The "weird man" just untie the net bag wrapped around his feet, but did not completely remove the net bag.

Then he got up from the ground and continued to drive the ball forward.

After running two steps, he fell to the ground and got up very quickly this time because he didn't have to sit on the ground and untied the ropes of the entangled net bags.

In this way, he ran for a distance and fell to the ground. Sometimes he fell in one or two steps, and sometimes he could persist for a long distance.

Until he disappeared into the shadow of the other end, in the dim woods, his eyes widened and he could not see him.

But the sound of the football rubbing against the ground still comes intermittently.

If it is the kind of person with a fixed rhythm, it means he runs smoothly. But if the sound suddenly disappears, it must have fallen...

No need to go forward to confirm.

Coelho is already sure that this "weir" who is fully armed, with his head down, is very focused on running, and is wrestling.

It's that genius rookie.

As for why he did this, Coelho could guess.

His biggest problem at the moment is dribbling the ball. Because he does not have the ability to dribble at high speed, his speed has no room to play.

This strange running is obviously an exercise to target his weaknesses.

However, if people want to practice dribbling, they will use regular training equipment to train on regular fields.

It is quite rare to tie the football to your feet like this and then use the opportunity to run to practice...

But he could understand a little bit why Rongguang did this.

Because he started learning football at the age of sixteen and four months.

He was in a hurry and had to take some extraordinary measures to practice.

He was eager to make himself stronger, and Coelho felt very profound from his figures of falling and getting up again and again.

Seeing this scene, Coelho suddenly felt relieved.
Chapter completed!