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by Randy Vogt on Oct 30, 12:08 AM
Most of the games I ref are under the U.S. Soccer umbrella, so official time is kept by the match referee.
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by Dr. Dev Mishra on Oct 25, 4:34 AM
As coaches, parents and teammates, we can go a long way to helping those in need by recognizing possible signs of anxiety or depression.
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by Randy Vogt on Oct 25, 4:08 AM
What type of a soccer game is it going to be? Here are questions and some simple clues to find out:
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by Stan Baker on Oct 22, 5:41 PM
In rondos the player is constantly perceiving and making decisions with respect to his teammates, opponents, position of the ball, etc.
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by Tim Bradbury on Oct 17, 10:38 PM
We all feel lousy whenever we're excluded from something, so imagine being kids languishing on the bench of their youth soccer teams.
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by Greg Winkler on Oct 14, 11:21 PM
When the perceived best player is held accountable for behavior, lack of effort, or lackluster effort, the entire squad is aware of the consequences.
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by Dr. Dev Mishra on Oct 14, 10:57 PM
With fall soccer seasons well underway in the USA it's important to note that upper extremity injuries happen more often than you probably think.
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by Dr. Dev Mishra on Oct 14, 9:26 PM
Mononucleosis is fairly common in teenagers and young adults. For athletes, the key issue with mononucleosis is the risk of a ruptured spleen
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by Beau Dure on Oct 7, 11:22 PM
The attacking team's coach calmly asked me what I called. I said the goalkeeper had possession.
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by Christian Lavers on Oct 7, 10:44 PM
Understanding the cause of these two very different situations is critical to being a successful coach