Is school, homework, chores, guitar lessons, maybe even a part time job, challenging you to find enough time (and energy) to practice soccer on your own? We hear you! We suggest using a productivity hack called Timeboxing, and we’ve created a template for you to download to make it super easy.
In the course of your playing, or even watching soccer on television, you may hear your coach discuss the soccer thirds. This is used to define the three areas of the field where you’re either attacking, defending, or in the case of the middle third, transitioning…
Based on a study conducted at John Moores University in Liverpool UK, researchers explored where goals were scored during 1998 World Cup and 2000 Euros tournaments…
If your coach says: “you’ll be playing the number six position today in the 4-4-2” – do you know what they’re talking about?
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