Sunday, 26 June 2011
Monday, 23 May 2011
Fouls in Soccer game
There are two types of fouls in the game. One is "Direct kick foul" and the second is
"Indirect kick Foul".
Here we at Mississauga kid's soccer club will guide you about the "Direct Foul".
Direct kick fouls: direct kick foul is that mistake by which the other team get "direct free click", or a "penalty kick". There are 10 direct kicks fouls.
The rules say that the referee should call a foul for numbers 1 thru 6 if he thinks that fouls are occur in a way which is "careless", reckless, or using extra force:
Pushing a player including goalkeeper
Striking or attempting to strike an opponent
Jumping an opponent in a careless or reckless manner
Spiting at an opponent, even if it doesn't hit the player (red card showed)
Soccer Club Mississauga: Tips for good practice in soccer
Soccer Club Mississauga: Tips for good practice in soccer: "Every player enjoys the game a lot. A good game is always depicts that how much team was in practice. Game depends upon practice but practic..."
Tips for good practice in soccer
Every player enjoys the game a lot. A good game is always depicts that how much team was in practice. Game depends upon practice but practice also depends on so many things which make practice perfect and joyful.
Every player should active and must be participated in the game.
Don't touch the lines even during practice
Take practice as a whole sum game, rather than just practice.
Always set targets, like time frame or goals.
Good soccer kids clubs also following some general rules which definitely increase the worth of game and player as well.
Measure each player's performance by his or her personal improvement and effort.
Do praise with whole heart so that the player feel more confident.
Kids soccer club always avoid doing comparison of one player with each other, as it is always a negative sign.
Thursday, 12 May 2011
Want to know about soccer Mississauga?
Soccer is very popular game all over the world. The official of soccer is FIFA, but many other federations and some non-governments organizations are very active to promote the soccer and providing good coaching by their own soccer clubs.
In Mississauga, soccer is alive by Mississauga soccer club. It is a non-commercial club which is an international level club for youth and kids.
The first and only soccer club in the history of Mississauga, where the game is not only a game but it is a full knowledge of the whole world. The difference creates when the Mississauga soccer club divides the team in to different countries. They are not merely "Team A" and "team B", they can be "Germany" and "Japan" with the same uniform under the official flags of the countries.
The educational process is also there. The teams must know about the countries, they represent.
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