Published: October 17, 2009
Published: October 7, 2009
Soccer on TV In MLS action, San Jose hosts surging FC Dallas on Wednesday. Real Salt Lake takes on Chivas Guadalajara in a friendly match on the same day. World Cup qualifying takes center stage this weekend. The USA’s World Cup qualifying game at Honduras at 10 pm ET on Saturday is available on closed-circuit [...]
Published: October 1, 2009
Published: September 30, 2009
USA 4 – CAMEROON 1 We knew coming into this U-20 World Cup that the US had a deep, talented squad filled with professional players. My hunch was that the US could perhaps contend to win the title under the right circumstances thanks to the numerous withdrawals of European club based players from other teams. [...]
Published: September 30, 2009
Soccer on TV Catch three MLS teams (D.C. United, Houston and Columbus) in Concacaf Champions League action. Copa Sudamericana, Italian and Spanish are also in the midweek. The USA starts its U-20 World Cup campaign on Saturday. Look for updates in Wednesday’s and Friday’s Soccer on TV. (All times Eastern unless noted. TV programming is [...]
Published: September 27, 2009
1 Analysis, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation The Key to Football Success at the International Level A Report from the Alliance of European Football Coaching Associations Symposium. Frankfurt, Germany October 25th – 29th, 2008
Published: September 27, 2009
Published: September 27, 2009
Running a youth soccer practice can be overwhelming. However with a few essential items, you can make the task manageable and watch your teams skills grow over the course of the season.
Published: September 27, 2009
Published: September 27, 2009
From Coach Bill With both my U6 and U10 teams, most of the players fail to do two things when kicking the ball: 1. Placing their plant foot beside the ball. 2. Looking at the spot on the ball they want to kick. There are many other opportunities varying from player to player, but these [...]
Published: September 24, 2009
Interesting article from US Soccer Player Site – As we head into Fall and the end-of-season outdoor tournaments, it is time to start thinking about indoor soccer as a means to keep your team in shape during the off-season. However, indoor soccer is a much different game than the outdoor one, so as a coach [...]
Published: September 24, 2009
In this article you will get my top 5 tips on how to position yourself to win that ever valuable college soccer scholarship. Everything from a soccer recruiting athletic assessment to zeroing in on the ideal college, will be talked about in this article.
Published: September 24, 2009
How to put together a solid promo video from an experts point of view. What to do with it once it’s complete.
Published: September 23, 2009
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad — There are times, when you sit and talk for more than hour with U.S. coach Bob Bradley, that you wonder if he’s a sort of soccer version of Rain Man. In our mind’s eye, most of us can remember the images of big goals that have been scored in important [...]
Published: September 22, 2009
This gentleman invades the field, takes the penalty kick, scores and everybody celebrates with him. Including the players, the fans and the whole stadium gives him an standing ovation. Funny. Check this in youtube
Published: September 22, 2009
What are you waiting for? Be one of them, put on your cleats and go for the goal! The fact that this game existed in our sporting world for quiet a long time now, we cannot deny the verity that there were many significant soccer tournaments that has been listed in its history book already, soccer facts in a way.
Published: September 22, 2009
The first soccer ball was made with a bucky ball design, with 20 white hexagonal shapes and 12 black regular hexagonal shapes. This design of 32 panels soccer has become the standard for soccer balls. The reason for selecting black and white patches is that it helps to view the rolling balls easily on a television broadcasting. The great changes occurred in 50 years nearly.
Published: September 22, 2009
Simsoc Web Soccer – a free to play multiplayer online soccer management game. Over 100 tournaments with transfer markets and with 3D match highlights.
Published: September 22, 2009
Designing a soccer complex requires some good planning. You need to build, design and market your soccer complex in order to return a profit…
Published: September 22, 2009
Coaches run soccer camps to make money – sometimes, lots of it. Fortunately, there are other motivations, too. But you need to the know the organizing principle of the camp to select the right camp…and enjoy the best camp experience
Published: September 22, 2009
Youth and professional soccer in the U.S. continue to grow more popular and more competitive, increasing the demand for specialized soccer training programs. Many of these programs offer training abroad as a way to tap into the fiercely competitive international soccer scene. The best of these soccer camps offer more than world-class soccer training. They foster cultural diversity, maturity, and independence in young soccer players.
Published: September 22, 2009
Are the free soccer drills that can be downloaded from the internet any good? How can you tell which soccer drills will work?
Published: September 22, 2009
If you’re part of a soccer team, then most likely you’re very familiar with soccer drills practice. This is a way to improve your performance on the team and make you the absolute best soccer player you can be. There are all sorts of soccer drills that coaches may use to fine tune their players to be as good as possible. The use of these drills is a great way to show various strategies and methods to team players to utilize in the game.
Published: September 22, 2009
Soccer coaching and the use of soccer drills and routines can be a hugely rewarding experience for both coach and player. But a good coach needs a carefully prepared coaching and practice plan to invigorate and motivate his players.
Published: September 22, 2009
Every week around the world, millions of children go to soccer training ready and willing to learn, and excited about kicking a soccer ball around the park. This article will look at some of the challenges faced by their respective coaches in how to keep them interested, teach them new skills and let them have fun so that they turn up on game day ready to play. This article will introduce you to four vital concepts to help you to teach your players new skills by planning and utilising soccer drills in a fun and educational manner. What 4 things do you need to understand.
Published: September 22, 2009
Soccer is a very popular sport that is played in different countries. Soccer is also called as football. There are people who play the game as a profession and others like to play it just for the fun of it. People of all age groups love to play this game.
Published: September 22, 2009
Are you a soccer coach and looking for a couple of simple drills to use at soccer training to help your players get better ball control? Read this article for some great advice.
Published: September 22, 2009
Soccer drills don’t involve competition and players don’t practice drills at “Game Speed”. Practice Games better prepare players for real games and are also more fun and a more effective way to practice. As a result, soccer coaches will achieve 200% to 300% more in each practice by using Practice Games instead of soccer drills and soccer players will improve faster, play better, learn how to hustle and learn how to win.
Published: September 22, 2009
A soccer coach is just like a school teacher, but instead of working with theoretical information, his goal is getting his pupils to apply what he’s trying to get to them. Working with kids has a lot of advantages and it really gives you a sense of accomplishment when you see those little guys’ eyes shining when you throw them a ball and tell them to perform a fun exercise.
Published: September 22, 2009
I know a lot of people think that working with grown-ups is a lot harder than working with children, because grown-ups already have a formed personality, they have their own experience with the game of soccer and each of them needs to be treated as an individual at all times. For me, soccer drills for young players are a lot harder to apply, because you don’t have a lot of options to take in your relationship with them.