The more I practice soccer, the worse I get?
It seems like everytime I play, I GET WORSE I dont get it, i practice everyday for a half hour or hour. By worse I mean I get worse in general, physical condition, shot and pass accuracy, ball control, trouble keeping my head up, speed, reaction time and all of that GOD im so frustrated, im thinking of quitting soccer
I hate soccer practice and games?
I am an EXTREMELY socially akward kid. I've been playing soccer for 10 yrs now and just about a yr or 2 ago I started hating it. To the point where I am thinking about breaking my own leg just to get out of soccer. I don't go to school with any of the kids there since I go to a private school and they are all best friends because they go to the same public school. This doesn't help the fact that I already can't talk to people. I am in the 1 division which is the best you can be in. This sucks because every team we face is 9x harder than they should be. I hate this as well because I p[lay defense and everything is always my fault. They just recently brought another kid onto the team that they kicked off before because he is a great defender (so they pretty much replaced me but im still on the team). Idk what to do, should I go through with breaking my leg? Or is there a different option you can think of? My parents are ungodly strict about me going to every practice and game and being an hour early so I can't just be like im quitting
How can you make practicing alone in soccer more fun? I try to practice a lot on my own but normally get bored after 30 minutes.
This is a question I can relate to so I’m sure I’ve got a good solution. Not too long ago when i was about 13 or 14-years-old I started taking individual training more seriously, but I would always find myself getting bored and just going through the motions.I knew I had to do something to make the training more ‘fun’ whilst still maintaining my focus so i started training with music and drew up a daily training plan depending on what i was aiming to improve in certain periods so I had specific plans for improving my weak foot, ball control, passing et al.So with the music and the set plans I was able to stay hyped up through my individual training sessions since I knew the drills I was supposed to do at certain times and I had some cool tunes to listen to while doing them.I’m 18 now and individual training with music and training plans still help me a lot. Make sure you set up a playlist with EDM music and perhaps some high-tempo trap music, don’t use slow songs unless of course slow songs get you hyped up.
Where can I go practice my tennis and soccer in San Antonio TX?
Hello. I am in San Antonio and I have recently gotten back into my old sports from high school and early college. I would like to know where I can go practice my tennis and soccer on my own preferable on the south side. I'm using the sports as a form of exercise so I am not looking for anything fancy lol. just a simple tennis court or soccer field
What is the best way to motivate myself to practice soccer? I want to improve my weak foot and juggling. I have alarms to remind me, but they don't work. My current goal is to play for the representative team next season.
Hey,What you need to know about soccer is you need to learn the basics.Which is touch on the ball, “Michael Jordan will always train the basics because that is the most important thing you need to practice.Pass the ball to the wall, touch the ball with your foot 20–30 times & do that for an hour.You will have to keep on doing this consistently everyday to improve your touch.And then from there you will have to practice your awareness. A way to practice it, is to pass the wall & when the ball comes back to you, look back to an object (Pretending it is an opponent) & pass it somewhere (pretending it’s your teammate)This is a way you can practice on your own.You have to make a commitment to yourself, stop being lazy & practice this consistently 5 days a week in your backyard or anywhere else so that you can get the results you want.You need to practice your touch, your passing, your awareness with & without the ball, your shot on the ball, & practice back to the basics.I can’t stress you enough how important it is to practice on your own.That’s something you can train on yourself. This is what I will do consistently every week so that I can get the best results when I will play on real games.If you want to learn more about soccer & what to improve on, check out this soccer program. This helped a lot when I was struggling to improve on my soccer skills. Check it out…. (Epic Soccer Training Program Review - This Soccer Program Is For You!!) or you can read their blog about tips to improve on soccer…Soccer Improvement Tips You Can Do Today | Blog
Is it possible to improve at soccer while practicing alone?
Yes, honestly you can make progress by leaps and bounds.There are plenty of drills that on solo practice can yield great progress on your passing, first touch, ball control and dribbling. Essentially, these are the basics any footballer keeps on repeating in game situations.So, practicing solo can help you make great strides of progress as long as you do them consistently everyday. It is imperative you do it daily, to increase your speed of play and to learn the basics properly.Team practice sessions are also crucial because they teach you off the ball positioning, team work and so on. Both individual and team sessions are essential to the making of a better player.Individually, you can work on your freestyle football and build an arsenal of cool moves too.I picked up all this from YouTube and I would suggest you do the same. Become Elite, Progressive Soccer, Will Jhon’s channel and Freekickerz have taught me aplenty.So, keep training to be a better player daily. Good luck!!
If I train and practice every day will I get better at football (soccer)?
Possibly, but equally possibly not. Practice doesn’t make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect. You need to surrender your ego and be prepared to listen to hard truths from coaches you must accept know more than you do. if you just practice to your strengths and ignore your weaknesses, then you will fail and all the practice in the world will be for nought. You also need to train and discipline your mind and not just your football skills.
How often do you practice sports?
If you were to ask any doctor about exercise, the answer would be two or three times a week. In that two or three times, each session would ideally be one or two hours, until we sweat. I exercise two or three times in a week. My chosen sport is tennis, but occasionally, I cycle. In both sessions, I will do it vigorously until I sweat. This is however, for a normal person wanting to have a certain level of fitness and health. If we play our sports regularly, we are in a way, practicing. We can improve and be good in our sports as times goes by.For professional athletes, they train approximately 5 hours in a day, everyday. Also, their sessions are divided into two - physical training and skill training. In physical training they focus on range of motion, strengthening and endurance. In skill training, they practice technique, consistency and accuracy.
How can you practice soccer by yourself? Is it better than practicing alone?
You can definitely improve by practicing on your own. Two very important things to remember are:Everything that you try to do with your right foot, spend as much or more time trying to do it with your left foot.practice things you are not good at. When practicing alone people like to be successful so when they start to develop some skill at a task, that task becomes much more fun to do, so they do it more. This is counterproductive.Things you can do on your own …Juggling. With your feet, your thighs, and your head. Right leg and left leg. Juggle with the ball going up only 6 to 8 cm and also juggle with the ball going up 3 to 4 meters. The ball will come to you from all different heights in a match. Practice them.Passing. Take 2 or 3 balls out onto a field and practice passing one ball so it hits and moves the other ball. Or use 3 balls and practice going from one end of the field to the other by passing the furthest ball back through the space between the other two balls. (Don’t forget to pass with both your left and right foot.Settling the ball (a skill most people ignore). Kick a ball high up into the air. Use your foot or thigh to get it under control before it hits the ground, have it stay within 1 meter of your body, and try to keep it from bouncing.shooting. Everyone love to shoot on a goal. So shoot on a goal. BUT. Don’t waste time practicing shooting a ball that is standing still like a free kick. This almost never happens in a match. Especially don’t practice shooting a ball that is standing still inside 18 yards because there is no such thing as a free kick inside the 18 that you can score directly from (except a penalty). Keep the ball moving when you are practicing shooting.have fun