How am I supposed to better myself at soccer?
A few weeks ago my school had its first scrimmage. Take note that my JV team is absolutely horrible and we lose games as bad as 10-0 at times. I honestly don’t give about the score though, I only care about how I do during a game. And I happened to be doing really good never lost the ball. But then today at our 3 way scrimmage, I lost the ball maybe 20 times, including a hand ball and letting up 2 goals. Could anybody give me a set guide and what to eat so I can better myself and not make stupid mistakes all the times. Like a really detailed guide would be nice and appreciated greatly. Thanks! -Josh
Watch this video: "Learn to play the brazilian way"
part 1
part 2
part 3 and final
the only think you have to do now is PLAY and PRACTICE
for us southamerican people is so easy because when we was little boys we played every single day (in the street, in the beach, at school with a paper ball, yes we take sheets and we make a ball with tape on it for make it hard..)
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i say it doesn’t mater what you eat not say you shouldn’t eat healthy. i play soccer and valley ball and i eat lost of bananas it gives you lost of energy. i also drink lots of water. i have a Field across the street from me so i practice a lot. i get cones and make a pretend to make a net and i practice from different lengths for shooting the ball. i get my friends to play games with me for like stealing the ball and stuff. you should get your friends to help you practice with you it really help you out.
References :
Watch this video: "Learn to play the brazilian way"
part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2kUc8wp9l8
part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0H7fOSdXlg
part 3 and final
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUQxD3gj50o
the only think you have to do now is PLAY and PRACTICE
for us southamerican people is so easy because when we was little boys we played every single day (in the street, in the beach, at school with a paper ball, yes we take sheets and we make a ball with tape on it for make it hard..)
References :
me, south american football soccer
Chile