Stop attacking like this. Today, I want to show you how to fix a super common mistake that prevents, well, honestly me, and a ton of people I coach from actually scoring in-game. Here's the problem. Naturally, when most of us are dribbling, say, trying to carry the ball and flick to score, we put the ball on the center of our cars and drive down the middle of the net. Problem is, if you just drive in a straight line with a ball on your car and try to do like a forward flick to finish, you don't get much direction change on the ball, and a good defender will usually save it. Instead, I've been making an effort in my games to incorporate more of the side flip or barrel roll flick to score goals. The reason this works so well is because when you can use the barrel roll, not only do you get the vertical height change, but you also get a little bit of direction change sideways. This makes it much, much harder for the goalie to actually save your shot. Not only that, but when you pair it with, say, dribbling on an angle, like I talk about over and over again, you get an attack that's not only unpredictable up and down with the flick, but also left and right. That's how you really create these attacks that are impossible to save. By the way, I'm looking for five more intermediate ranked rock-it-leaf players who want to get GC or even SSL within the next six weeks. If that's you, DM me with the keyword flick over on Discord, and we can talk details about coaching. Links down below, and as always, thanks for watching.