Tag Archives: football
Soccer Success: Just Look Into Their Eyes
Kids that participate in Soccer can be split into two groups. If you were to draw an imaginary line, on the left hand side you would have the kids with determination, the spark and the twinkle in their eyes. On the right, the kids that look sad, lost and wander around kicking loose pebbles off [...]
Coaching Kids Soccer: Are You Interested Or Do You Believe?
So you’ve decided to coach kids soccer, congratulations. Coaching kids soccer is not rocket science, so they tell us, but it can be the most frustrating experience leaving you with little to no hair.
Let me ask you; is your coaching regime textbook? Do you follow those training manuals or even copy some of the drills [...]
Love-Based Soccer Is Changing The Odds
All soccer experts who say pain is the greatest motivator have forgotten the power of love.
People will scale mountains with luggage on their backs, swim upstream in a creek full of crocodiles, go into a hurricane and battle against armies and unbeatable odds to fulfil the emotion in us to love and be loved. [...]
Soccrastination Is Not A Word, But It Does Exist
Soccrastination (soc-kras-tuh-ney-shuhn) is the deferment of soccer to a later time, often a mechanism for coping with fear or self-doubt.
Don’t Google the word, it doesn’t exist, it’s one of my creations.
If you’ve been playing soccer for a while, you know the pain of soccrastination.
You know how ugly soccrastination can be. Soccrastination disrupts your goals; crushes [...]
Soccer: What Is Impossible?
First and foremost, Happy Easter to everyone, hope you’re having a great day. For those that don’t believe in Christ or aren’t religious, hope you’re having a great day as well.
A few minutes ago I read about a man who lived a long time ago. His name was Jesus Christ and is the central figure [...]