how can I become a candidate for a high school soccer position?
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First you need to get your ass in shape. Try finding some soccer leagues in your age range that you can play. Also, do alot of running, if you've played before you'll know that soccer is a constant running game.....especially if you play midfield. When I was in High School over the winter I would play on 4 different teams so I could keep in shape. You don't have to go to that extreme but try going to an indoor faculty, they're always looking for teams/players.
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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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contact your local YMCA they always need coaches for b-ball, soccer, baseball, etc. also try contacting local schools and see if they have a sports program you can volunteer as a n assistant coach until you get the experience and then se eif their is funding for it to become a job.
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First research the school to see if they have your major.\nThen contact the coach via e-mail or phone to express your interest.\nThe best way to recieve an athletic scholarship is to have the coach come watch you play in a match(club or high school).\nHowever, keep in mind you can contact the coaches, but they cannot contact you unless you are a senior in highschool.\nAnd one word of advice, having recieved an athletic scholarship myself, go on official recruiting trips!\nYou can get up to 5 official trips(which is an all expense paid trip to the school) and as many un-official trips as possible.Take advantage of it.
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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.....
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Try www.mlscamps.com , there is an employment section there to get in contact with the right people. Good luck.
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To become a high school bball coach you have to talk to the school and see if they need any coaches. Then you will probably have an interview, then you could get hired & it depends on where your area is on how much you get paid. Dont know bout coaching classes in college
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Check out Letsplaysoccer.com.  It's an indoor soccer organization that has locations in a number of states. Their website may be able to help you out.
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Talk with the Football coach.  High Schools are always taking volunteers.  You can also check for any job postings at the districts administrative offices.  They will also have applications there as well.
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IF you are a walk on then when you attend wthe college of your choice you can try out. If you want a scholorship get your high school football coach to arrange the applications for you.
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Try going to the Florida Youth Soccer Association web site. I've included the link below so you can just click on it.
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You need to get him in front of college coaches as often as possible. Here are a few tips:\n\n1) College soccer programs do not operate with huge coaching and scouting staffs. Many talented players go unnoticed. Don't wait for them to show interest in your son - contact them and let them know he's interested.\n\n2) Get your son on the best club team you can. I coach players who drive 2 hours to practice, and 4 hours to games on a weekly basis to play against the best competition available.\n\n3) Get him to ODP tryouts. If he makes an ODP team, he will get to play in front of more college/professional scouts. The ODP program will also give him access to excellent coaching and training.\n\n4) He needs to bring his level of fitness and athletic ability to the highest level possible. He needs to be able to play well with both feet, and he needs to be a solid defender. College coaches often overlook the flashy, skilled players in favor of hard working, athletic players.\n\n5) Send him to a soccer camp at a school that he would like to play for.\n\nI hope this helps!
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Youth Ultimate is thriving in pockets around the country.  Youth championships started in 98, dominated by high schools on the east coast.  Check out the UPA website for the sanctioned scoop.  As for getting things going at your school, you're a senior!  Get some friends and play!  You're not doing any homework next year anyway.  :-)\n\nIt takes a faculty sponsor to get it into the PE curriculum, typically, and usually not a PE teacher.  If your school has alternative sports credits for PE, you might work a deal playing regularly outside school for credit.  You never know unless you ask.\n\nThere is a small but growing number of Ultimate players becoming certified coaches, looking for kids to coach.  Ask Kyle Weisbrod, youth coordinator for the UPA, for ideas on how to hook up with someone.\n\nBut don't let your non-playing friends keep you from playing... There is Ultimate going on in most metro areas, and they are usually eager to teach new players.\n\nGood luck!
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buy finishing in the top 8 at the state meet(at least here in ILLINOIS it is that way) I guees from what you are saying you joined a team that has areal god chance of going to state! so be one of the best on the team and you will get them!
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i'd say start with little league team or a pony league team.....then maybe asst coach at your high school, then i'm sure if you're as good as you say, you can probably get a gig at a college based on your head coach's recommendation.....
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Know the right people in the right places and be an exceptional athlete. Have experience playing at least some type of competitive ball other than highschool.If you have a dream, never give up on it!
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you need to be playing in a team and then hopefully get spotted thats what i did when i lived in scotland i played for a local team and then got picked for trials with ross county football club but i never made it. its not easy but good luck just look at people like bobby convey he is ace and he plaays for my fave team reading. so just try your hardest and see how you go. good luck