ok im on summer break and i want to work on almost everything and i have lots of time. i was wondering if you guys had any routines that you guys do that helped you? any advice will help thx.
Yeah I 'm pretty pissed about the heat.
I'm generally the last one who will complain about heat, cold on the other hand...well i don't need to get into that lol.
I usually push myself to train even in extreme conditions, but this is to the point of dangerous!!!
Im not allowed going anymore, caz I had a tourny on the weekend and was exposed to the sun too much (almost fainted couple of times).
It's ridiculous! Canada can never get the temperature jsut right.
Anywyas tomorrow, no excuses I'll be out there workin!
ok runs hills.... how big of hills are we talking about here. i dont think i have a hill near me...maybe i can go run the hills where the kids dirtbike. so the steeper the hills the better?
i dont know how hot ur summer is but my opinion are to make a timetable what are u want to do everyday for ur summer. maybe on monday u can jog in the morning and improve ur jugling in the evening. on tuesday...and so on.
i want to improve my football skill from dribling to shooting.plz help me...
i cant go outside i almost fainted and as soon i go out there i almost faint. im so pissed. my training is getting slower. i play with a ball inside and it sucks
It's perfect. It is full of plyometric, weight, agility, aerobic, anaerobic, and flexibility schedules written for soccer fitness (strengh with speed also,) and it also has a summer, preseason, season, and postseason schedule that integrates all of these things together.
ROIUSA wrote:run hills everyday. do it till u either puke or simply cant move. everyday. no excuses
isn't that to much ? I've got this schedule of a trainer of me and I have to run 3 times a week 45 minutes to get some basic stamina, with always one day of rest between ...
If you are still young, it's not good to overtrain yourself, I think I did last year and in combination with my fast growth (I had good condition in beginning of season, but after that it was sucky ) ...
it may be too much training for some, but ive noticed a difference, plus my cousin said 2 doit and he was 2nd highest scorer in mass when he played high school
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I did a lot of core training, but that was just one aspect. I think it gives you smoother movement. Plus strength training on hotter days instead of runs
Also try to incorporate a ball of there is a clear trail for the hills. Using a ball is twice as hard when going up hill. You have to use your energy to run while also keeping the ball going up. Its one tought exercise but it improves you're stanima, fitness, ball control, and agility(only if you do specific drills to sprint with the ball up the hill ... not long distance).