How shud i organize soccer at my school?
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13 plyrs/tm is probably too many. you wouldnt get enough teams to have a decent league, unless your school is massive or soccer-crazed. i would suggest play 5 v 5 or 6 v 6 games. this way each team would only require 6-8 players and you'd probably get mor e interest.
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Physically or online?\n\nI donb't know where you live so I can't speak to a physical location, but I use finesoccer.com as a coaching tool for my U14 boys team.
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This site has a soccer coaching manual for advice for the novice coach to the more advanced.\n\nhttp://www.ucs.mun.ca/~dgraham/manual/\n\nWikipedia has a good article on soccer\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer\n\nThis site offers soccer help with testimonials but may require a fee.\n\nhttp://www.soccerhelp.com/
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A teacher's work is never done! \nThe best way to get organised is to put some systems in place.  This takes a bit of time to start with but subsequently only times, dates and names need to be changed.\nNo teacher starts with a blank sheet, don't be shy about asking your colleagues how they cope with certain tasks.  You will find that they are very willing and proud to share their tips with you.\nThe more organised you are the better teacher you will be.\nTry to do most of your school work at school, staying later or arriving earlier if need be and using every spare minute in the day so you can separate your school life from your home life (this will make you happier!).\nYour question is a little bit vague. Can you break it down into more specific areas?\nStart by organising your classroom so you have everything to hand and file or organise your resources in some sort of system so you can find what you need quickly.  You can do this  by alphabetical order or topic or numbers.  It's a big help to make use of colour labels/pictures/numbers for different things.\nDo the same for curriculum matters, exam papers, tests,etc\nOrganise your mark book so that you have a record of everything you need to know.  This need not be written down necessarily.  Example, if a pupil hands his homework late, circle the mark in green ink.  At a glance you will be able to see how many times this has happened.  Come parents' evening you can let them know this fact and/or write it in his school report. Devise other notations to tell you other things but keep it simple and keep a key to remind you what they mean.\nI hope that's been of some help and don't worry,everything eventually falls into place.\nGood luck\nMartine
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LOL try www.soccer.gov
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Try the selection on SoccerBars.com
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Redlands AYSO (America Youth Soccer Organization).\n\nhttp://www.redlandsayso.org/
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Hey Malu,\nContact the coaches at the schools you are interested in going to and someone there will tell you what you need to do. Usually they want a highlights tape and one game tape. If they are impressed with what they see they will send a scout out to you or you will be asked to try out at the school. If that doesn't work out you can always try to walk on... this means you try out for the team and if you make it you won't be on scholarship your first year but possibly starting your sophomore year.
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there are soccer leagues all over the place.  your state should have a youth soccer organization and an adult organization.  al you have to do is call and they can get you hooked up with a team.
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I played keeper last year it a hard job and a easy job.Like the first guy said work on falling or they will score on you all today.Make sure to work on your punts and free kicks, goal kicks.Practice alot it does make a different.And when it one on one you versus the forward or the attacker charged them if your in HS most kid get scared and mess and stretch your body when you charged the attacker.And comfort in the goal box.Good luck
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join a good football team. I'm a scout and go 5 matches a day. then try to apply for the Gary Neville school of soccer it has many scouts looking for talent. Blackburn has the best opportunities!
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Seriously, get a good education and go to a good soccer university....like Santa Clara in California.
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Try persuading the ones in charge of your sports to allow girls to play "boy sports". If that fails, go to another school.
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wot u wanna do is put a sign up and hold aditions fro a football team,or you could join a team.When u hav ateam u need 2 arange training,and matches.you also need to gte your team in2 a leuege.the more well known ya team is tehy better chace ya team has of makin it better.ok i hope that helps
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Always try to find the open space. Pay attention to the off side rules. Learn to kick the ball in a way that the ball ends up were you want to send it..  The same heading the ball. Practice until you can do that. The ball is the tool of the game.
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contact the board of ed in your area and they will guide you and help adminstrate it\n\nlike your name
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If you have a friend or neighbor or sibling that plays soccer, you could ask them to teach you over the summer.  Try practicing about ten minutes a day until you get the hang of it.  When school gets back, and soccer starts up again, you'll be ready to join a recreational team!