Posts Tagged “Control”
Feb
04
2010
Fundametals of Coaching Youth FootballPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesYou should also seek out books on coaching football, attend football clinics, watch football games on TV and talk to other coaches with more experience. Search out information through as many sources as you can. 2) Character - If you want your players to carry themselves with a high moral code, you need to show them the way. You must show them what a true role model is. How do you do this? Start by being consistent. When you say you’re going to do something, be sure you follow through with it. Be sure your team always sees you under control no matter the situation. Show your team that any situation can be handled by staying in control of your emotions. That doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice any of your fire or intensity. It just means handling all the things that come up in practice and games without flying off the handle. If the coach can’t show character, how can the players be expected to? Character is also shown when you can admit you’re wrong when you make mistakes. Your team wi … Tags: Books, Coach, Coaching Clinics, Coaching Football, Coaching Youth Football, Control, Emotions, Football Clinics, Football Games, Intensity, Moral Code, Sacrifice, True Role Model, Watch Tv
Jan
17
2010
NFL Equipment Speed Grip Insulated Receiver/Running Back Football GlovesPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Equipment
Sep
03
2009
The Battle to the Super Bowl - Fumbles, Sacks, Penalties and AllPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesKeep in mind that there are also some fundamental differences between teams that reach the super bowl and ones that do not make the final game. The most important aspect of getting to the super bowl is having a veteran leader that can control the offense at quarterback. Other than Kurt Warner, Ben Roethlisberger and Tom Brady several years ago stepping into the limelight as young quarterbacks with little experience, most of the signal callers in the game are veterans that have had several years experience with the team they are guiding and know how to make the right decisions in clutch times. They can control the flow of the game, and tend not to panic in the playoffs when there are difficult environments or harsh conditions. In the end, they tend to overcome these obstacles, and if they understand that games are not won or lost on a single play, they are able to control the game enough to win and make the super bowl. Second, a strong, stout defense is required to make the super bowl. … Tags: Ben Roethlisberger, Clutch, Control, Decisions, Environments, Final Game, Fundamental Differences, Games, Harsh Conditions, Kurt Warner, Limelight, Obstacles, Sacks, Signal Callers, Stout Defense, Super Bowl, Tom Brady, Veteran Leader
Aug
24
2009
Soccer Practice Games VS Skills Drills - How Much Time To Spend Doing EachPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesMy answer is always the same: Spend as much time as it takes for your players to properly grasp the essential soccer skills and demonstrate the fact. Learning to trap, dribble, and pass are the basis for all play. You make your players skillful doing all three by giving them lots of touches on the ball at practice. Be it skills drills or game drills, the more chances to control and carry the ball your players get, the more comfortable they will become in the long run and the better soccer players they will become. With that said, players become bored if you spend too much practice time doing less less active and eventful skills drills. In my opinion, one or two skills drill per practice is plenty, and I would prefer to spend 65-75% of my practice time in small-sided games, and other scrimmage-like elements. The idea is to make sure your players show during the scrimmage games what you have taught them in the skill drills. For example, dribbling the ball properly means keeping the ball … Tags: Bored, Control, Dribble, Elements, Game, Practice Time, Scrimmage, Skill Drills, Small Sided Games, Soccer Drills, Soccer Games, Soccer Players, Soccer Practice Games, Soccer Skills
Nov
05
2008
Reebok NFL Speed Grip Youth Football GlovesPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Equipment
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