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Soccer tips for scrub like me please .. lol
| Posted: 30 Jan 2010, 23:38 | |
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I'm 15 and i love soccer! i practice everyday for 2-3 hrs a day, sometimes only for 1 hr because of so much amount of homeworks. This is my second and half year playing soccer and I can see that ive been improving so much over the years. But I still dont have enough experience in soccer since I only played in a house leauge and my high school team in my freshman year. I feel like im behind a lot of my friends in soccer since most of them are in div 1 team clubs atm. So im trying out for one actually. Another thing im worried about is the money for tournaments and the travel team fees. Its just make me frustrated and nothing i can do about because the fees( what if more than 500$!! how can i afford lol) Anyway im training right now for that team tryouts next week and my schools in like next month so im lookin forward to that =]. I just want to know if its too late for me to have a shot at becoming pro. I enjoy playing soccer and want to make something big out of it, i know all of you would like the same lol.
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| Posted: 30 Jan 2010, 23:48 | |
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Firstly, welcome to expert football, stick around and post well.
It is not too late to go pro but you have to work really hard at it to acheive it. Play pick up games when you can with friends etc, that will help you improve a lot. If u post what u feel your weaknesses are in your game, we will be able to help you a lot better. ![]() i was made to ignite |
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| Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 13:53 | |
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Do you/ Did you play runescape?
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. |
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| Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 21:09 | |
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Zezima, don't worry. As mint said, hard work can go a long way.
I'd suggest to begin a schedule that not only focuses on fundamentals, but on fitness and tactics. Fundamentals: Wall Drills - Every single professional player has spent a significant amount of time playing against a wall. You should too. My Basic Technique Guide Everything from this page Dribbling Strategy: The Basics - Playing smart is the best way to play. Find your position - Learn how to play every position, but specialize in one. Field Vision - being able to find your teammates and position yourself effectively. Composure - Your team needs you to be able to contribute to the game. Team Tactics- Remember that you aren't the only one on the field. A winning team is one that communicates well, moves off the ball for support, and knows the team's overallPlaying style Defense Fitness: Speed and Agility Everything else on this page Upper strength Again, as mint said, post your +'s and -'s. However, first read these two pages: How to create a training routine and Getting the most out of training My Architecture Blog(updated 02-12-13) |
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| Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 22:52 | |
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klc123 wrote: Do you/ Did you play runescape?
lol I highly doubt his that zezima |
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| Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 23:07 | |
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I know it wouldn't be the same one but it might be one of his million worshippers who use his username for everything else in life A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. |
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| Posted: 01 Feb 2010, 00:34 | |
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pickyourheadup wrote: Zezima, don't worry. As mint said, hard work can go a long way.
I'd suggest to begin a schedule that not only focuses on fundamentals, but on fitness and tactics. Fundamentals: Wall Drills - Every single professional player has spent a significant amount of time playing against a wall. You should too. My Basic Technique Guide Everything from this page Dribbling Strategy: The Basics - Playing smart is the best way to play. Find your position - Learn how to play every position, but specialize in one. Field Vision - being able to find your teammates and position yourself effectively. Composure - Your team needs you to be able to contribute to the game. Team Tactics- Remember that you aren't the only one on the field. A winning team is one that communicates well, moves off the ball for support, and knows the team's overallPlaying style Defense Fitness: Speed and Agility Everything else on this page Upper strength Again, as mint said, post your +'s and -'s. However, first read these two pages: How to create a training routine and Getting the most out of training that was awesome .. that should be a summary for all the newbies that come here.. fantastic to know Him is to want to know Him more" "i don't know where the limit is, but I know where it is not" Tocar y moverse y tratarla siempre muy muy bien..' |
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