The soccer rebounder is a very useful equipment you can use to improve your game.
It allows you to work on so many skills — from passing and ball control to volleying, shooting and striking accuracy too.
Thanks to their versatility and the wide array of drills you can do with it, it is well worth investing in one.
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The holding midfielder is one of the most important positions out on the pitch.
The role guarantees stability at the back while providing a platform for the forwards to attack with aplomb.
Also known as a defensive midfielder, these players have great influence on the game.
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It takes years and years of hard work and practice to make it to the very top of the game.
However, there are actually loads of things you can do to get better at soccer in just one week.
With extra time and effort out on the training pitch, you’ll soon see improvement on your touch, control and technique.
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3v3 soccer is great not only for honing your technique but also for further understanding space, speed, and strategy.
These ‘small-sided’ games see two teams of three players each.
Unlike traditional matches, 3v3 soccer sees players constantly switch between playing offense and defense.
To help you play and enjoy this fast, frenetic, and fun game, let’s take a look at how to set up a match and what rules apply.
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Ever wondered how todays top players like Christiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, and Neymar stay fit and healthy all the time?
Aside from constant training and exercise, a lot of it has to do with what they eat and drink.
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