What do we gaing in waching football.?
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Learn to spell and you can maybe gain a job , respect , knowledge ... etc. Come back when you know how to spell and have a decent question to ask.
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keep practicing your hand skills by throwing the ball up and catching it. the more you do it the more you will get use to it. trust me 94 all-city wr speaking here. it worked for me. try to keep it simple as well! good luck and don't give up!
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Lots of movement, pass alot, use the side boards, very good physical condition(its more physical then a regular game on a normal field).\nGood luck
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and this relates to football??? How!!!
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Read all about it.  \n\nOften there are bets, like each owner gives an amount of money at the beginning of the season and the winner gets it all or split up between top places.  You can also bet on highest stats per week.  Like if the stat for the week is TD's, you can win an amount if a player on your team has the most.  But there are also several "free" leagues as well.
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Hey me and my friends are trying to figure out the same question. We have figured out till now is \n\n1. To teach and preach football to everybody by spreading the excitement that we get by watching matches.\n\n2. If possible get sponsors interested in the sport.\n\n3. The most important is to force the National football administrators to get a better coach.\n\n4. Get the youngsters to know and play football better by teaching whomsoever you can.\n\n         My friend its kinda tough but u know that its never easy. Also it gives a nice feeling that India had once reached the fifa world cup finals and then didnt qualify due to playing barefooted.
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playing good football.
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Well learn to read first. This is football!!!!
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bro go to :\nSports > Football (soccer)\nit's in there ..
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Get stats, the teams' record and how far they went in the play-offs.  \nIf you can interview the coach.  Ask the coach questions like: which player is the most improved from last season? What do you think is the strength of the team? (get names and last years stats to back it up)? Ask about any surprise underclassmen. \n\nThe Quarterback and runningback stats are a must.  Also the leading tackler (or sacks) on defense.  For the QB Yards and Touchdowns are most important (if the QB had like 35 TD's and 3 interceptions mention that, that's a good ratio).  For the running back yards and TD's too.  \nMention the under classmen that did well this season (get this from the coach) and be all super excited that they'll be "returning next season to lead the (school mascot name here) to another winning season."  You have my permission to use that line.\n\nIf you only get a paragragh, then only mention the scorers on the team and the positive from the previous season.  But if you get more, be through and a little more detailed.  Ask the coach when in doubt he should be more objective than the captain of the team, who may just want his name in print.
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While there are strategies on and off the field to learn, this is a people business.  Knowing how to communicate to people to motivate them to achieve their best is what you want to focus on.\nDo your homework by finding out where the current and recent past coaches came from.  Find the name of every coach for every team in the NFL over the last 10 years.  Find out what their backgrounds were.  Did they start as players?  Coach college first?  Find the coach(es) that you want to embrace as role models, not for their winning record, but for their ability to get the job.  A background you can relate to and emulate.  Start with coaching right now.  City league football or YMCA or HS asst. coach.  Try private schools since they're not a govt. agency they may be easier to get started with.  There's nothing like doing it to learn to do it.  You have to be able to asst. coach HS before you can asst coach college ball.  You have to understudy a good college head coach before you can be a College Head Coach.  If you can't with a college team, you won't be going to the NFL.  You have to prove yourself so you might as well get started.  Degrees and resume qualifications won't get you the job.\n\nThis is a relationship based business.  Start placing yourself in correct environment to initiate, build and nurture those relationships.  Look on the sidelines and find out who's there and who they work for.  Relentlessly pursue the job that puts you on the sidelines.  Read "The 21 Indisputable Laws of Leadership" by John Maxwell.  Get a hold of the team chaplin and volunteer to help him with anything, making copies, running errands, anything.  Don't take "no" for an answer.  Don't be annoying, be persistant.  Did I mention to refine your people skills?\n\nGo for it!
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try practicing \n\nSlide Tackling(my fave)\nFake Charge (Step forward at the ball and make the player think your gonna tackle)\nOffence skills.\nthrough pass (pass the ball infront of the player)
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You're probably going to have to start as a position coach and then work your way up to coordinator then head coach.  Experience is everything for coaches in football.
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To get better at football you need to practice alot. Football is a sort of hard sport at first, but if you practice and love doing it then you will soon get better if you keep trying!
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The below link is to the Football Coaches Professional Growth Association. Maybe they can give you the advise you need.
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well maybe your a little light but your young and you can always hit the gym....and 100 yard in 11 seconds is damn good man........thats like 12 or 13 seconds in 100m....the world record is like 9.87 or something.....now either way my friend if you play football your gonna need that ability to take a hit because your definetly gonna get hurt.....its the name of the game\n\nbut to figure out what you wanna do then you have to ask yourself what you wanna really do.......do you wanna tackle ppl and make interceptions or do you wanna score and have glory\n\nnow the higher level of competition you get the more the coaches dont try you out in different positions and you have to pick yourself....i had to do that and didnt like it becasue i got cut lol....i probably had more talent at running back but i tried out for defensive back and wide receiver.....learn from my mistake.....dont worry about getting cut or force yourself to do a position you dont truly love.....do the position that you feel most comfotably in unless the coach says otherwise\n\nnow the different positons are:\n\nquarterback: throws the ball and manages the offense....usually the team leader\n\nrunning back is divided in two....fullback and half back...fullback usually really big and is the lead blocker for the half back who is usually the main runner of the team...the running game and also both running backs catch short passes\n\nthe receivers are the usually the fastest players who run routs and catch all sorts or passes\n\nthe tight end is usually a big guy who is half wide receiver half offensive lineman.....they sometimes help out and block but most of the time they catch intermediate distance passes in the middle of the field\n\nnow the offensive lineman and the defensive lineman are the biggest on the field.....offensive blocks the defensive lineman when their trying to rush the quarterback\n\nthe linebackers are in the middle of the defense and usually stop the run or cover receiver in short yard situations \n\nand the defensive backs are divided in two....safeties are the last line of defense and stay back in coverage....the free safety covers the deep passes and the wide receivers and the strong safety stay closer to the linebackers for run support or cover the tight ends........of course there are exceptions and its not always like this..........and finally the cornerbacks cover the receiver directly and usually follow them everywhere on the field\n\ni would suggest with your size and speed and you say your small that you play corner but i never liked it because you have to backpedal a lot and you have to be quick to react and not just fast because you dont know where the receivers going\n\nsafety might be too hard for you the first year because you have to know all the receivers routes and stuff more and know the passing tree\n\nand if you wanna be on offense then you might wanna be a half back because you run and if your quick then you could be like the next barry sanders or you could shake the defenders easily\n\nor you could be wide receiver because most of them are really tall but there are shorter receivers that are quick as hell but make it.....like joey galloway or steve smith.....but you have to be able to catch and run precise routes\n\nfinal thouht get buff work out at the gym and find out what you love and what positon you would like but when working out at the gym dont lose any speed because speed is very useful and speed kills\n\ngood luck
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To play the game of football (American), strength is a key factor, as many different facets of the game are based on trying to control the movements of other players -- be it through blocking, running or tackling. And while technique and leverage are key aspects of this, they can only compensate for so much if one player is significantly stronger than the other. So yes, to be successful, I would say strength is a key factor in the game.\nThe one exception to this might be the role of kicker or punter, but each of those also need strong legs, which would again go back to the need for strong muscles.\nHope this helps.