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Teaching Youth Soccer – The ChallengeWhile teaching youth soccer, conditioning has to be carefully planned. Players must understand the importance of warming up before practice and appreciate the need to build stamina for the game. There are two types of conditioning that are used for soccer players – aerobic and anaerobic. You can decide on how much of this to include, based on your players’ age level. Anaerobic Routines These conditioning drills for soccer must bring your players’ heartbeat to their optimum performance level. So, if your player’s heartbeat is 200, deduct the player’s age from this figure to get the target. This kind of drill is done at intermittent periods, with short periods of work interspersed with four times the period of rest. Gradually, you can progress your players to one period of work and one period of rest. How fit are your players? You can gauge this by observing, how long your players take to revert to their normal heartbeat, after a really rigorous workout. Over a period of time, if this recovery time reduces, you know your players are making progress. How To Improve Flexibility In Your Players As a soccer trainer, use routines that involve the use of a ball for all fitness activities. Some ideas follow:
Your players must practice stretching from time to time, juggling, and jogging slowly, when they rest. Teaching youth soccer can be very enjoyable, especially when you see them improve before your eyes, by teaching them the proper soccer techniques and soccer drills. |
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