A coach breaks down how right-wingers should build highlight reels: focus on goals, assists, and shots from cutting inside, using Yamine Lamal as the model. Skip isolated dribbles. Keep it to 90 seconds of your best moments. Save defensive clips for a separate reel.
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Hey coach, what should be in my video as a right winger? I'm good at a lot of things, I just don't know what to put in my highlight video. As a right winger, you need goals and assists in a plethora. Don't give me penalties, don't give me tap-ins, I need bangers. Now when I talk about bangers, I want to see you cutting in on the left-hand side if you're right-footed and hitting it far post or near post. Likewise if you're left on the left side, and the same thing. Think Yamine Lamal. If you go look up Yamine Lamal highlights and you have moments like that guy, put that in your bloody video. Now, luckily in your position, you should have more highlights than, say, a right back or left back. And the highlights you want to see are, of course, goals. We want to see through balls into the striker. And then we want to see if you can some crosses that you beat a guy. So a dribbling moment where you beat a few guys and then cross. If you're just showing us dribbling and then it leads to like a ping, that's fine. It's still good. But we want to see end product. You know, are you producing goals and assists as a winger? That is the most important deal. Now, we do want to see your defensive moments. We do want to see your 1v1 dribbling in more detail, but save those for the every touch video. I'd rather your video be a minute 30 of fantasticness than like 3 minutes of like okayness that's not as good. If you want more help playing Call of Tarkov, give me a call, links in the bio. Talk soon, goodbye.