When Im Older I Wish To Become A Soccer Coach Does Any One Have Any Usefull Tips To Accomplish My Goal?
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Well when you find out do let me know, because thats what I'm interested in becoming too. I've searched for Bios of famous soccer coaches like Bruce Arena etc.. to see where they start. My absolute best guess is once youve finished college (and its a must for this route) get a job at a highschool as a soccer coach. But you definately need to somehow contact a soccer coach and ask them.
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"Now in order to become a great footballer you need a variety of different skills. You need to have good ball control/handling for often in a game you can get in pressured situations where you need to be very comfortable with the ball."\n\n"This brings me to a quote from a fellow soccer lover "Treat the soccer ball like a good friend or even a girlfriend." This meant that you should consider the ball as a part of you, "Be one with the soccer ball." Like any team sport without a good team player attitude you will get nowhere. Let me rephrase that, you need good people skills."\n\n"I ,and many other soccer players, feel creativity is a key element. Coaches can drive technical skills, and routine into young players minds which is doing them a disservice. It is teaching them to always do the same thing…not good."\n\n"On your way to become a great soccer player you will need to practice but just how much practice is needed? Around 5 hours a week for kids ages 12-15 should do the trick. "you need different amounts for different ages" quoted my past soccer coach."\n\n"You should have enough practice to make you feel you have learned something. In addition to all this you need to always be prepared to train by living a sport friendly lifestyle, which is free of alcohol etc."\n\n""The greatest players are the ones who practice by themselves and push their team mates." explained John (a online soccer expert)."
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if u want to play soccer and on a certain team that requires tryouts than yes. tryouts are very intimidating but they are worth it    if u don't want to play soccer for this certain coach you could see if there are any recreational teams available
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First of all what position are you going to play?\nIf you are a goal keeper, try putting some weight in your legs and wrists and jumping up and to the sides (as if you were trying to get the ball).\nOther positions try control of the ball, doing "the bicycle", changing direction and speed, etc. And also with out the ball try speed and changes in direction. If you have a partner, try dribbling and then try stoping him.
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uhh soccer will help u go farther in life... and tennice umm yahh only if u r really really really really good
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Being Noticed. Play for the highest possible league, if you make it in, stay there for experience whilst, write down your weaknesses in soccer and then improve on them.
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When your playing soccer its all about the fun so dont worry about the score or scoring just have FUN! dont use your hands only on throw-ins or of your goalie. also if you wanna score alot of goals you should be a FORWARD as a position, its how i score 2 or 3 goals each game. dont be scared of the ball and dont kick with your toe (front of shoe) becuase it hurts! you might kick it high, but it hurts. just kick the ball on the sho laces of your shoes. try not to be rough in soccer because you might get kicked out of the game. SO GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN!
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Try out for a select team for an established and respected soccer club in your area. Once you are on a team and play in tournaments etc...more and more people will see you play and you will get noticed.
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dont concentrate so much on the meals! eh, become an all-round player, focus on speed, agility, reaction and of course ball handling...your shot will develop by itself, just make sure you practice passing,passing and passing. Passing equals goals.
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PLEASE DO PRACTISE AT LEAST 3 HOURS A DAY UNDER A GOOD COACH.  IT IS GOOD FOR TO JOIN COACHING CENTRE NEARBY YOU.
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I would probably have to say go for it!!! Your soccer coach would be so proud that you would toast to him, of course I would be!! You could just say, To my coach the most wonderful man in the world. He taught me so many things, and I have done little for him in return. So, to Coach So and So. Cheers!!!! You could even put a joke in here or there. All you have to do is be yourself, use your imagination, and remember all the good things that that person has done to you for you and for those around you. That's all their is to it. Just remember be yourself.
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how many teams are you on?? my friend is on 2 and i understand why your friends hate it. you never get to hang out with them or anything fun but if soccer is a big priority in your life don't quit. if you're really good you might even be able to go professional. just be sure not to talk about soccer too much in front of your friends so they don't get frustrated. especially the people you meet at the team and how someone or you scored a goal. just say a simple "we won our last game" and change the topic. i wish you the best of luck!!
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If you really want to be a pro soccer player you need two very important things:\n\nFirstly you need to have the required skill level to be considered.\nSecondly you have to have the luck to be seen by the right people to take a chance on you. You need the breaks as there are thousands of very good players out there who never get seen. For every one that makes it there are several hundred that don't.\n\nHaving met these two criteria it is all down to hard work.\n\nGood Luck with your dreams.
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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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Im shortly going to be a Sophomore, but i made varsity my freshman year. Ill tell you this..\n\n-You have to show the coach that you have a passion for the sport.\n-Show him/her that you will try your hardests wether you are winning or losing.\n-Show the coach  you have HEART.\n\nBut thats not all--\n\n-You have to have great potential. \n-You need to have good speed and skills.\n-Endurance.\n-Show that you would put yourself on the line for anything.\n-The ability to encourage other players to try their hardest. A potential backbone to the team.\n\nAnd at try-outs... give it 150%. Show the coach that you are out there for the sport, and nothing else (like talking to the other people). Be the first to every ball, challenge whomever has the ball, and show your DEDICATION.\n\nIf you have all of this, you are truly varsity soccer material! Any coach would be lucky to have you on his team!\n\nP.S. try and do "off season" stuff. like play club soccer when you are out of your high school season.\n\n\nGood luck!
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I have been around soccer in one way or another for 22 years and from my experience both playing and coaching I think the best way to ntroduce yourself is to have a two different meetings. One with the parents (depending on the age of the players you are coaching) either before or after practice and let them know who you are and give a little background info on yourself. The second meeting should be with the players before the start of practice (the first one if it's not to late) and do the same thing you did with the parents. From my experience you will gain a lot more respect from both the players and parents. And in both meetings explain your expectations (playing time, goals set, etc....)! Hopefully that helps you out a little bit!
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first join a local soccer asso and volunteer. depending on your experience and skill level, they will place you with an appropriate team. buy a good book/dvd on proper coaching/practice technigues depending on age group. let kids play the game without undue stress and have fun.....