LEARN / STREET FOOTBALL
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Learn panna and street football with practical guides, real demonstrations and the people behind Pannahouse.
What is panna? The game, its roots and how to play
Discover panna football: what the word means, its Surinamese roots, how the game developed in the Netherlands and how a one-on-one match works.
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How to learn panna: from your first touch to finding the gap
Learn panna through ball control, playful practice and reading a defender. Start on your own, then explore the free Street Football Starter Pack.
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What is street football? The game, the skills and the culture
Discover street football, from panna and groundmoves to 3v3 games, creative videos and the communities that bring it all together.
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How to nutmeg a defender: take street skills onto the pitch
Want to nutmeg defenders on the football pitch? Learn how panna practice can help you develop close control, deception and timing for one-on-one situations.
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Beginner groundmoves: find your flow with the ball
Start learning street football groundmoves with simple rolls, pullbacks and changes of direction, then discover the creativity of Pannahouse Battlegrounds.
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What is an akka? Learn Ronaldinho’s elastico and flip flap
Know Ronaldinho’s elastico or flip flap? That is a Basic Akka. Learn the outside-to-inside move and explore the wider family of street football akkas.
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Starting panna on your own? Find your skills and your people
Learn how to practise panna alone, build your skills with Pannahouse Academy and find street football players to connect with online and in your community.
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Common panna mistakes: why your move isn’t working
Your panna works alone but falls apart against a defender? Learn how to fix rushed setups, loose touches and forced finishes, one adjustment at a time.
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