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Soccer And The Black Hole
When things go wrong, when you’re injured, when you get suspended and the pressure gets to you, you feel like quitting don’t you?
Injuries, suspensions, fighting with teammates or even the coach are all obstacles that every soccer player has to face. Lets not forget the dreaded slump in form.
The only way to deal with these [...]
Soccer-Something To Think About
Lets start today with a scenario.
If you’ve been diagnosed with cancer, what would you do? You’re not going to fool around by going to a lot of doctors. You’re going to search and find the best doctor.
Aren’t you?
Why would you risk it when you only get one chance?
When your time is limited and opportunities are [...]
Soccer Is Not A Fight Club
We make assumptions all the time, don’t we?
Training will start 6.00pm;we assume that the coach is listening to our demands; we assume that all our teammates are in fact, our friends.
Assumptions are a necessity in everyday life but there are occasions when unchecked assumptions can compromise your soccer journey.
Here are 3 common situations where asking [...]
Soccer Criticism-With A Little Help From My Friends
What’s the difference between a champion player and someone that’s ready to pack it in?
Whether you like it or not, people, supporters, friends and coaches will all have something to say. They will comment on your game and performance.
Once you begin to play soccer, you’ll start getting feedback from all sorts of people. You will [...]
Why Soccer Can Save The World
Soccer is not about the destination but the journey. What we do as players, coaches and even soccer parents affects everyone involved.
Every player is responsible for themselves and their development.
Coaches are responsible for their team.
Parents are responsible for their children.
Here’s a thought!
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