The rate of change of temperature with height in a dry air parcel-the adiabatic lapse rate-is fixed: 9.8 Â°C/km, but the rate of change with height in the surrounding atmosphere varies from place to place and time to time.
Dribbling. How to dribble with the ball. Dribbling is done with the inside, outside and the sole of the foot. You should be able to run with the ball and change direction while keeping it under control. To accelerate, donât kick the ball farther away from your body. Instead, move your feet quicker and push the ball more frequently. Itâs important to learn to dribble while looking around the field at the same time. Taking on defenders. When dribbling, you should always be the person with the most immediate access to the ball. If you donât keep the ball close to your body, you will lose it. Be patient when confronted by a defender. If he is jockeying, use feints and tricks to get him off balance.
The key to dribbling is to use both feet to kick the ball ever so lightly without losing control at a comfortable speed for you. You should touch the ball with the inside of your shoes, for the most part, for better control. But you can touch it with the outside of your shoe as well.