science when it comes to the fans the humans and see them right through fools who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is tim ferriss and i work with. these young talented people have to do with football absolutely nothing but they do help this talented young man explain a footballing phenomenon penalty. but isn't that easy.

which is why we've asked robert leventhal scheme one of the best scores in the world. everything. about. ten tell us it isn't just important when taking penalties we check in with find meanings current times only so did the world cup last summer. who pursued truth seeker's again this is the thing to see through a brick wall for want to know all about the french start shooting penalties and much more than stay changed welcome to kick off life. he's by and beyond them all and current santoli so coco for sure an aggressive box to box midfielder who's ready to take on the world last year in twenty eighteen he picked up a bit of silverware. for his shield. which is. it was all the more forceful

possible. even twenty four coco has been around the block a few scientists who produce truth seekers again you can see it through the brick wall itself it was too simple the people from the thing as a kid dreamed of playing for. but where did he learn the tricks of the trade we talked with those who helped him along the way. he hangs with can market it pm fair lucky soul is really serious. so how did the boy from a small town in southeastern france end up on the world stage we traveled to his roots to find out. he saw the hells from france's run out region considered to be the country's cullen hourihan land. home to rolling hills

picturesque wind valleys and flocks of sheep. it was in the small town of amplitude we went slowly so first started kicking around a football. missile to molecular office upon you. to back down there. you did the could we sit down we have a the. much of the coop is no more than a don't much. if you go get their teeth pre-buy don't ya not that god will. approve a rescue cd of stupid stuff. the new top radio. city did. look like god.

is the third largest city in france. name one of the country's most popular football clubs. and even more says i'm a developer you did the. prophets in the city of them all for office and. it was here at the youth academy where coco truly end his stripes but it wasn't always easy. box it'd be. the gap they call feels because they are born. technique may. push. it create that pace or promise for a chic. city. the hard work paid off. first part of the scene outraged truly on frank's twenty one

goals over the course of four seasons. he prays that. the. forty four. but i'm on the. books. for long it seems like events just came knocking by and it took the cake with it then but it does lead to record transfer forty one point five million euros . close to most entrepreneurs. we have in the book they keep. twenty seventeen he joined the ranks of fellow countrymen like full grieve at three am kings they come up as fines latest frenchman. did we mention these by current world cup when. you say people from.

you by young to me. in my didn't. is. there for. next year. i mean the. club i'll be on the mini. bus from the mall could be. put on the much. cooler on the new group or poor to see. recovering from a lengthy injury break telly so has still got what it takes. he's a younger talent who's also been picking up plenty of bullets in the builders later jaden son show we analyze his brace against mines from last week.

jayden sanchez was precisely nineteen years and nineteen days old in last week's match against mines his brace made him the youngest player in league history to rack up eleven goals what sets fool him so young so apart from the rest let's find out. he's incredibly quick as demonstrated in his first goal against mines. it celebrates to thirty kilometers an hour sort of fast he could give a few cars a run for their money. to meet his gains on his opponent in the space of twenty frame him up for the finish. but i don't see the chance of a slight structure such. concern show doesn't just have a quick legs he's also quick thinking let's take another look at that goal. as soon as mario gets

a gets the ball such as off anticipating we're good so we'll play it. his markets takes around half a second to react already it's a disadvantage and with very little chance of catching up. sanchez has super positional awareness and the timing to make the most of it here against might see again he starts out wide careful to stay on site he makes himself available for the past doesn't come next pass again he's not used to the shots is as good as gone. another attack this time with some show in the middle he's got an eye on the defense but he's careful to stay behind and maintain space now he's got two options option one uses speed to flight. the far post. the russian to stay central like the ball and shoot.

like son. jaden sacha a wizard on the ball as this scene illustrates perfectly. again thanks to his positioning he keeps his distance from the central defender and focuses on the developing play. his opponent has to choose between watching the ball or watching sanchez and here it's again this same choice and it's already too late century decides things himself with his individual clubs. such as strengths it was all on display against climb back blistering acceleration his positioning staying behind the defense he can choose left or right. and the deadly cross shot eight of his eleven goals have been planted into one corner of the net all the other outpacing the defender the opens

a small scoring window at the far post is big enough let's hope the much sought after century sticks around in the bundesliga for a while now to some in five one pick up digital offerings. did you know kick off is now on you tube with the world of football start with nigeria it was north of mexico. we travel the world can really feel how high the fences are running i'm going to say make the stars for me never people coaches and discuss football i am pretty serious in. this neighborhood this is going to go on. as a football kick off on you tube. a missing. son for a crash course in taking. nazis so muslimah shows us how it's done with help from none other than robert king.

last time you found out how to save a camel today i want to show you how to shoot. for the little help on the front of . a local through. one of the world's best penalty takers. like a game in the fight between me and god. he knows how to deal with pressure everything the mentos. he has shot forty eight penalties in this curio he scored forty three of them that's a hit rate of nearly ninety percent of those who have to know before they go cooper can do it. and be a one step ahead of the goalkeeper let's start with something. what is a penalty really it is

a set piece which means you can train for it perfectly the situation is simple never change the distance to the girl metres the surface of the go to surround eighteen square metres which happens to be the size of an average flat. keeper can only cover around four square metres so maybe eighty percent of the goal is on the cover that means the taken history advantage and the statistics the green . fine. but isn't that easy. out as you think it's very easy but it's not. because from me as. a person who. called the goal from. every time you're thinking ok now you have to. you have to concentrate for. a lot of people say you have fifty. but i know. your feeling from the game is also very

important so what can you do to get a feeling simply practicing them. and not only before not its cause. the more often you do a motion sequence the more your body gets used to it and in situations of stress people subconsciously move when well trained better. there's one technique. of the delay to run up before the second to last step of the run up he slows down and watches what the keeper is about to do but this technique particularly needs a lot of training. that i needed one year while the half that after two years i scored the first. you know it's like

a technique i don't know sometimes why because i do this because my body is worthy for this and you know it's like. you know it's like if i do this i know everything will be easy it's called the go. now the keepers know the trick and wait longer to jump sometimes ok i know the waiting for this and i feel ok maybe now he could be waiting what i deal what i do or so now i. sometimes you have to know once they've before what they can do it does he know that you know do you know that he knows that you know you cannot think about what he's doing because you know like a game it is like a. fight between me and goalkeeper doesn't know what he did what he do i have to do my job. they focus of my. but to do your job as a world class penalty taker you have to change to improve to reinvent yourself and

your technique to be unpredictable. they may be nice in music but in terms of penalty it's not a good. the moment you put the ball on the spot you need to plan a strategy you should know where you want to shoot but where. starters titian's are interested in penalties for decades mathematician horn and law evaluated more than five hundred penalties divided the go to sixty target areas his conclusion no penalty shot in the upper half of the goal could be saying. which leads us to the question left right. in spot science they speak about the takers natural side the middle and the taker so-called unnatural sight if the taker is right food that they left side is the net

or outside and the right side is the unnatural if they are left footed everything this with just the statistics say that eighty one percent of all parities shot in the middle are converted compared to seventy seven percent shot in the natural side and only seventy percent that means only two of three penalties of the unnatural side. and every keeper has a strong and a weekend but most of the keepers are right handed when the goalie gets the score wrecked and jumps to the left side he must use his right hand to save the ball but he cannot build the same counterpressure with us off hand as with the right hand and that's also what the statistics say even if the keeper guesses correctly more than seventy percent. of penalties are still successfully converted if the keeper has to use their weekend if they can use their strong hand it's only fifty five

point two percent. that means if you are left footed and you choose your next sure right corner you have a clear advantage statistically otherwise just. either way when you put the ball on the spot you should know where you want to shoot it. if i catch the ball going to. this is the time a while i think ok maybe i'm score for the right before the game time comes also before they get to. the left side because i feel they actually called it. was but what about the incredible pressure of the penalty moment let's go back to one of the most spectacular gains in the history of football on the two thousand five champions league final against liverpool liverpool was three nil behind after the

first half but with a furious catch up raise the reds equalized in the penalty shoot out the polish keeper the other sheet to take became a hero thought every meal and penalty he danced and bent his knees to confuse the takers with these mental tricks even experienced players like andrea pirlo and richard cheyne combest from the spot to do take dance became history how do you deal with the pressure of such a moment everything. is about mental. because you know if you are very strong in the head if you're strong. that is easier to do because to be the be stronger being to be ready to score the goal and of course. if you see the eighty thousand people before you and that's how you. put the ball in on the target

you miss. now you have to be ready you have to be strong when you're when you're halfway to the ball. directive before you score the goal you have to be. focused on your job and i feel this is the most important. but how can you show strength at the take around the body language is a major impact on the wrist so if the taker after positioning the ball and walking back to prepare for the run up turns their back to the keeper this is perceived as a typical flight. if you immediately start your run after the referee has blown the whistle to keep aware think you feel uncomfortable and hate the situation simply want to get it over with the keeper will think the take is weak i can see the ball. turner jiffy walking backwards in preparing for the run

up facing the goalkeeper will make you seem extremely self-confident and a few seconds after the whistle blow before you start the run up to your message i am comfortable i am enjoying the situation hence the keeper doesn't believe that he can save the ball. doesn't matter what's happened and you cannot think about what happened after what happened before or what happened if you lost no you have to do this. after dismuke and thinking ok what's not what's next what is the next step exactly forget all the stance every shot penalty lies in the past and has nothing to do with the entrance situation so what do you need to quote a penalty i cannot speak about my dream because if i fail now what i do exactly maybe the next. no to the next guy but you need the hard work. skills. because i know i'm the player i can ski

is that i can do this the skills but i know that sometimes important is to score the goal and don't forget to cheer. at least in a penalty shoot out that if you cheer after having scored in the shootout the probability that the next opponent taken a misses increases by seven percent and the problem with it that the next teammates cost increases by seven percent as well. i love statistics. just practice penalties as often as you can and you will start enjoying them just like all that we bundle i. i.

what's next a surprise that's right we're going to look at the ball in this league as biggest surprise of the season for today just a little. bit this season's unsung heroes for two you know just a little off site for another year in the pond as lego with five games to spec. it seems an unlikely outcome as the new boy struggled early on with a while the old folks in the dugout and a felix approach on the pitch pulled it off. at the end of last season just to look for celebrating the top flight return after five years away for tuna fever sweats the city. but no one of the club was under any illusions by early december they were propping up the table with the media nine points from fourteen games it was time to show

their true mettle. this is the real test of a team when the players and coaches all have to pull together without kicking up a fuss and just work to get the team moving in the right direction again. even going to the city schools for bringing. far from falling apart they stepped up the first seeds of revival had already been planted in november when they and a memorable draw in me. i didn't come back yeah i'm going to be. friends with this group we played attacking football obviously from a solid defensive foundation that would have surprised a lot of people and since then the general perception of for to not do so dorf has been much more positive than. looking back you had an

unforgettable night scoring three goals in the three three draw in munich. so if you play the ball then he just has to run after it and then it's and it's easy to make a goal. but you have to still to finish it so that's a very strong point from them to. make a goal. having acquired a taste for big success probably one. first defeat of the season in some stock. they've gone from strength to strength since the mid season break nine wins in the last fifteen games headed into this weekend only. gold i was told it's been a bumpy ride at one stage we lost six in a row but we kept our heads and that's been as important as anything. else because

i've heard. a trickle of underdogs that have come together to move mountains. and so finish things off we've got something to ask of you did you miss until then see you next time from kickoff. choose your german football ambassador two thousand and nineteen what about mark testing the star goalkeeper has been shining a fossil now alongside messi. maybe royce someday pep guardiola secret weapon at manchester city. you could take on your mentality plays for f.c. rosengarten sweden. a good choice could turn here really go to chelsea defend the net down. tony crows as always one of the favorites braille madrid's midfield maestro.

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