Posts Tagged “Muscles”
Dec
25
2009
Tips for Soccer Fitness TrainingPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesIf you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Too many coaches get caught up in skills training and forget that without a strong fitness base their players will not be able to perform at an optimal state throughout the entire game. The components of soccer fitness training include the following: proper warmup, working at sprint training, plyometrics and recovery. Soccer Fitness Training Tip #1 Proper warmup: Too many coaches train their players to do static stretching while they are cold. This is one of the most dangerous holdovers from the past that is out there. You need to do light calisthenics to warm the muscles up before you stretch them and when you stretch them you should be doing dynamic stretching. Soccer Fitness Training Tip #2 Sprint Training Too many coaches have their players jog for miles at 50% intensity. That’s just stupid. Do you want your athletes chasing the ball at 50% of what they are capable during a game? Then why would you have them train for a subpar performance. Never sprint until you are properly w … Tags: Calisthenics, Dynamic Stretching, Fitness Base, Game, Intensity, Muscles, Optimal State, Plyometrics Training, Soccer Coaches, Soccer Fitness Training, Soccer Training, Sprint Training, Subpar Performance, Train, Training Tip, Warmup
Nov
07
2009
Warm-up for Soccer Training and GamesPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesThat means sensible warm-ups and cool-down, before and after a match or a soccer training session of any kind. Soccer is a demanding physical game. So providing encouragement and instruction and making sure your players do adequate physical preparation is one of the most important responsibilities in soccer coaching. The warm up is a process to increase awareness, improve co-ordination, improve elasticity and contractibility of muscles, and increase the efficiency of the respiratory and cardiovascular systems. Soccer training and blood flow to muscles In a body at rest, the blood flow to the muscles is comparatively low, and the majority of the small blood vessels (capillaries) supplying them are closed. When soccer training or playing begins, the blood flow in the exercising muscles increases markedly, as the capillaries open. At rest, 15-20% of the blood flow supplies muscles, while after 10-12 minutes of all-round exercise, the percentage of blood flow supplying the muscl … Tags: Blood Flow, Blood Vessels, Cardiovascular Systems, Efficiency, Elasticity, Encouragement, Exercise, Match, Muscl, Muscles, Ordination, Physical Game, Soccer Coaching, Soccer Games, Soccer Training, Training Games, Training Session, Ups, Warm Ups
Apr
17
2009
Under Armour Men Heatgear Performance Long Boxer Jock 1000669Posted by: Mr.Football in Football Training
Dec
18
2008
Under Armour Men Heatgear Performance Long Boxer Jock 1000669Posted by: Mr.Football in Football Training
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