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Wasif H

Speed Enhancement Drills For Soccer | LIVESTRONG.COM - 0 views

  • Soccer is a game of many elements including strength, coordination, discipline, communication and speed. The ability to utilize explosive speed on the soccer field sets the best teams apart from everyone else.
  • An alternate start is a sprinting drill that requires you to run 10 to 20 yards at a time. It is designed to improve your explosive speed from different positions and actions that more closely mimic a soccer game.
  • A speed ladder is a piece of training equipment that you lay on the ground and run through to develop foot speed and coordination. The ladder is laid out over a short distance and consists of small squares that you must step in on each stride.
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  • Adding resistance to your sprints helps build takeoff power in your legs for explosive speed down the field. You can add resistance by sprinting up a hill of about 30 degrees, or by using speed parachutes that follow behind you as you run. Parachutes are effective, but not always practical if you are training as a team.
  • Building speed for the defensive part of soccer is just as important as speed for offense. Practice sprinting backwards for short distances, using quick turns and crossovers along the way. This drill simulates an offensive player trying to dribble past you and will help you keep up during a game.
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      This is a good source because it ties in with soccer. I incorporate many of these tactics in my routine. We also do many of these drills at practice. I think overall my speed has increased
Joti P

Home Exercises For Teen Girls | LIVESTRONG.COM - 0 views

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  • McMaster University in Canada found that short bursts of exercises were just as effective as long sessions.
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  • try playing a video game like "Dance, Dance Revolution." You'll burn calories and get to work on your moves at the same time, all in the comfort of your home.
  • try other video games geared to fitness such as "Wii Fit" or "Wii Active."
  • include activities and games so that you concentrate more on the fun than you do the exercise.
  • Pickup Game
  • purchase a basketball hoop, soccer net or hockey net for the home
  • You don't need to be a professional to try to shoot a few hoops
  • Workout Research
  • Your library can be a wealth of interesting workout ideas and programs that you can try so you never feel trapped into one workout program.
  • You may even find that you have a passion for a certain type of exercise, whether it's yoga, kickboxing, aerobics or something else
  • Friend Support
  • Talk one of your friends into exercising with you at home each day after school.
  • Make it a standing date that you meet up several times per week for exercising, and make a rule to not cancel on each other.
  • give you the final push that you need to become active and healthy.
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    Some easy-to-do-at-home exercises. For question #6.
Wasif H

Power, Speed & Strength Training | LIVESTRONG.COM - 0 views

  • Training for speed seems straightforward; perform your activity or sport over and over working to get faster. Training for speed requires the ability to accelerate fast from a standing position or a slow jog, according to Derek Hansen, CSCS of SPS Athletic Training Group.
  • Generating speed requires nerve and impulse control and strength in your muscles. Speed requires a high output of energy and strength.
  • Hansen recommends only training for short times because you can tax your nervous system to exhaustion quickly. Recommended training intervals shouldn't be more than 300 meters for team sports, such as football, soccer, basketball, lacrosse and track and field events.
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  • Plyometrics is a protocol used to develop strength, speed and power for various types of sports.
  • Plyometrics require your muscles to contract while overcoming a lengthening phase and producing maximum strength in the shortest amount of time. According to Denis Knowles of Coachr.org, the faster a muscle is stretched, the greater the power output during the contraction phase of the muscle.
  • Hansen states that to perform faster and with greater strength and speed, stretching helps to elongate your stride or ability to move.
  • Stretching should concentrate on elongating your muscle overall and focus specifically on the sport you engage in. This is for two purposes: passive stretching elongates your muscles and helps them warm up and also cool down from everyday activities and training.
  • Second, dynamic stretching related to your sport works on the elastic properties of your muscles and connective tissues.
  • Dynamic stretching works on your nervous system that coordinates movement, power and strength so you can produce more power, strength and speed.
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