How to start football activites?
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Get a football and start throwing it to someone.  Catch it when they throw it back.
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try http://www.footballpoets.org/
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HERE are the basic rules for football.....\nhttp://www.football.com/rulesabc/
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Almost, try to go to the gym 3/4 times a week, occassionally fit in a swim and a run. Play football when the season's on. Guessing i'm almost with you on that one
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try http://home.skysports.com/football/
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Hmmm, maybe u can find a coach to teach u and practice from there. Train when u have the free time. Beckham plays football for money. So u will have to sacrifice alot of ur free time to train and kick let he does.
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You need a good head on your shoulders first. This enables you to make snap decisions that will put you in the play. I also suggest conditioning. I mean running ablility is a must. If you can't run you can catch or out run someone else. Agility and flexability is a must. You must be able to move in different directions in an instant. If you are not flexible you will be more prone to injuries. Other than this you need good hands. Your hands play an essential part of the game. You  must catch the ball, throw the ball and use your hands to hold someone to tackle them and even use them to push them off of you to get to the play or to gain yardage. These are a few things you should work on to be a good football player. Attitude, confidence, hard work, determination and being coachable will help extremely. I hope this helps. JT Lay
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if you are cute then join the football and the cheerleaders will be all over you. You know if you really want to join an activity then join.
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I used to play at the clup,also I played in the streets with my friends.If U wanna go proessional U should sign in a football clup,sure u will play ther.with your friends U could play at any opened place.\nGOOD LUCK\n:)
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The key is speed.  If you are the fastest guy on your team, you might have a chance.\n\nBefore you start thinking about the NFL, you need to get into a college program.  Most NFL players come from Division 1 programs.  There are 115 Division 1A football programs.  This means you can fill the rosters of all the Division 1 programs with 1st or 2nd team All-State players at each position every year.  That is your competition.\n\nJohn T. Reed provides a lot of detail about going from high school football to college.  Take it one step at a time.
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There is a coin toss to determine who gets to recieve the ball and who kicks it off. Then there is a kickoff where one team kicks the ball to the other team and they recieve it, then they can run it up the field or call for a fair catch, or if its in the endzone, take a knee and start with the ball at their own 20 yard line.
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It's always worth playing football, whether in 1st or 12th. Go for it. Just apply yourself to the practices and the playbook. The coach will always notice a player that gives his all.
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there is a pretty good exercise I do for football. You lay on your back and put your legs in the air(just dangle them). Then you do 30 cruches. Take your time don't rush! Then with your legs still in the air (you keep them up the entire time) you do 30 leg lifts. They are where you but your hands under your but and shoot your legs out straight. Then you with your back down lift your legds (still straight) up and down (thats one)You do it 30 times. Then yes with your legs still in the air you do 30 seconds of bicicles. That when you take your legs in the air and bend them.Then you start pedeling them like you are riding s bike. At the same time you put your hands on your head and do half cruches form side to side. Then 30 more leg lifts. Remember kepp your legs up back down take your time and don't give up. Dont wait in between the different exercises. do it 6 days a week.
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hey truefire, well you've got the right start...you just want to play.\n\nIs there a reason why you're not playing high school ball?\n\nYou can contact me, and I will do my best to answer each segment of questions you're looking for; but try to understand there are people that get paid very well for exercise and diet regimins...to put any information out here thats free and easy would put folks out of work.\n\nYour beginning will be in fitness...your body has to be in very good shape to withstand the beating you take in football.\nHaving a membership to the Y is a great start. \n\nYour initial goal is to bench press your body weight...and run 40 yards in less than 5 seconds.\n\nI don't own any monopoly on good ideas...after 5 years of college ball I was a coach at collegiate level for a couple and now I'm in europe at a semi pro level.\n\nbelow are my websights.\n\nstay faithful to your workouts.\n~Coach Rayward
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The above are good, but there's a couple things missing. First, you need to get with one of your coaches and have them teach you how to run proper routes. As a QB, you more than anyone else should realize how important it is to run routes correctly and not round them off. Second, you need to get someone to throw bricks to you (no Im not kidding). Catching bricks will help you learn to catch with your hands first, instead of trying to trap the ball against your body (if you trap a brick against your chest a couple times, I promise it will help break you of the habit.) Good receivers don't wait for the ball to come into their body; they pluck it out of the air, and that's what the brick drill will enforce. Obviously you don;t want someone winging bricks at your head, but I think you understand what I mean. You do have to be careful though, cause it's real easy to break your fingers if you grab it wrong, and of course it's gonna not feel too good if you miss and it hits you in the chest/gut/manbag or lands on your foot. Again, talk to your coach and I'm sure he can show you the right way to run the drill.
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kicking the ball should help
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The best way to learn is to watch a game by yourself and pay attention to the commentators, (avoid John Madden at all costs, he'll only confuse you more) then ask questions.  Reading the rules is nice, but the rulebook is wordy and very boring.  You could also play a football video game, but there are subtle differences between the different levels of competiton i.e. high school, college. professional, Canadian (if you want to consider that football)  the best way to go is watch NFL games, then work your way down.