Seal Dribble

The seal dribble is a type of dribbling in football, wherein players are flicking the ball unto his head. Then the player would run past the opposing team while bouncing the ball using their head. This is called Seal dribble because they are imitating how the seal bounce the ball on its forehead, as seen in the circus. However, using this as a defensive stance will give the player extra difficulty to defend the ball legally.

This dribble has been known to create a huge entertainment for the spectators, however, it seemed to be the other way around for the players. It might look good, but its consistency is difficult to maintain. The seal dribble is used for defensive play, for not getting the ball easily by the opposing team. Even so, this would make an inconsistent move to the past around the opposing team.