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Senda and Mo Ali in Argentina: Training Pro Soccer Players
For Footballer and Trainer Mo Ali Heydarpour (@MoAliFC), the one constant throughout his life has been his passion for soccer. We experience that first hand when Senda took him to Argentina to train some of the best soccer and futsal players in the country, with his incredibly original and unique drills that have taken Instagram and TikTok by storm.
Senda and Mo Ali in Argentina: Training Pro Soccer Players
For Footballer and Trainer Mo Ali Heydarpour (@MoAliFC), the one constant throughout his life has been his passion for soccer. We experience that first hand when Senda took him to Argentina to train some of the best soccer and futsal players in the country, with his incredibly original and unique drills that have taken Instagram and TikTok by storm.
Learn Soccer Skills: AMAZING 1 vs 1 Dribble!
Brazilian coach, Matheus Palhinha is back with another amazing move to help you beat a defender! Many times while dribbling the ball on an opponent's half of the field or court, you do not have a clear path to make a pass or shot. This 1 vs.1 dribble allows you to create space for yourself to make a pass forward to a teammate or take a shot on goal. When dribbling the ball and approaching an opponent: Step 1: Step over the ball inward Step 2: Step over the ball outward (with the same leg used in Step 1) back to your original starting position Step 3: Drag the ball across your body with the foot that was NOT used for the step over and push the ball into space with the opposite foot (one fluid motion) Now let's watch Matheus show us a step-by-step with real speed examples! This 3 step move that combines a variety of simple dribbles is a fantastic way to elevate your game on the field, court, or anywhere you find yourself playing. Check out the entire Senda ball collection and start practicing this dribbling skill in matches and training sessions. https://sendaathletics.com/collections/soccer
Learn Soccer Skills: AMAZING 1 vs 1 Dribble!
Brazilian coach, Matheus Palhinha is back with another amazing move to help you beat a defender! Many times while dribbling the ball on an opponent's half of the field or court, you do not have a clear path to make a pass or shot. This 1 vs.1 dribble allows you to create space for yourself to make a pass forward to a teammate or take a shot on goal. When dribbling the ball and approaching an opponent: Step 1: Step over the ball inward Step 2: Step over the ball outward (with the same leg used in Step 1) back to your original starting position Step 3: Drag the ball across your body with the foot that was NOT used for the step over and push the ball into space with the opposite foot (one fluid motion) Now let's watch Matheus show us a step-by-step with real speed examples! This 3 step move that combines a variety of simple dribbles is a fantastic way to elevate your game on the field, court, or anywhere you find yourself playing. Check out the entire Senda ball collection and start practicing this dribbling skill in matches and training sessions. https://sendaathletics.com/collections/soccer
Senda Switch Video Blogspot: Street Soccer
Millions of people around the world play street soccer everyday, because not everybody has a grass field to play on. Senda is the leading brand in futsal, beach, and street soccer. For many people around the world, there isn’t a grass field nearby to play on and Senda is solving that problem by producing high quality durable balls meant for the streets. So, the next time you want to go out and play, #NoGrassNoProblem. Street Soccer is synonymous with the grassroots soccer movement in the United States. Throughout the soccer community, youth soccer has been suffering from the "pay to play" model. Instead of extolling values such as community, teamwork, and having fun, the mentality to win has taken precedence. Street Soccer offers a model to break through this development. You can practice your skills around your neighborhood, with your friends, and play the game we all love. While Senda is primarily a fair-trade equipment company for street soccer, at the end of the day we want to get out and play street soccer just as much as every other player out there. Featured in the video, there are many street soccer players that have developed their craft in the streets and taken their talents to the next level. Featured in the video we have Abou Traore,who has joined Cirque du Soleil for ‘Luzia.’ Traore was twenty-one when he started playing ‘fútbol freestyle.’ His interest was piqued when he watched the Cirque performers on TV and YouTube doing ‘amazing acrobatics.’ When a casting call was put out, Abou responded, “It was like a dream when I got a call back. Five years ago, I was playing street soccer on the street and the work pays,” he said. In addition, we also have Nick Rogers, who grew up in Orange County, CA and is developing a pickup/ street soccer style, also known as “Panna”. He coaches youth street soccer in Northern California, in the city of Rohnert Park. Lastly, there is Dania Cabello, a bay area native who went on to feature for Santos FC of Brazil in 2006. Working previously as a sports liberation educator, she facilitated lessons for the youth exploring the historical roots of oppression in street soccer and society. She currently teaches a methods course at St. Mary’s College exploring how to implement physical education and sports programs. Street Soccer is a blossoming sport in the United States, and Senda is excited to see the development of futsal freestyle accompanying this movement.
Senda Switch Video Blogspot: Street Soccer
Millions of people around the world play street soccer everyday, because not everybody has a grass field to play on. Senda is the leading brand in futsal, beach, and street soccer. For many people around the world, there isn’t a grass field nearby to play on and Senda is solving that problem by producing high quality durable balls meant for the streets. So, the next time you want to go out and play, #NoGrassNoProblem. Street Soccer is synonymous with the grassroots soccer movement in the United States. Throughout the soccer community, youth soccer has been suffering from the "pay to play" model. Instead of extolling values such as community, teamwork, and having fun, the mentality to win has taken precedence. Street Soccer offers a model to break through this development. You can practice your skills around your neighborhood, with your friends, and play the game we all love. While Senda is primarily a fair-trade equipment company for street soccer, at the end of the day we want to get out and play street soccer just as much as every other player out there. Featured in the video, there are many street soccer players that have developed their craft in the streets and taken their talents to the next level. Featured in the video we have Abou Traore,who has joined Cirque du Soleil for ‘Luzia.’ Traore was twenty-one when he started playing ‘fútbol freestyle.’ His interest was piqued when he watched the Cirque performers on TV and YouTube doing ‘amazing acrobatics.’ When a casting call was put out, Abou responded, “It was like a dream when I got a call back. Five years ago, I was playing street soccer on the street and the work pays,” he said. In addition, we also have Nick Rogers, who grew up in Orange County, CA and is developing a pickup/ street soccer style, also known as “Panna”. He coaches youth street soccer in Northern California, in the city of Rohnert Park. Lastly, there is Dania Cabello, a bay area native who went on to feature for Santos FC of Brazil in 2006. Working previously as a sports liberation educator, she facilitated lessons for the youth exploring the historical roots of oppression in street soccer and society. She currently teaches a methods course at St. Mary’s College exploring how to implement physical education and sports programs. Street Soccer is a blossoming sport in the United States, and Senda is excited to see the development of futsal freestyle accompanying this movement.
Why YOU Should Play Beach Soccer
People love playing soccer at the beach, as it is very good exercise and you can take in some amazing views. On sand, it is much harder to dribble a soccer ball and navigate your way throughout the “pitch”. Thankfully, Senda’s Playa Beach Soccer Ball allows you to play soccer at the beach with greater ease
Why YOU Should Play Beach Soccer
People love playing soccer at the beach, as it is very good exercise and you can take in some amazing views. On sand, it is much harder to dribble a soccer ball and navigate your way throughout the “pitch”. Thankfully, Senda’s Playa Beach Soccer Ball allows you to play soccer at the beach with greater ease
A NEW PARTNERSHIP MODEL: Bay Area Outreach Program
Soccer is a game that involves two teams competing against each other with the objective of shooting the ball and scoring on one another. However, for BORP and Senda, soccer is so much more than just a game.
A NEW PARTNERSHIP MODEL: Bay Area Outreach Program
Soccer is a game that involves two teams competing against each other with the objective of shooting the ball and scoring on one another. However, for BORP and Senda, soccer is so much more than just a game.
A NEW PARTNERSHIP MODEL: STREET SOCCER USA & SENDA
Senda couldn’t be more proud to partner with Street Soccer USA in leveraging the game of soccer to raise awareness about the issues of poverty both at home and abroad. As a social enterprise, we want to innovate and build socially focused sponsorship models that allocate resources where they are can make the most impact; Street Soccer USA is a perfect fit for this.
A NEW PARTNERSHIP MODEL: STREET SOCCER USA & SENDA
Senda couldn’t be more proud to partner with Street Soccer USA in leveraging the game of soccer to raise awareness about the issues of poverty both at home and abroad. As a social enterprise, we want to innovate and build socially focused sponsorship models that allocate resources where they are can make the most impact; Street Soccer USA is a perfect fit for this.