

[Anya7]

after watching Betta score , I can disagree with almost every point.

1,6. UWR generally requires a lot of power when it comes to scoring(not empty basket). #1 proved to be effective because its fast.

2. proved to be very good not only in the game but also in the penalties. requires fast and strong arms.

3. very effective just have to be quick and watch the defender

4.yeah, i know a better modification but still it does work. in the penalties aswell.

5.fast legs and the goal is scored. in penalties one of the best for girls

7. which?

yeah,against men i would do a different twist.

8. was the golden goal in 2008 NJC :) good for big players

[Anya7]

@ winne

all the tricks work , but we dont take into account a sleepy 40kg attacker

[Felix]

@winne: nein, ich hab noch keine.

[lukbuk]

To be serious, there are several important points concerning scoring technics. And second, Winne is right that it has to be done as fast as possible and therefore needs training.

I for myself prefer to have contact with the bottom, cause even if a keeper tries to hold himself on the goal in any illegal way he is often chanceless. Its also important to keep the ball near the wall to gain some more time.

A big problem for the "non-scorers" is, that in training games, they often dont practise to score. Its just not their job in their team. This lack of practise makes it hard to get better.

[fischbrot]

For most goals, i need much speed and the two levers:

One between my left shoulder-wall/floor/goal and the keepers neck or butt – and one between my shoulder and the defender trying to get hold of the ball in my armpit, which requires a dream pass beforehand and me being fully aware of the defender xD

Once decided to put the chicken in the oven just do it so fast that the half-second reaction time doesn’t allow your opponents to apply any countermethod…

[winne]

This is all theoretical.

We talked about 1 to 1 situations.

What is with a (good) devense?

Mostly scoring is not a result of a perfect attack. It is a result of failures from the devense and the goal keeper.

But it is equal: "Put the chicken into the oven." or "pump it in" yeah…

[winne]

This is all theoretical.

We talked about 1 to 1 situations.

What is with a (good) devense?

Mostly scoring is not a result of a perfect attack. It is a result of failures from the devense and the goal keeper.

But it is equal: "Put the chicken into the oven." or "pump it in" yeah…

[Henrik Stewenius]

I meant how you score during game. Most of the time that is against a defense that is in place.

I am not so sure that scoring has to be that chaotic and unsystematic. Winne, could you put online some entertaining video of Molde killing of some top team?

My own experience is that a significant number of goals are done by players playing with a plan and an idea how they want to score.

As for counter-moves by the goalkeeper, I strongly suspect that these get LESS efficient as the game on the goal is getting tighter since he does not know what to react to and it is very difficult to know at what side the ball is.

[winne]

videos molde vs …

yes

goal keeper "… it is very difficult to know at what side the ball is…"

Sometimes I look more to the players and not to the ball.

Because a ball cant go allone into the goal.

Is there no attacker or a defender present on one side i can put my power more to the other side.

[Felix]

I understand your situation. Some years ago we made fun of the then unreachable top teams, too. Now I often marvel at how fast the perspective changed. I just hope that it won’t change so fast again…

What I meant was that my attacks from above are chaotic, not that it has to be so for attacking in general.

For example, as we all now, scandinavian and west-german teams attack in repetitive schemes. Very controlled and the opposite of chaotic.

[marja]

I think there are some basic rules how goals are often (not always!) scored in UWR:

– Never work alone: The most goals occure after a well-played attack from more than one player

– Make sure that the goal keeper doesn’t recognized you to early

– Be quick and explosive

In my opinion the chances to score are at minimum, when the goalie knows where you (and the ball) are and if you give him time to react.

So my plan to score is: I try to read the game, if situation is "good" get in position near the goal and when i get the ball, i try to use fast techniques like pushing my head up with both hands on the ball on the ground. This technique works from both sides because you use both hands. Sometimes i try to get a grip around the hips of the goali, but this is a little bit to slow for good attackers from your opponent, and works for me only from one side

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSoLKZ5LKig&feature=related Bamberg is destroying Duisburg at German Championchip

2:39 Someone disturbs the defence by "attacking". Attention of defence is focused on the attacker. Right in time (i think it’s lukbuk) gets in place, takes the balls and fires before the goalie recognized

5:57 This scoring technique i like to know;o)

1:55 My favorite goal @Felix your attacks are chaotic, but just that is the plan;o) it looks like you grab the goalie, start chaos and if a little hole appears due to your chaos, then you score – during my short time playing with Bamberg i see a few goals like that but i never get behind the secret how to get the in the basket so fast in this position.

So far from my side

Philipp

[Anya7]

some scoring you can see here

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=FEC42CF5B655AF1B

these are Betta matches

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