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Fake Shot Dribbling Move for Deception & Attacking Space

Watch how to perform Fake Shot to deceive defenders and open up space.

Follow this Fake Shot timed drill to improve your deception, ball control, and attacking decision-making.

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Exercise Details

  • Focus Area: Dribbling, deception, attacking play
  • Equipment: Ballmaster Training Mat, ball
  • Duration/Reps: 30–60 seconds, 2–3 sets
  • Skill Level: All levels

How to Do Fake Shot and Why It Matters in Football Training

Fake Shot is a classic dribbling trick where the player shapes to shoot or pass but instead pushes the ball forward to continue dribbling. This move makes defenders or goalkeepers commit early, creating space to attack. Practicing the Fake Shot sharpens body feints, improves timing, and adds a valuable deceptive tool to your attacking game.

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