Q&A for How to Dribble Like Cristiano Ronaldo

Ronaldo has done every one of his moves at least thousands of times. To make a move, get into your natural way of doing things. Do it 5000 times. If you do it five times, maybe 10 times, you might think that you have mastered it. But the reality is different. Practice until you can do it with great ease.

Tricks are a good way to taunt and get past your opponent. However, Don't get too carried away as the defenders and goalies could easily tackle to you. Only do tricks if you know you can easily do them without losing control.

Start slowly from slow sprinting exercises. Master your ball control. Maintain a good diet to keep your reflexes in good shape. Practice!

It just takes practice.

Eat a highly nutritious diet with a lot of protein. Work out with weights at the gym. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication.

Practice each day for a few hours. Study his footwork, then try to duplicate it. The key to this is practice and patience.

You can get proper ball control by practicing your dribbling with obstacles or in a house. You need to get practice with keeping the ball under your own control and get a better idea of when to make a touch so that the ball doesn't hit an obstacle. Slowly increase your speed.

Eat a good diet and strengthen the muscles in your legs. Remember that genetics are a big factor in sports. Ronaldo has more natural talent than everybody else -- that's why he can do what he does.

This website: http://www.borntoworkout.com/cristiano-ronaldo-training-workout-routine-diet-plan/ has both his diet and workout plans listed.

Hit the ball with the inside of the foot. Make sure your foot hits the bottom of the ball. Use an other goal as a wall.

Yes, so that you can be ready for anything that happens and to be quick on your feet rather than flat footed.

Either pass the ball or try to kick it between his legs.

Yes, you can start training whenever you want, except if you are hurt (broke your leg or tore a muscle, for example).

Try and chip the keeper or take it to your right or left.

It could be due to the fact that you are focusing too much on doing these skills or you are trying to one immediately after completing the other. Try doing the chop first.

The most important thing is to engage your back and core muscles to keep your torso straight. When your center of balance is controlled, it becomes much easier to balance the rest of your body.

Yes, but you would need a lot of time. If you practice a lot and take soccer classes you may become good at it and then really good, but to be a pro you technically have to train 1,000 hours.

In my opinion, it's about your choice and personal preference. There are various popular clubs such as Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid, Manchester United, Juventus and other European clubs.

Pull back or make a touch when you see him try to tackle you.

You can work out or practice your ball handling skills.

In my opinion, yes, he is better then every single player out there and could get past any defender and he can score on any goalie out there.

Yes, you can practice anywhere. I would recommend outside but wherever you can, you should do it.

If anyone practices enough and has a passion for the game, they can be a skilled athlete.

Control of the ball gets better over time. It can take many months to get good control. Just keep practicing and love the beautiful game.

Take longer strides when you're running, move your hands in your rhythm and keep your head up and looking straight ahead.

You could run a couple miles at least 2 times a week to build leg muscle strength. Obviously, the more frequently you run, the better.

He has a healthy diet. He doesn't eat too much meat and rarely anything like sweets. He trains a lot and puts in more effort than anybody else. He has motivation. His fighting spirit has kept him this far. He could have given up by now but he hadn't.