Tag Archive | "on your own"

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Conditioning in 60 Minutes or Less

by Coach James

I want to improve my speed and stamina for soccer. What are some good exercises I can do that will be effective in 60 minutes or less?

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Practicing on Your Own: Wall Ball 1

by Coach James

Wall Ball

All you need to practice soccer is you, a ball, and a wall

Simply put, wall ball is practicing your soccer skills using a wall to stop the ball and to return the ball to you. Continue Reading

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How Can A New Player Make The High School Team?

by Coach James

I’ve been playing soccer in my gym class, and I really like it. Now I’d like to try out for my high school team, but I have never played before. Continue Reading

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Soccer Sprint Speed

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10/10s, 20/20s

by Coach James

Improve Player Speed

image borrowed from gsports247

Here is an easy to coach exercise that you can use to help players improve their endurance. It can be performed in virtually any space with virtually any number of players.
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How Can I Get In Shape for Soccer QUICKLY?

by Coach James

I want to start training for the high school team, and I’m kinda out of shape. Continue Reading

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Practicing on Your Own: Wall Ball 2

by Coach James

Makeshift Soccer Goal

Wall Ball is a great way to practice your soccer skills

 
If you read Wall Ball Part 1 you know that playing against a wall is one of the best ways for soccer players to practice on your own.

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Learn To Juggle A Soccer Ball

by Coach James

Juggle A Soccer Ball

I’ve been playing for about 6 years, and I still can’t juggle. Now I’m on a high school team, and I NEED to know how to juggle! Any suggestions ?

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