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8. Illinois Agility Test
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Running in Soccer

Why do coaches have players run? There are generally three reasons most coaches have players do running exercises. They are for punishment, warm-up and fitness. Examining each of these three reasons punishment is the most erroneous.

Frequently coaches use running as a punishment for misbehavior during a training session. Some coaches have even used running as a punishment for an entire team at the end of a match if the team did not meet the coach’s expectations of performance.

Animated Fitness Training for Soccer with targeted Shooting drill

This is a great drill to work in a team environment.  Multiple players can work simultaneously.  This gives the goalie additional work in goal and it also gives players a chance to improve their fitness while using the soccer ball. In addition you don't need lots of space to do this drill, which allows you to break up in two groups.

Multistage Soccer Fitness Drill

This multi stage soccer fitness drill is designed around developing fitness using the soccer ball as well as other objects.  This drill puts the soccer player in positions to work on foot quickness with the agility ladder,  agility with sticks and hurdles.

Soccer Fitness Q and A with Vern Gambetta

We talked about how to choose the right volume for fitness training and mistakes coaches make when conditioning teams.  Working with the unique demands of year around soccer.

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Aerobic Training For Soccer

When planning an effective training program for soccer it is important to consider: aerobic fitness level, repeat sprint ability or RSA, speed, strength, power, agility and playing ability, etc. In this article I will only focus on the aerobic aspect of soccer.

Shuttle Runs

Shuttle runs are an effective tool to build speed endurance but should be used sparingly in your training.

3 Objectives of Aerobic Training  

List of the three objectives of Aerobic Training in Soccer.

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