This graphic demonstrates the five r's Recieve, Retain, Release, Running and Regaining of the key moments in ball retention and possession in the game of soccer. If you have a soccer player please print this graphic using the button below and review this with your soccer player.
All youth soccer players that are competitive want to play at the highest level they can. They want to play on the best club team with the best players in the club. They want to get on and stay on the varsity team in high school as a freshman.
If you want it you have to work at it and learn how to improve your technical, tactical, mental and physical understanding of the game. The Youth Soccer Player Performance Journal helps you achieve this!
The Youth Soccer Player Performance Journal is a player centered journal that is designed to help improve your soccer ability and performance through the recording of data related to your performance in training and in games. This version of the journey offers space to track 2 seasons (6 months) approximately of player feedback.
If you are looking for the competitive edge over your opponents and even the players in your program this is it. By committing to complete this program at the start of each month, after every training session, before and after every game you will find clarity in the areas of your game that need to be improved. Giving you a clear and defined pathway to take the next step in your soccer career.
Before every training session or game perform each of these movements. The warm up should be completed in approximately 8-10 minutes.
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