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Coaching Youth Soccer $24.99 Coaching Youth Soccer - Photographic Print |
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Survival Guide for Coaching Youth Soccer $11.91 Survival Guide for Coaching Youth Soccer |
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Coaching Youth Soccer (Paperback) $13.12 Created by the American Sport Education Program and U.S. Youth Soccer, the fifth edition of Coaching Youth Soccer provides the keys to attacking and defending successfully, along with a chapter on goalkeeping, and includes position-specific guidance. The book features the use of both skills and drills type activities, and small-sided games to help the new coach or the parent of a young player. It includes sample training plans for U6, U8, U10, U12 and U14. Original. |
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Coaching Soccer $18.71 Coaching Soccer |
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Coaching Youth Soccer Video: Techniques & Tactics (VHS) $25.95 Coaching youth soccer can be very rewarding, but for volunteer and novice coaches, it can also be more than a little intimidating. Fortunately, the American Sport Education Program (ASEP)knows what it takes to help you succeed. Thousands of youth coaches have used the Coaching Youth Soccer book to achieve success. The Coaching Youth Soccer Video will help you create an even more successful coaching experience, showing you how to teach the most popular soccer tactics and techniques. You can use the video in conjunction with the book or by itself. It presents more than 20 of the most important techniques and tactics for coaches to teach their young players. You'll be given step-by-step instructions, and you'll see young players clearly demonstrate the tactics and techniques. The Coaching Youth Soccer Video provides excellent instruction for the beginning coach. It's designed for volunteer and novice coaches of players ages 8 to 14 and for parents of players in that age group. |
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Knack Coaching Youth Soccer (Paperback) $15.4 Addressing different levels of soccer coaching, both by age and by league, a quick reference presents plans, exercises, strategies, and tips to help parent- or counselor-coaches avoid embarrassment, have fun, and leave kids with the happiest sporting experience possible. Original. |
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Baffled Parent's Guide to Coaching Youth Soccer $12.65 Written by soccer great and championship Stanford coach Bobby Clark, COACHING YOUTH SOCCER: THE BAFFLED PARENT'S GUIDE tells you how, starting at point zero, an uninitiated coach can meld kids into a team and help them enjoy one of the most rewarding expe |
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Coaching Soccer for Dummies $12.14 How to get a kick out of coaching kids` soccer Each year, 6.1 million kids aged 6 to 17 play soccer for more than 25 days a year, and each of their teams needs a coach. In many cases, the coach is a parent or adult volunteer who may not have any previous coaching (or even soccer) experience. This book provides these volunteers with a crash course in soccer and coaching fundamentals. It provides an easy-to-understand overview of soccer rules, positions, and strategies as well as imaginative, enjoyable drills to help kids improve their kicking, dribbling, headers, and play-making. And, there`s lots of advice on typical coaching challenges, from handling substitutions and playing time to encouraging good sportsmanship and involving parents. The National Alliance For Youth Sports is America`s leading advocate for positive and safe sports for children. The Alliance provides a wide range of programs for volunteer coaches, professional and volunteer administrators, officials, parents, and young athletes. Greg Bach (West Palm Beach, FL) is Director of Communications for the National Alliance for Youth Sports. |
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Weight Training Soccer: Want To Know Instant Strategies
You might disagree, but hear me out on this. While coaching players on games that involves great strength, and, or explosive power weight training soccer is very useful. If player do not need strength and power to a large extent even for them, strong abdominal and lower back muscles are helpful.
In this article you will find the basic concept of weight training for soccer using simple techniques for applying those concepts.
During soccer strength training, Specificity is a very important concept. It means that if you can train your players in a way that emulates their activity when playing on the field, then you must spend the majority of your time training in that way. For Example: Runners practice through running and swimmers through swimming.
With a view to develop power, the speed of the training or exercise is vital. Weight training programs should be prepared explicitly for individuals taking into consideration their role in team sports, their age, physical and mental capacity to take stress, and the level at which they are to play.
When this kind of information is available to a coach while planning a fitness training program, it ensures a good start.
For over all physical conditioning you should arrange those exercises which develop specific training. Like for developing aerobic and strength and power fitness exercises, running and weight lifting are also performed by swimmers.
One more feature in weight training soccer often ignored is prevention of injury.Another area of weight training soccer which is commonly neglected in is injury prevention. Injury prevention even though not directly contributing to the play, is important as it ensures that the players are fit to play at the most critical times of the year.
Soccer is a sport which involves running, sprinting, turning and twisting, side-stepping, and setting for an attempt. To develop strength, stability and power the chain of muscles titled as the "anterior and posterior chain," involved in these activities should be given attention.
The best exercises for developing these muscles are the core lifts, like squats and deadlifts. The general soccer fitness program may be used commonly but these two core lifts are very essential for leg, hip, back and abdominal strength.
You may also include a swimming program to focus added attention on the shoulders, arms and back muscles.
Usually strength enhancing programs include heavy weight lifting with few repetitions. You should be knowing by now that unlike other sports requiring bulk and weight soccer is a sport that requires strength with mobility, speed and stamina.
Working on very special muscle groups can also enhance the performance even if primary strength, power or endurance gains are lacking. They are the lower back and hamstrings, and the quadriceps muscles that help knee joint function.
Now having equipped with knowledge always keep in mind that in weight training soccer doing weights might not give much benefit. You should consider joining our youth soccer coaching society that has a plethora of informative articles, weekly newsletters, and videos to help you better understand the concepts of youth coaching.
About the Author
Andre Botelho is known online as The "Expert Youth Soccer Coach" and he's a worldwide recognized authority in youth soccer coaching. His free youth soccer coaching reports and ebooks have been downloaded more than 100,000 times. Andre Botelho influences well over 35,000 youth soccer coaches worldwide each year with his unique coaching style. Learn how to explode your players' skills and make training more fun. Download your free youth soccer coaching guide at http://www.soccerdrillstips.com
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