Juggling helps but really juggling is the best way to improve juggling. If you want to train your first touch then get someone to pass the ball to you and then control it with one touch... or.. when you juggle kick the ball high into the air and control it with your first touch and repeat
juggling for a long time has a lot to do with concentration... if you can juggle 100 easily then chances are you can juggle 1000 if you want it bad enough.. keep your eyes glued to the balls at all times... my record was 1518 i think... it gets boring and you start to lose concentration thats when y...
If you want to try and compensate for your lack of pace by training other things you can, but I suggest you work on speed. With a speed/strength training program, not only will you be faster, but you should get bigger, stronger and become much better player.
It is very important that you stretch it because if you constantly ignore it and train with the tightness/pain/stiffness over time it will cause your hamstring to weaken, you could cause a muscle imbalance. My suspicion is it is bearing too much force and is just getting tighter and tighter. Your gl...
football is what I know.. and what I love... Football is what I dream and what I breathe and I can't imagine my life without it. Since noone in the world knows the meaning of life, football is something that gives me meaning. It's the passion inside you that always burns, when all else seems to be f...
What separates Amateur leagues from semi-pro is money. More money = better players which can contribute to a faster game. The semi-pro clubs get recognized over-seas while the Amateurs don't. They would have connections to overseas clubs as well. For example a Italian supported team in one country, ...
mine is something like 1600... to me after 1000 it becomes pointless... you start to feel like you are not gaining anything.. just getting your legs tired..
It could be because you have increased your training quickly in a short amount of time. Your legs aren't use to it. Just apply heat and massage them and make sure you stretch that's important. Over time you won't be as sore, I haven't trained in months and yesterday was my first training session bac...
It is unlikely to be osgood shattler disease unless you have had a growth spurt recently. Osgood occurs because your bones grow to fast for your tendons and I don't think that's you case. Also your symptoms don't match up. I'm no specialist either but I know a lot about knees. You don't have patella...