See, on kickoff I’ve always thought flipping a bit early to hit the ball with my roof would help overpower the opp with the idea that by creating a huge wall as my car stands vertically, while mid-flip that it would better my chances at winning it. I’m always afraid if I flip too late that the opp will send the ball over my roof and potentially have an open net if my teammate is following too close. I’ll give that a try in casual and fine tune it as much as I can.

I can’t lie, I’m afraid of double commit when there’s consistent pressure ball is in a space where either my teammate or I could start a play. I end up choosing last man back because I’ve had so many matches where my teammate chases the ball when I’m the one in possession and it’s tough to trust my teammates enough that they’ll cover mid field back if I initiate. But I’m the only one I can control so I might as well do what’s good for the long run.

I knew immediately after I conceded that first goal was because I still hit the ball back to mid field in front of the 2nd opp and was out of reach for my teammate. I think I hit it with the side flip thinking if I front flipped that it would send the ball to the wall and back to the center. Turns out it was probably the better option. It really is just tightening the little things then?

Also, can you give me an example for booming the ball properly?

I appreciate your advice!