Showing posts with label Youth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youth. Show all posts

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Three Social Health Benefits of Soccer for Youth Athletes - Yahoo! Sports


There are a lot of health benefits that soccer can provide a youth athlete, including many social health benefits. Soccer is one of the best sports for a youth athlete to get involved with, because it can help him or her maintain positive health and wellness. When it comes to soccer for a youth athlete, the social benefits can outweigh the physical benefits, which might be why he or she decides to participate.


Here are three of the best social health benefits that soccer can provide a youth athlete, whether he or she is on a team at school or through another organization.


Can Teach Teamwork


Soccer can help a youth athlete develop teamwork skills, which is very important for social interaction during school, and during his or her adult years. Teamwork is built through soccer by the fact that it only takes one person to mess up, in order to potentially destroy the play, and create a score for the opponent. Youth athletes that participate in soccer will find they can build off of each other, help each other learn, and create an environment built around winning. Not all sports are centered on teamwork, but soccer relies on each person doing what he or she is supposed to at all times. Soccer can also teach a youth athlete to be more positive to his or her teammates, and it can help him or her develop constructive criticism skills, which is also important for social interaction.


Can Help Develop Communication Skills


A youth athlete that is playing soccer is also going to have better communication skills, which can help him or her in many social situations. Communication is needed in soccer because each player has a role to play, and needs to fulfill the role successful, in order for the team to win. A youth soccer athlete is also going to have to communicate with coaches when there is a problem, and be able to communicate his or her specific needs. Communication is also a part of teamwork, because without effective communication skills, the soccer team will not be cohesive. A youth athlete will also need to know how to communicate physical limitations and strengths, in order to become successful at soccer. As a youth athlete becomes more involved with soccer, he or she will increase communication skills, which can enhance performance, and also help him or her bond with other players.


Can Teach Equality


Equality is also a very positive social benefit that a youth athlete can learn while playing soccer, which can help him or her learn about relationships. Both men and women can play soccer, but sometimes a younger youth athlete does not realize this, and often lacks equality skills needed in society. While playing soccer, a youth athlete can learn that women and men are similar, and that regardless of your gender, you can play sports. A youth athlete can also learn that equality means that no matter what you look like, you can become successful, and be very productive at soccer or other sports. A youth athlete is also likely to find out that having physical or mental disabilities does not exclude someone from sports, and it can help him or her learn to treat people in those situations as equals. A youth athlete will meet a lot of people while playing soccer, and this can help him or her learn about equality as a social issue, and can help him or her succeed later in life.


Jeanne Rose has certification in nurse assisting, worked as a dietary clerk in a hospital for three years, and went to vocational school for Allied Health.

Thursday, October 27, 2011

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Friday, July 15, 2011

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Thursday, July 14, 2011

"My Soccer Guide: The Professional Guide to Coaching Youth Soccer"

'My Soccer Guide' is the ultimate soccer development resource. This eBook series is not your ordinary online publication. It contans over 100 Hd Videos and 40 Easy-to- Read Illustrations in addition to verbal descriptions of soccer techniques.


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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

The Well-Prepared Coach - 30 Youth Basketball Practice Plans

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Sunday, July 10, 2011

AC Milan youth teams to play in Tulsa football event-USA today

 the Tulsa Sports Commission says three junior teams from the Italian Soccer powerhouse AC Milan will participate in an international youth event in Tulsa 2012 Memorial Day Weekend. Executive Director, Ray said Friday that Hoyt, if a new soccer complex in Mohawk Park completed in time, the tournament will be held there. If not, will be held at another location Tulsa, 2012 and played in the Park in future years Mohawk.Hoyt says the Commission has worked with AC Milan for months to put together in the tournament. He says that it is a great opportunity to host a large event Tulsa International and partner with youth from around the world top football clubs. approximately 80 teams of national and international youth is expected to play in the event.

Friday, June 24, 2011

Organizing Your Youth Soccer Team

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Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Orlando City youth movement reaches under leagues-Orlando Sentinel

Orlando City Football Club is affiliated with 17 Central Florida football teams and organizations. (Joshua c. Cruey, Orlando Sentinel), Jacques Caeners, used for both size 8.5 Adidas blue cleats covered with stars.

Now, the 12-year-old of cleats are covered with autographs from identified as stars — pro football players.

As part of the policy of opening up to area youth organisations, Club Soccer city Orlando players signing Jacques cleats, at a recent camp that the father of the Football Association, the Association of Christian youth sports (ACYS), held in Orlando.

"It was cool," said acquaintance players that also took in Jacques Jersey signed. "Some of them we just talked about, and some of them coached us and gave us ideas and suggestions."


Orlando City, which will face the Isle (of N.C.) Hammerheads in USL Pro Division a fight Saturday night at the Florida Citrus Bowl, has had a positive impact on youth football during its first season in Orlando. Lions are associated with 17 area clubs and organizations. Many groups had left the field with them and to serve as ball boys and girls.

The greater Central Florida Youth Soccer League held many meet-and-greets with Orlando City and demonstrations. Coach Joe Biber FC Soccer Academy in Orlando Santos watched as the Group of under-12 boys enjoy four-in-four games against Orlando City players.


"As a coach, I thought it was very good of them to spend time with the boys and boys see near everything possible to achieve them — and we hope that, even if surpassed — keep training and put their hearts," said Biber.


Central Florida Kraze coach Joe Avallone has seen a positive impact created by Lions in the USL Premier Development League.


City Orlando helps to create a vision for the Youth to see what pro soccer is all about, "said Avallone. ' You need this for a long time. "


The Kraze is a game before Orlando City match Saturday, and many of the players stick around to watch the Lions game.


ACYS President Ken Caeners said the Agency has contracted with lions to help develop higher level teams, which led to an increase in the region of interest.


"We had the biggest turnout for our tryouts ever," said Caeners. "We had approximately 260 people, which is more than normal players at least 50-60, who came to look at our program.


"It was just the other day, Jacques to do a half-day camp, but after he met the Lions, he wanted to stop playing. Eventually he playing for two full days in 100-degree heat. He gave them the motivation. "

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Youth football coach facing sex abuse charges-Chicago Tribune

Youth football coach Crest Hill has been charged with sexual intercourse with a 12-year-old boy, officials said today.


Darrell Stephenson j., 24, from the 2000 block of Manico drive, was arrested Friday in the original Hill Crest after investigation, according to a release today from the extract of Sheriff will County Police.


Stevenson, who has been charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse, who appeared in Court this morning and his arrest was set at $ 750,000.


He should enter the required 10 percent of such a bond, also was ordered to have no contact with any minors.


Depending on the version, the charges came after a weeklong investigation during which police determined he had sexual intercourse with Stephenson victim 12-year-old male. The release did not say whether the victim was a member of a soccer team, coached by Stephenson.


Stephenson had football programs in Frankfort, Joliet and Plainfield, Liberation said.


In version, the police said that Stephenson "is believed" to be an associate professor in Joliet and Plainfield.


Police are also investigating whether Stephenson may have had "an improper contact with any other child and asking for public help for fixing that. Call the police at 815-727-8574, if you have any further information.

Monday, June 13, 2011

900 volunteers sought for Youth Football League news-daily newspaper

MURFREESBORO to ensure next week 2011 MAS Youth Soccer Southern Regional leagues here who go as promised, Tennessee State football and the Football Association in search of Murfreesboro be 900 volunteers.

This means that promises to be great for local businesses and those who devote their time to the event.

"Approach the US Youth Soccer Southern Regionals Rutherford County is important. An event of this quality and size really puts Tennessee football on the map, "said Craig Long, Vice President of youth-competitive for Tennessee State Soccer Association. "Only the economic impact will be more than 8 million dollars."

The highest level Division 1 MAS Youth Soccer ever to play in Tennessee, more than 3300 players and several thousand spectators will visit Murfreesboro to watch 184 groups from twelve States compete in the weeklong event, which begins Thursday and ends on 22 June.

"The commitment by the community, Chamber of Commerce, parks and recreation Football Club, and Murfreesboro Murfreesboro made an easy choice when evaluating positions on offer," said long. "Siegel Soccer complex and Miller will Coliseum are excellent places for this event."

Local restaurants, Hotels, retail shops and others will benefit from the more than 10,000 visitors, consisting of players, coaches, teams and tournament officials and their families, when traveling to tournaments in six days. Visitors in and around Murfreesboro will book an estimated 10,000 nights in Hotels.

Volunteers, meanwhile, will get an event parking pass ($ 35 value) that will be used on the days that didn't work, a t-shirt and hospitality tent access. Visit: tnsoccer.volunteerhub.com/Events/EventGroup/Summary.aspx?EventGroupID = 12488 to select a location, the date and time you would like to work with.

Opening ceremonies will be held at the Tennessee Miller Coliseum, with round robin games takes place Friday through June 19, semifinal match on 21 June. The US Youth Soccer region III champions will be crowned after the final games on 22 June.

US Youth Soccer State champions and select wildcards, U-14 through U-19 teams of boys and girls aged from 12 member associations, including the host Tennessee State Youth Soccer Association will participate in the event.

Other member associations represented include Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, North Texas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and South Texas.

Regional winners the U-14 through U-19 boys and girls brackets will win berths for the 2011 MAS Youth Football National Championship July 26-31 to reach 11 Sports Complex in Phoenix.

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Youth football details: running around the goal-Yahoo! Sports

All I used in simulations of my youth soccer practices, this is one of the players can enjoy the most. We call run around the target. Runs constantly, but still cannot recognize it. This detail enhances fitness, one-on-one play and finishing. It is a very simple details to perform.

Step 1: install

The drill is great for fitness and shooting.
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Place a cone in the 18-yard line directly at a corner of the 6-yard. Do the same on the other side. Place all the soccer balls at the top of the arc over the 18-yard line.

Step 2: participants

Defines a goalkeeper during this detail. To split the remaining players into two groups. They are the first line of the back of the left Cone and the second line of the cone right back up. Both teams will compete against each other in this school. The coach will focus on the 18-yard between the two groups.

Step 3: execution

About the coach's whistle, the first player from each line to DART around the target. The player on the left will sprint around the left side of the goal. The player in the correct row will sprint around the right side. Players Race around the goal, avoiding a head-on clash behind the net. Once you reach around the target, they will have to sprint back to the coaches. At this point, the coach will feed a ball in the penalty area. Both players will fight to control the ball and shoot on goal. If a player scores, their team gets one point. If the goalkeeper making a save, or the ball leaves the penalty area, is the series. Each player then switches at the end of the line. The next two players preparing to go on the coach's whistle. Play continues this way until one team scores a certain number of points.

Step 4: variants

Try to send the first two from each line around the target. This will result in a 2v2 game a basket. This fun to watch many players converged behind the net at the same time. Another variant is the first player to any authority or their stomachs for line from a seated position. When the whistle blows coach, each player must scramble to get out of the ground and sprint. This adds an element of training agility routine. Try setting rules as opposed to only foot-shooting or 10 seconds to score. Finally, to serve the ball either ground or air.

Try this detail your next football practices. It is a very effective detail that your players will love.

Edwin Torres has promeletimenis youth football since 2001. Today is the head coach of both football teams travel in Freehold, NJ. Holds a license for category "F" promeletimenis in the New Jersey State Youth Soccer Association. USSF referee was a certified grade 8 in 2004. Edwin also certified Double-goal coach through the positive Coaching Alliance.

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