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Summary: Soccer skills and coaching tips; learn a good conditioning exercise you can do with your team in this free online video guide to coaching a soccer team.
A former collegiate and semi-professional player, Glenn Holzer has been coaching soccer at the youth and college level for more than 20 years. He currently holds a USSF "B" license...read more
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"Now it's a good idea to get the players warmed up a little bit before you go ahead and play the game. Okay, this is a little tag game and let's go ahead and play and we'll show you how it works. She can tag her back before she gets to the next pair. The object is to get everybody sprinting, get their body temperature up a little bit and having fun at the same time. Oh! The way this game works is when you come to one pair, it will bump the other player off. Watch now as this occurs right now. That player is now liable to be it and she is it and now this player is it. When you tag the player you can tag them back which keeps it lively and pretty much play this game until everyone has a good run. "
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