jdogjr9509 asked:

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SouthCali4LifeSD asked:


i said football and soccer requires more cardio and strength training than water polo… who’s right? is water polo training really the hardest out there? respectful responses only please.

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never.walk.alone asked:


need drills fast because it starts soon and i need some final tune ups. thank you.

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Danny Counts asked:


He has done no running training other than playing mid in soccer. He ran a 6:09 mile 3 weeks ago in a track meet. He told me he could do better. So the limited training we have done for the past few weeks is uphill sprints (over and over), only two 3-mile runs and he is down to 5:52. Is this the right type of training?

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TRE asked:


I was just wondering would tennis be good cross training for a soccer goalie?

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konami asked:

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Ronaldinho asked:


How many hours per day you have to train to become a professional soccer player? What drills you have to do in order to become the best?

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The English FA Cup Final is the show piece for the biggest and most famous domestic cup competition in the world. It is transmitted to hundreds of countries worldwide, and watched by millions of people. This year’s final, taking place on 30 May at the famous Wembley Stadium in west London promises to be the Battle of the Blues – the blues of Everton taking on the blues of Chelsea. Watching it on television would be good, but it would be absolutely fantastic if we could buy FA Cup Final tickets and be there in the stadium itself.

Both Everton and Chelsea have passionate support, and no doubt the 50,000 ardent fans of each club are going to make the atmosphere electric. Those 50,000 fans will have purchased their tickets via their respective clubs as season ticket holders (meaning they have purchased a season’s subscription to every home game of their club), but many will have lost out. It is a shame, seeing as Wembley holds not 50,000 people, but 90,000! What happens to the rest of the tickets?

The majority of the 40,000 tickets left over go to sponsors and corporate partners of the FA, others go to the “football family” themselves – those who have worked behind the scenes and so on. A shame that so many are allocated to “non fans”, as it’s not every day that your team gets to the final of such a prestigious event. It is understandable that many go to the sponsors etc, but not so to the football family. Surely, they could be rewarded by being given tickets to England international games? England rarely sells out when it plays, so it would make more sense to bolster numbers in these games, rather than the FA Cup final, where every fan wants to see their team play.

So, while the average fan will have no chance of buying a ticket via their club unless they are season ticket holders, it means they have to search elsewhere for access to the most prestigious footballing showpiece in the world.



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