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Soccer
Coaching
Soccer Successfully (Coaching Successfully Series)
by Roy Rees, et al
Coaching Soccer Successfully is a complete guide to building and maintaining
a winning soccer program! It's filled with expert instruction on teaching
the techniques and tactics of soccer as well as practical advice for guiding
your team throughout the season. The 51 drills, which cover...
Paperback - September 1996
Coaching
Soccer: The Official Coaching Book of the Dutch Soccer Association
by Bert Van Lingen
Paperback from Reedswain
Book Published: 01 August, 1997
Coaching
Youth Soccer: A Baffled Parent's Guide
by Bobby Clark
Written by soccer great and championship Stanford coach Bobby Clark,
COACHING YOUTH SOCCER: THE BAFFLED PARENT'S GUIDE tells you how, starting
at point zero, an uninitiated coach can meld kids into a team and help
them enjoy one of the most rewarding experiences of their youth. (In the
end, you may ...
Paperback from International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press
Book Published: 19 July, 1999 |
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The
Complete Book of Coaching Youth Soccer
by Simon Whitehead
(Paperback)
Coaching
Kids to Play Soccer
by Jim San Marco, Kurt Aschermann
(Paperback - August 1987)
Coaching
the 4-4-2 & Zone Play
by Floriano Marziali, Vincenzo Mora
Although the theoretical aspects of zone play are continually being
discussed and investigated, the teaching methods have not been examined
as thoroughly. This is why this book was written. Its aim is specifically
practical, so a graphic presentation has been preferred to a theoretical
one.The...
aperback: 169 pages
Reedswain Books & Videos; ISBN: 0965102084; 1 edition
(April 1997)
Dutch
Soccer Drills
by Richard G. Kentwell (Editor)
Paperback
Dutch
Soccer Drills Volume II
by Richard G. Kentwell (Editor)
Paperback
Life
Lessons from Soccer: What Your Child Can Learn on and Off the Field: A
Guide for Parents and Coaches
by Vincent Fortanasce
(Paperback - September 2001)
The
Official American Youth Soccer Organization Handbook: Rules, Regulations,
Skills, and Everything Else Kids, Parents, and Coaches Need to Partcipate
in Youth Soccer
by American Youth Soccer Organization, Vincent Fortanasce, Lawrence
Robinson, John Ouellette, John Ouelette
Paperback from Fireside
Book Published: August, 2001 |
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Practical Soccer Drills: The History of Olympic Soccer
by Rudy Yakzan
Paperback - August 2000
The
Soccer Coaching Bible
by National Soccer Coaches Associatin of America
Paperback from Human Kinetics (T)
Book Published: March, 2004
Skills
and Strategies for Coaching Soccer
by Alan Hargreaves
With Skills and Strategies for Coaching Soccer, you have access to
120 drills for teaching skills to players at all levels--from beginning
to intermediate to advanced. And for each skill, you'll find drills for
players at different levels of development. Some of the basic skills presented
include...
Paperback - January 1991
Soccer
: How to Play the Game-- The Official Playing and Coaching Manual of the
United States Soccer Federation
by Bobby Howe, Steve Sampson, Dan Herbst
Soccer continues to grow in popularity in the States, with another
huge surge thanks to the U.S. Women's Team winning the World Cup in 1999.
But players can only be as good as their coaches, and coaches are always
looking for help. Soccer: How to Play the Game contains detailed information
on...
Paperback from Universe Books
Book Published: 18 September, 1999
Soccer
Practice Games/120 Games for Technique, Training, and Tactics
by Joe Luxbacher
Here are 120 practice games that provide players with conditioning
exercises, drills, simulated game experiencesand fun. These quick-paced
games are excellent for coaches who want to teach specific soccer skills
or who need drill ideas for their practices, as well as for players who
want to...
Paperback - October 1994
Soccer
Speed
by Vern Gambetta
Spiral-bound from Gambetta Sports Training Systems
Book Published: 31 December, 1998 |
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The
Soccer Starter: Your Guide to Coaching Young Players
by William C. Summers, Robert J. Reedy (Illustrator)
Soccer is the fastest growing sport in America: almost nine million
children between the ages of six and eleven play, making it second in that
age group behind basketball. But because of its only recent explosion in
popularity, many coaches are about as inexperienced as the children on
their teams.Directed toward the inexperienced soccer coach, ...
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