How do I become better at sports?
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Remember the sentence practice makes perfect rather than no pain no gain
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That depends of many circumstances. How old are you? What position do you play? Are you male or female?\n         For starters , you have to have talent to play sports. And, of course, practice a lot. I am from Argentina, and we used to play almost every day for as long as we could.\nFirst, you have to learn to handle the ball.This you can do for yourself. Kick and kick and kick the ball until the ball goes to where you sent it. Then, try to watch as many games as you can. But not just to do what the other players do. Analize the game to see for yourself what work and what does not, because even profesionals players, making lots of moneys, make lots of mistakes. Also, playing defense it is easier to play playmaker or offense. Defense only have to kick the ball away from the opponent, and do the job.To create plays and score it is a lot more difficult.\n     I have a younger brother who didn't have much talent for soccer, but he practice a lot since he was nine or ten, and he became an excellent player and I took him to play for my team everywhere. So, good luck to you.  Ben
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practice one skill at a time, with a lot of repetition.  make sure you are doing it correctly first.  also play a lot of street basketball to get used to the game.
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Try to call someone advance to practice with you and learn how to intercept pass and stuff,and also try shooting from a close range at first and gradually get futher and futher as u improve
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You have to build up your leg muscles and keep practicing.  \nYou should time yourself and then you can see when you are improving.\n\nalso get someone to coach you. someone that knows how and maybe won stuff.\n\nI haven't done this so I'm not an expert yet.\n\nsteffy
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Over time with experiance in something like the sport you might get a little better.. but like all things in life, if you don't pratice at it.. you won't get much better.
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Work hard and then harder practice and practice some more!\nThen pester coaches for good teams near you until they have to give you a try out or see how much you want to play.  Then the rest is up to you!\nBest wishes
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get a heck of a lot better at a lot of different sports
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yes -- just run a little bit every day, jog, run a couple sprints on grass, play catch, and anything that's fun but still benifits you toward being a better player.
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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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Keep practicing but also play in as many pick up games as you can.\n\nMake sure you you shoot from different spots on the floor and work on different moves as well.\n\nGet a friend and play some one on one to get used to faking.\n\nTry and get some pointers from someone who you know that is a good player or a coach.
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Go and practice a Sport and maintain doing it
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emm throwin a ball around?? u must become the ball, get to know the ball, be its best friend, become on. or get lessons or something. sorry :( no one answered ur q so i thought id give it a go
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Well you should definitely practice a lot. You also might want to start playing on a summer team. I play defense and I joined a summer team and I feel like I am improving
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The best way to get faster? Run\nThe best way to improve in soccer? Play and watch soccer.\n\nTrainning is the key, trust me. In two years I went from nothing to a good goalkeeper, and after two years without trainning, I'm crappy
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You get BETTER AGILITY by working out with excercises which INCREASE quickness and balance! Once you do an excercise you keep working to get quicker and MORE EFFICIENT. Depends on the kind of agility you want: Football, Basketball, Baseball etc...
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You can learn sports in a few ways.  Obviously books or the internet work.  But that's not the most practical application. A good one is the old guy at the sports bar.  If you find a 40+ at a sports bar, you are golden.  Not only will they tell you about the ins and outs, they'll tell you about the old days of sport.  Interesting stuff actually.\n\nAlso try watching nationally televised games.  The announcers know they are broadcasting to a mostly non sports audience.  As a result they usually take extra time to explain stuff that may seem obvious to a sports head.  Monday Night Football with Joe Theisman, Fox Saturday baseball with Joe Buck and the upcoming NBA Finals are all good things to watch.