3 main parts in fitness training

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In facing a new season of soccer competition or league, a soccer player must prepare himself to have a special training to achieve the condition to a top form. Usually, the coach has the training program to guide the players achieving their best form. In training for soccer, the majority of coaches plan programs for players without taking soccer training tips into account with the idea of making up the numbers and just going through the numbers. For the coach, it is important to design the training program first that suit to the condition of the players. There should be some specific goals for your team’s players. In training for soccer you need to take the necessary steps to achieve your target. In training, the players should enjoy the drills that are why innovative and varied training drills are important to kill the boredom. When the players enjoy participating in the training sessions, their performance will improve drastically.

In training for soccer, the drills can be classified into 3 parts.

  1. The first is dynamic flexibility. It is the capability to achieve energetic movements within the full range of motion in the joint, for example like twisting side to side.
  2. Next is the static active flexibility. This is the ability of a player to stretch the hard muscles by using the tension from within that muscle. For example is by holding one leg as high as possible in front of you.
  3. The last one of part in training for soccer is static passive. It’s the ability of using the body weight or some external power to hold a stretch. For example is when holding your leg out in front of you and relaxing it on a chair.

How to do Maradona soccer move

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I am sure that people who like to play football have their own favorite soccer player. One of the most legendary football players in the world is Maradona. This legendary football player was very famous player in 80s. He was called as God Hands because of his trick in the world cup some decades ago. Many people nowadays want to learn how to do the Maradona soccer move. If you are one of them, the internet can be the vast bowl for you to start looking the best move from your football idol. when you want to learn the best rick for Maradona soccer move, what you need to do to list all of the trick and movies that the idol has created. for example, you need to collect all of the videos showing the best Maradona soccer move and then put it into your hard disk.


Once you have collected all of the moves from the internet, what you need to do next is to start looking which moves and tricks are the easiest to do. After listing all of the easiest Maradona soccer move that you have found, you can start to practice it. when you need a partner to do that, please find a partner. here is a tips before going further into the trick: you need to make sure that the friend with whom you are practicing with is better or at least has the same skill in football as you have to make you easier in learning the Maradona soccer move.
After you have everything in front of your eyes, it is time to start practicing. what you need to do is to watch the video with your friend and ask your friend to assist you during the practice. when you do some mistake, ask your friend to give you the example on how to do the Maradona soccer move rightly.
After you have master the easiest trick of how Maradona moves during the game, it is time to learn the harder Maradona soccer move. to do his, you will need to focus on the video that you already have. Next, you need to watch it again and again. please do not start the practice before you know all of the movements from the Maradona soccer move. once you have know all of the moves, it is the time for both you and your friend to start practicing the trick in the field.

Want Answers To Your Soccer Questions? Read This

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If you want to improve your soccer game, the tips below are a great way to start. Soccer requires dedication and practice. Go over the following article to learn more about methods you can use to become a better soccer player.

When you can, try to collide with another player. Make your best effort to figure out where the opposing player will be so you will not collide with him. That helps you keep the ball and lessens your chances of getting hurt as well.

The Outside Elastico is a simple beginner move. This aides you in cutting to the inside when on the flanks. For starters, place a cone or something similar as a marker on the ground. Take 5 steps away from the cone. Dribble towards it. Whenever you get close to the cone, do an outside touch and then quickly do an inside touch. The outer touch will fool opponents on the field. The second touch should be harder than the first.

Practice Whenever

Practice whenever you get an opportunity. Keep your soccer with you at all times. That way, you can practice whenever you have some free time. You can also shuffle the ball with your feet as you walk to where you need to go.

Move the ball to the same part of the field several times in a row. Your opponent will notice this quickly and expect it. Then, you can take them by surprise and glean some extra seconds when you either don’t cross or cross going the other way.

Make sure your team mates are on the same sheet of music as you and can anticipate your intentions. They ought to anticipate when you plan to send a pass across so that they are able to rush ahead and grab it. For example, you may cross the ball in one area for a couple of plays and then switch sides for the subsequent play.

Soccer Skills

Practicing and having patience are important things to have when working on your soccer skills. Understand that you will not become a great player in a matter of days. Find time daily to practice your soccer skills. Keep practicing no matter how tough the skills you are trying to learn are. Don’t stop practicing the things you’re good at because you need to maintain and improve those skills too.

You need to give both ends of the field attention when you are at midfield. You should be ready to receive the ball from one side and transfer it to the other side immediately. You need to be aware of who is open and where defendants are all the time.

Practice your penalty kicks when you train. This technique will help you train yourself to find the best place to make the shot. Come up with some penalty kicks and keep practicing them until you feel confident.

Soccer Ball

To become better at dribbling a soccer ball, try practicing with a tennis ball. The tiny ball helps you to get used to micro-adjustments your feet need to make to control the ball. When you feel good doing that, a regular soccer ball is much easier to handle.

Even though individual soccer goals are important, always remember that soccer is best played when the team is involved. Soccer is a team sport; therefore, you should be aware of the team’s goals and try to assist in meeting those goals.

Experienced Players

Practice with more experienced players. You’ll learn much more and cultivate your skills much faster this way. When practicing with more experienced players, ask lots of questions. These are experienced team players so they are bound to be happy to help. If you don’t know any experienced players, consider attending local games and enquire if any of the team members would consider mentoring you.

Stay in excellent cardiovascular condition by running three miles every day. The demands of soccer require you to be in excellent shape, and you will have to improve your cardio fitness. Build stamina by running at least three miles each day. And to keep it from becoming mundane, try running in different areas.

Work on shooting with your weaker foot. You can’t take the time to switch in all situations. Learning how to use both feet for shooting makes you a better player and asset to the team.

To be a winner, you must be a winner in your mind. To have confidence in yourself is the belief in your mind that you can overcome any obstacles on the field, and you can confidently make the passes and shots when the time come. When you have a positive attitude, you’re able to cheer your team to success.

If you are coaching, have each player come to practice with a soccer ball. This way, each player will have a practice ball they can then take home with them. Always have some extra balls on deck so that you can lend them out when players forget to come prepared. To prevent this from constantly happening, have players that forget the ball run some extra plays.

This article hopefully has taught you some tips you can apply to your game. You have the motivation, not it is your chance to shine. Trying to play soccer isn’t too simple, but it will bring you a lot of enjoyment.

MATCH GUIDE METLIFE STADIUM

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Please visit the official Copa America Centenario NY/NJ visitor information page to help plan your trip and find out everything there is to see and do while you are in the region for all of the exciting matches at MetLife Stadium.Stadium Policies

Alcohol Policy

Proof of Age for Alcohol Service/International Driver’s Licenses:

International guests who wish to purchase alcohol must present a valid passport in order to purchase alcohol as part of New Jersey State Law. MetLife Stadium cannot accept a driver’s license or State Identification Card from another country to establish proof of age. Please note, guests with a valid passport may also be subject to an additional age verification form to complete a transaction.

Acceptable forms of identification are as follows:
i. Valid United States Driver’s License
ii. Any valid US State or Federal Government issued ID
iii. Any Valid US Passport and/or Passport Card.
iv. U.S. Military ID
v. Valid Foreign Passport with a completed NJABC Age Representation Form

Bag Policy

The Clear bag policy will be in effect. Bags of any kind are prohibited except gallon-sized clear freezer bags or authorized clear bags measuring 12″ x 6″ x 12″ and women’s clutches not exceeding 8″ x 5″ x 2″.

Gates

MetLife Stadium gates will open 2.5 hours prior to kickoff.

Prohibited Items
The following items are PROHIBITED from being carried into MetLife Stadium:

  • Seat cushions of any size except those for medical needs
  • Glass bottles, cans, coolers of any kind, thermoses or ice chests
  • Alcohol of any kind
  • Noisemakers of any kind including air horns and vuvuzelas
  • Umbrellas, strollers, laser pointers, and balls of any kind including full-sized footballs
  • Single purpose video cameras or still-photography cameras with a lens longer than 6″
  • Weapons, any item that may be used as a projectile or one that is deemed dangerous by Stadium management
  • Any animal with the exception of a service animal
  • Any item not noted above but deemed inappropriate or hazardous by stadium security

Stadium management reserves the right to deem any other item inappropriate. No prohibited items will be accepted at the stadium gates for safekeeping. Please leave all prohibited items secured in your vehicle.

Guests are welcome to carry-in the following items into MetLife Stadium:

  • Bags that comply with the MetLife Stadium Major Sporting Events Bag Policy
  • Food of any kind that is contained in a clear plastic bag
  • Factory-sealed, plastic bottles of water or soft drinks that are 20 oz. or less in size
  • Still-photography cameras with a lens that is 6″ or less in length not contained in a case
  • Hand-carried jackets, blankets, or other items, which will be patted down or searched
  • Handheld banners or flags provided they are not commercial in nature or attached to poles or sticks
  • Small, open drums (less than 12″x12″x12″ in size)

All bags and other permissible items will be subject to multiple screenings prior to entering MetLife Stadium. 
Tickets

Please note – Every fan must have a ticket to enter the stadium regardless of age. Ticketmaster is the official ticketing provider for Copa America Centenario USA 2016. LOC Ticketing Staff is not responsible for ticket purchases, printing tickets, or resolving issues for ANY tickets purchased from a third party/scalper.

Fans needing to pick up their tickets from will call should visit the ticket office on the west side of the stadium near the MetLife Gate. A valid photo-ID will be required to pick up the tickets. Additional ticketing information can be found by visiting the CA2016 Ticketing FAQ, which can be found here.
Seating Guide
ELEVATORS
Elevators for guests with disabilities are available in MetLife Stadium at the SAP, Verizon, and Pepsi corners of the stadium. There are also elevators at both premium seating entrances located on the east and west sides of the stadium to access the Chase and Toyota Clubs and the suites.ESCALATORS
Public escalators are located at the Bud Light, SAP, Verizon, MetLife, and Pepsi entrances.

ADA Information

PARKING
Accessible parking is located in Lots E, F and G. Guests should follow on-site signage and directions from team members for the dedicated drop-off/pick-up location. The dedicated drop-off/pick-up area is located in Lot C adjacent to the Verizon Gate.

RAMPS
There are two ramps in the stadium which access all levels of the Stadium. They may be found in either end-zone.
Address & Directions
1 MetLife Stadium Dr.
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
(201) 559-1500GPS Address:
50 Route 120
East Rutherford, NJ 07073METLIFE STADIUM TRAFFIC ADVISORY: NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE CONSTRUCTION / 16W SOUTHBOUND RAMP

In order to improve the overall condition of the New Jersey Turnpike 16W interchange, construction has begun to widen and lengthen the southbound Turnpike access lane and shoulder.  The construction will create POST EVENT delays for those guests who normally use this route to access the Turnpike.

To avoid this construction, guests are advised to use either the 18W interchange to the New Jersey Turnpike or Eastern Spur of the New Jersey Turnpike via Route 3 East (Lincoln Tunnel / New York City / Secaucus).

Traveling North on the New Jersey Turnpike
Follow the western spur (Sports Complex to Exit 16W), which provides direct access to MetLife Sports Complex parking areas. If congested, use the eastern turnpike spur (Lincoln Tunnel) to exit 16E to Route 3 West. Route 120 North which intersects Route 3 West also provides access to MetLife Sports Complex areas.

Traveling South on the Garden State Parkway
Follow Garden State Parkway South to exit 163 (Route 17 South). Follow Route 17 to Paterson Plank Road. Take Paterson Plank Road east to the Sports Complex.

Traveling North on the Garden State Parkway
Garden State Parkway North to exit 153A (Route 3). Follow Route 3 East to the Sports Complex.

Parking

All MetLife Stadium parking lots will be open 5 hours prior to kickoff. Pre-paid parking permits are not required, nor available for purchase, for the Copa America Centenario matches unless distributed as part of VIP or Suite Packages.

Cars: $30 Per
Bus / RV: $120 Per Bus

Tailgating

Tailgating is allowed in all MetLife Stadium parking lots starting when parking lots open to general parking. No open fires are allowed. All fires must be contained within a suitable and appropriate fire burning device and must be movable in the event of an emergency. Fire pits with open flames are not considered movable in the event of an emergency, and therefore are not allowed. All fires and/or grills should not be left unattended. Used charcoal briquettes and/or other burning material must be disposed of properly and not left on the parking surface to burn out.

  • Tailgating will be permitted in the parking lots with the exception of the parking deck that is located next to the Arena. Tailgating is permitted in the Arena parking decks but no grills may be used.
  • While tailgating is permitted in designated locations at specified times, any unauthorized commercial activity is strictly prohibited and is a violation of the law. Individuals and companies are prohibited from selling access to a tailgate party to members of the general public either in advance of or on the day of an event.
  • Parking is on a first come first serve basis in the appropriately designated lots.
  • ONE CAR=ONE SPACE: Please be considerate of your fellow ticket holders. Tailgating will be limited to the lined parking space and the area directly behind or in front of each vehicle. The blocking of the drive lane is prohibited. Tailgating is also permitted on the medians that separate the parking lots and the parking lots from the roadways. There will be strict enforcement of the one car-one parking space policy.
  • You must keep all tables, chairs, coolers, barbecues, etc. within the parking stall of your party. Tents or canopies exceeding 8′ x 8′ footprint and vehicles measuring more than 18′ in length and/or 8′ in width are not permitted to park in a lined parking space.
  • The saving of parking spaces will not be permitted. Groups desiring to tailgate together should arrive together.
  • Drive aisles and fire lanes need to be kept clear at all times for free access of emergency vehicles.
  • Trucks, trailers and other oversized vehicles (not including buses) will be directed to park along the curbs in the parking lots so they do not take up additional lined parking spaces.
  • Trucks, trailers, buses and other oversized vehicles are not permitted to park in the enclosed structured parking deck on east side of the Sports Complex (next to the Arena)
  • Any violation of the tailgating policies may result in the towing of the vehicle at the owner’s expense.
  • Grills are permitted for tailgating enjoyment, provided guests do so only in the same space occupied by their vehicle. However, their use near buildings or in areas where guests or property may be damaged is strictly prohibited.
  • For those ticket holders who will be tailgating it is recommended that a minimum class 2A-10B:C fire extinguisher be available for use if necessary.
  • Open fires are not permitted.
  • Deep fryers or any oil-based cooking or frying is prohibited.

Sound systems must not produce sound in excess of 65 decibels (New Jersey State Ordinance).
Public Transportation

NJ Transit Rail Service (Schedule)
The rail system connects the northeast corridor to the Frank R. Lautenberg train station in Secaucus, N.J., which allows fans from the region to quickly and efficiently reach MetLife Stadium. The rail station at the Sports Complex is located next to MetLife Stadium and the travel time between the Secaucus Junction train station and the Sports Complex station is approximately 10 minutes. The round-trip fare from Secaucus to the Sports Complex is $4.50 and $11.00 from NY Penn Station. Rail service commences three (3) hours prior to kickoff and ends two (2) hours after the game. For more information, please visit NJTransit.com or call 973-275-5555 for station schedule information. To access the train while at an event, guests should exit from the SAP or Verizon Gates.

Park and Ride at the Secaucus Train Station
Ticket holders may also park at the surface parking lot located next to the Frank R. Lautenberg Train Station in Secaucus, NJ (Secaucus Junction). It is located off Exit 15X on the eastern extension of the New Jersey Turnpike (675 New Country Road at Seaview Drive, Secaucus, N.J., 07094). Ticket holders can park in this 1,100-space parking lot and take the rail service to MetLife Sports Complex. The parking lot is open 24 hours a day. The cost to park in this lot will be $20-$25 per day. Call 888-PARKFAST or visit www.parkfast.com for more information about the Park and Ride.

To access the train while at an event, guests should exit from the MetLife or Verizon Gates.

Coach USA Bus Service (Route Number 351) SCHEDULE
Coach USA provides the 351 Meadowlands Express bus service from the Port Authority to MetLife Sports Complex for all COPA America Centenario matches. The 351 bus service will begin two and one half (2 1/2) hours prior to the start of a game and will continue to run until one half hour (1/2) after the start of a game. The 351 bus line will be operational for approximately one (1) hour following the conclusion of the game. Drop-off and pick-up at the Sports Complex is located near Parking Lot K. A round-trip ticket costs $12 and a one-way ticket is $6. Please visit www.351express.com or call (800) 877-1888, Ext. 3 for more information.

Metro-North
Riders from New York or Connecticut can take select Metro-North trains from the New Haven line to Secaucus Junction. Guests should visit MTA Metro – North Railroador call the MNRR Travel Information line at 212-532-4900 for information on schedules and service locations. The Travel Information line is staffed between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM on Mondays through Fridays, and an automated system is available during other times.