Things You'll Need:
- Bottled Water
- Running Foods (gels And Bars)
- Exercise Equipments
- Soccer Apparel
- Soccer Cleats
- Soccer Shin Guards
- Soccer Videos
- soccer balls
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Step 1
Play soccer year-round. You need not sign up for more competition, though. Take a break and play casually, or participate in a soccer class or clinic.
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Step 2
Play other sports. Sign up for an off-season sport or school team, or play casually.
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Step 3
Practice cross training. Swimming, basketball, cycling or running - all will contribute to good cardiovascular fitness.
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Step 4
Start conditioning early. Even young children can be encouraged to do sit-ups and push-ups. Older children can explore specific soccer conditioning (such as resistance, or weight, work).
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Step 5
Do resistance, or weight, work. Beginning at about age 14, players can get an edge by lifting weights. They should have expert supervision and advice.
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Step 6
Work on getting faster. Players shouldn't train for a marathon, but they can benefit by running up to 20 to 30 minutes, and doing soccer-specific fast running.
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Step 7
Combine skills with conditioning. Young players should practice soccer skills while improving physical fitness.












Comments
soccerstar4-eve said
on 1/18/2009 Its easier to just do travel. You play Fall,Winter and Spring then can go to camp in the summer