Today, Tom Waits helps us play.
Tom Waits - Raised Right Men (2011) by thefourthofficial
Soccer is a dance like any other:
from the tip of the toes, up the legs, through the waist and up to the
shoulders, the rhythm of the ball dictates the body’s movements. Optimal
contact between the two partners is a question of timing. Play Tom Waits’
“Raised Right Men”, watch, learn how to move with Serie A’s best dancers.
Watch the ball drop, eliminate
oblivious opponent by chesting it, snare drum beats. Move body in attacking
rage mode with the high-hat on the upbeat. Let the ball bounce, snare drums
beats again. Strike it on the upbeat with the organ chords. Watch the ball
float in the air and reach the back of the net. Terrorize enemy. Nocerino’s powerful
waltz.
Receive the ball outside the box on
the snare drum beat. Push the ball forward with the high hat upbeat to taunt
adversary. Involve teammate with a low strong pass, second snare drum beat.
Rush into the box as the other teammate returns the favor: an overhead deep
pass, the high hat keeps us waiting. Tilt head backwards to follow the ball,
once targeted, jump and throw right leg up for contact as the organ chords
again spread fear. Lavezzi’s break dance.
Follow the course of the play, snare
drum beat. Watch teammates combine, high hat upbeat. Compute back pass and
acutely decelerate your forward run, snare drum beats again. Gently push the
sphere on your right, organ chords announce the contact. Raise left arm for
balance, rock right leg back for power, hold head down for perfect height,
caress the ball for desired spin. High hat opens, and closes, contact is made.
Ball reaches the back net, the organ strikes again. Jovetic’s Tango.
Forget celebration dances, play.
TFO
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