36 years teaching  experience and soccer  and  chess instructor
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I recommend that you go to www.craigslist.org.  There are lost of job listing on there.
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It takes 4 years. Because you have to get your coaching badges first.\n\n2 for the premiership.
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What really taught me was Chess. You can attack, show mercy, and getting kids into figuring out problems. Do I lose my Rook, knight, bishop, or queen? Pawns are a given to be taken. I would play this against my father, and loser did dishes. Two years of dishes and then my dad did dishes from then on.
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I teach two hours a day, two days a week and train about 10 hours a week. I would like it to be more.
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The coach and the GK.
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25 years, able to complete training course.
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experience my friend. Go visit with an older person. the only way to improve is to practice.
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he played the International 2 about 16/17 years ago.Stunning!!!
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I Turbo love soccer more than any other sports i played since i was 5 varsity all through high school. now i'm 21 and coach so yah i turbo love soccer.
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i think....because..he coached ronaldo at the age 14 years old...
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Jumping the gun a little bit aren't you.  When training in any martila arts don't look to the future.  Train on what you are learning now andget down the basics.  Take your time.  I am 30 years old.  I started Taekwondo when I was 12.  At 19 I was a red belt black stripe and took Phase one black belt testing.  Before I took the final phase a few months later I joined the Army and Started at a new taekwondo school  but since I was new at the school I wanted to start as a White Belt.  Attained red Belt there and then was Sent to Oklahoma and I started as Guess what??  White Belt again.  Then Germany  as a White Belt and now I am in Washington and Got out of the Army and when I started Taekwondo here guess what I started as?  Yes White Belt.I am not in a rush to get a Black Belt the color really means nothing to me.  Since I am going to be in Washington for a while I might as get Black belt while I am here and Also since I have been training for about 18 years.  So in closing color of the belt means nothing to a True artist.  If thats all you care about then you are taking Martial arts for the wrong reason.
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Featured Links\n\nDiscover Advanced Soccer Tricks And Tactics...Free! \n\nFREE Soccer Conditioning & Fitness Course at TotalSoccerFitness.com\n \n\nPassing the Test - Soccer Passing Skills\n\nHaving learned the importance of strategy, one of the most critical skills to develop in applying it—as well as the backbone of teamwork in soccer—is passing. \n\nPassing allows your team to keep possession of the ball and find holes in the opposing team’s defense.  As a team, try to keep the ball moving and spread the defense, taking advantage of open spaces. The best way to accomplish this is to play one and two touch soccer. \n\nStrike the ball with pace so that your teammate doesn't have to wait on the ball.  A firm pass is more likely to arrive at its destination.  In terms of teamwork, the player who is the intended target of your pass must go to the ball.  At the same time though, make your teammate look good by digging out a bad pass and keep possession.\n\nAs a team, train in game-like situations, with the right kind of intensity and pressure. Anybody can play keep a way when they aren't under pressure, but only the good player can do it in a crunch. \n\nYou can recreate game-like conditions by making the areas you are playing in small so that there is constant pressure on those with the ball. Then, when you are getting the right intensity, open the game up and play in a larger area.  For example, start with 8 versus 8 in the goal box and then open up into the whole half once the intensity mimics that of a game.\n\nWhen you’re not training with the team, work on technique by kicking the ball against a wall. Make sure to use both your right and left foot. Keep your ankle locked and strike through the center of the ball with pace.  Get your body behind the ball with a uniform strong sense of balance.  \n\nIn order to become a great passer, you’re also going to need to become familiar with the different kinds of passes, and the various ways in which they are used…\n \n\nPut Your Best Foot Forward\n\nThe way in which you move the ball depends on several things, such as:\n\n·         Where it’s going\n\n·         What you want it to do when it gets there\n\n·         Who’s in the way, and\n\n·         What part of the foot you use\n\nThe first three factors depend on your own strategy, but the last one depends solely on technique:\n\nInside of the foot:  This is the most useful part of the foot to use when passing the ball. It’s the part of your foot with the most surface area, thus giving you the most control and accuracy. \n\nInside edge of the foot:  This is the same as the above but with the upper portion of your foot to bend the ball. Wrap your foot around the ball so it curves into your teammate’s feet or into an area, as with a cross or shot.\n\nOutside of the foot:  This kind of pass is used when you want to bend the ball into a teammate or into an area.  Often, your body is in a position where you can't make a simple pass.  If this is the case, try to strike through the ball.  Follow through with the upper portion of the outside of your foot.  \n\nLong passes:  This is for driving the ball into a teammate..  If you are picking a player out, you don't need to follow through the ball. Instead, strike the ball sharply and stop your follow through just after hitting it.\n\nBy fine-tuning your skills as a passer, you can significantly increase your team’s chances of success. Your victory won’t be complete, however, unless you and your teammates learn to cooperate to control the ball…\n\n \n\nPassing Standards\n\nThere’s an endless variety of patterns and drills that can help your team expand and hone its passing vocabulary. These, however, are the most important passing blueprints that you should be familiar with:\n \n\nGive and Go or Wall Pass\n\nMake a pass at an angle to a teammate and he or she plays the ball back to you after you have made a run behind the defender. \n\nThe key
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Martial Arts, and Soccer
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i have heard of him , you could find information on steven innes it shouldnt be hard he is a well known soccer player ,  you could find information at scottish foot ball association .
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PRIVATE TEACHER,\n\nSCHOOL TYEACHER,\n\nTUTION / COACHING CENTRE'S COUNCILING.
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I'm a soccer coach (and a dad), and this is *very* serious!  It is *not* a sports or a tennis question!\n\nFirst, stop this instant from thinking of him as a tennis coach.  He is no longer a tennis coach (yours or your mom's).  He is a creepy man.  And he is probably more than that, he may be dangerous to you, and to other tennis students.  You didn't say how old you are, and how old he is ... if he's a 20-year-old teaching a 17 year old, that's just inappropriate behavior for a coach, and you should find another one ... but if he's 40 and you're 13, then this is *very* serious and he should not be coaching you or anyone else your age.\n\nThink about yourself first, and then about other girls he may be in contact with.  The reasons there are laws about this is precisely because young kids react like you do ... they don't know how to say to an adult "that is over the line!"\n\nOh, and BTW, I am taking you at your word that you're telling the truth, and not just making stories up on the Internet, trying to get out of tennis, or think he's a mean coach, or hate or are scared of your mom.  If it's true, then your story may (rightly) get him fired from ever coaching again, and maybe screw up his life in other ways (e.g., if he is married, has his own kids), which would be a horrible thing to do if it is *not* true, no matter how much an a*hole of a coach he is.  If you're just hating your tennis lessons, and are scared to tell your mom, then find another way to get out of it than destroying this man's career and life.
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find a good coach and train a lot