does any one have information on power wheelchair soccer drills?
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I searched the internet and didn't come up with much. Good luck bro.\n\nIndoor wheelchair soccer looks interesting.\nhttp://www.aaasp.org/leagues/soccer/
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Richard Simmons has an exercise dvd specifically geared for those in wheelchairs.  You might find that helpful and you could probably find it on Amazon or ebay.\n\nRichard Simmons:  Sit Tight
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This article should get you in the right track:\nhttp://people.clarkson.edu/~svoboda/eta/dcWorkout/sourceXfrm.pdf
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try this site:http://www.chirogeek.com/003_Level-1-Exercise.htm
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BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM 4SHO!! It really is all about the style...you can have a freakin awesomely power kick but it can be way off target, ya know....so yeah style is key
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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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a club for challenged kids.\nWhat a wonderful idea.  My daughter in law in Florida is a teacher for\nchildren with disabilities.\nGet a club together from the students who would like to help, quite possibly some teachers would like to get involved. \nMy twin brother, had been in a wheelchair all his life. He cannot even feed himself.  However, because of the way we treated him, never as handicapped, and the teacher would come home to teach him............\nHe is smarter than me......Pays more attention, because he cannot walk fast, run etc.....the electric wheelchair I purchased for him......That was his freedom!!    He flys to Florida etc, my son's pick him up.\nIf your question is still on line, I will be speaking with my daughter in law and maybe I can give you more ideas.\nWhen we help them to help themselves, and give them hope..It's great!!\nYou are certainly one VIP in this world!!!!\nLater I hope to get back to you.
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Practice, Practice, Practice.\n\nThis link looks good: \n\nhttp://www.soccerconditioning.net/results.htm\n\nHowever they are selling you some kind of program. But the info they give is very valuable and accurate. Just follow those target goals. \n\nSorry if the link is crap. I did not get time to read it thoroughly. \n\nPeace out.\n\nP.S.-- Like Damarcus Beasley? Soccer? Surely you mean like Ronaldinho or Kaka? And surely you mean football? :-P\n\nJust kidding.
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First off you need to get the goalie used to diveing and hitting the dirt.  To start have the goalie stand on her knees and fall to the left and right as you kick the soccer ball progressively harder at her.\n\nStretching is a big part of it too.  The first half hour should be for stretching the back, hams, shoulders, etc.\n\nGoalie position is also key.  Have her know at all times where the goal posts are (as a diving save can lead to a head injury if she doesn't).\n\nThen when the goalie is used to falling on her sides, test her with real penalty kicks.\n\nGood luck.
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Trap the ball against the heel of one foot with the other.  Roll the ball up the first foot with the second then lean forward and kick the ball back and upward over your shoulder.  \n\n\nMore detailed description here: http://www.ehow.com/how_8849_rainbow-kick-soccer.html\n\nLinks to a video of it below.
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Try this site... http://acrocheer.org/Stunts/
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Try searching the web for a soccer camp in your area. And practise all the time!
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There's a lot of useful information at this website:\n\nhttp://sportsvl.com/soccer/general/training.html\n\nBelieve in yourself. \nWork at it. \nNever give up. \n \nGood luck!
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Soccer blows, but if you want to find a counselor or coach, try searching for (soccer training) on your favorite search engine. I suggest http://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=slv8-msgr&p=Soccer%20training%20in%20canada
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The PDF document referenced below is supplied by the Florida State Soccer Association, and lists its member leagues, sorted geographically.  Perhaps this will help get you in touch with the right people.  There are some email contacts on this list too.\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.soccer-tops.com/index.php?cPath=26&osCsid=59a20ef7f4d70f0f88fcf62534d1f600\nhttp://www.premierleague.com/fapl.rac?command=forwardOnly&nextPage=enClubShop&breadcrumb=shop_breadcrumb\nhttp://www.premierleague.com/fapl.rac?command=forwardOnly&nextPage=enClubShop&breadcrumb=shop_breadcrumb\nhttp://www.subside.us.com/us/store/product_list.jsp?id=554
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Before beginning any wheelchair exercise regime it is important to consult a doctor or physical therapist to determine which wheelchair exercises you are capable of. Enlisting a certified personal trainer can be helpful as they can design sensible work-outs, teach you to use fitness equipment properly, help transfer you from gym machines and motivate you. \n\nTo perform wheelchair exercises safely and effectively: \n\n\nWarm up 5 to 10 minutes with stretches before and after workouts. \nUse proper posture. \nStart with a lighter warm-up weight - then increase gradually between sets. \nBreathe - exhale as you lift, inhale as you lower weights. \nDrink plenty of water. \nEat a light meal or snack at least 1 hour before exercising. \nIf you feel faint - stop or take a break.\n\nBeneficial wheelchair exercises: \n\nResistance Training - uses resistance bands (large, stretchy rubber bands), secured to a door handle, pole, hook or even the arm of a wheelchair. These are pulled towards or away from you to work muscles. Elbow and leg extensions, shoulder and trunk rotations, back, neck and shoulder pull downs, are all possible with resistance bands. Resistance bands generally come in low, medium and high resistances. \n\nStrength Training - with free weights, fitness machines or dumbbells will increase the intensity and should only be performed once resistance training exercises become too easy. \n\n\nBiceps Curl\nStrengthens upper-arm muscles. \n\nSit with your back supported by back of chair. \nKeep feet flat on floor even with your shoulders. \nHold hand weights straight down at your sides, with palms facing inward. \nSlowly bend one elbow, lifting weight toward chest. (Rotate palm to face shoulder while lifting weight.) \nHold position for 1 second. \nSlowly lower arm to starting position. Pause. \nRepeat with other arm. \nAlternate arms until you have done 8 to 15 repetitions with each arm. \nRest; then do another set of 8 to 15 alternating repetitions.\n\nArm Raise\nStrengthens shoulder muscles. \n\nSit with your back supported by back of chair. \nKeep feet flat on floor even with your shoulders. \nHold hand weights straight down at your sides, with palms facing inward. \nRaise both arms to side, shoulder height. \nHold the position for 1 second. \nSlowly lower arms to sides. Pause. \nRepeat 8 to 15 times. \nRest; then do another set of 8 to 15 repetitions. \n\nTriceps Extension\n\nStrengthens muscles in back of upper arm. Keep supporting your arm with your hand throughout the exercise. \n\nSit with your back supported by back of chair. \nKeep feet flat on floor even with shoulders. \nHold a weight in one hand. Raise that arm straight toward ceiling, palm facing in. \nSupport this arm, below elbow, with other hand. \nSlowly bend raised arm at elbow, bringing hand weight toward same shoulder. \nSlowly straighten arm toward ceiling. \nHold position for 1 second. \nSlowly bend arm toward shoulder again. Pause. \nRepeat the bending and straightening until you have done the exercise 8 to 15 times. \nRepeat 8 to 15 times with your other arm. \nRest; then do another set of 8 to 15 alternating repetitions.