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The game of soccer should always be a fair, positive, and enjoyable experience for all coaches, players, parents, and fans. As a coach, you are responsible for your players, parents, and fans. However, their attitude, the way they act, and the way they speak starts with you. Continue reading
Unfortunately, the majority of up and coming soccer players are not born with a natural talent and skill. These skills need to be taught, practiced, and developed throughout the course of their soccer careers. But how should these skills be taught, practiced, and developed? Let’s find out. Continue reading
Maybe you had a tough game this past weekend and your team was struggling with marking players on the opposing team. As a coach, you want to correct this so it will not be a problem in future games. For the next practice, you develop a drill that will hopefully teach players how to properly mark their opponents. But how do you present it to them so they learn quickly and effectively? Continue reading
As a coach, you are not only responsible for your players, but for their parents as well. Parents play a big role in a player’s soccer experience both on and off the field. It is important for you to discuss your goals with them, as well as set guidelines before the season begins. Continue reading
Are you looking to coach your little son or daughter but you’ve never played soccer before? Have you played soccer all your life and would now like to share your experience and expertise with younger players? If you fit one of those, or anything in between, don’t worry. There are coaching courses you can take. Continue reading
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