Pro Am Soccer Coaching
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What move is Brazilian star Roberto Rivelino famous for doing?
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Scissor
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Step Over
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Cruyff
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During Ball Mastery exercises, If you pulled the ball back with the sole of the foot and then kicked it forward again using the instep of the foot, what technique would you be doing?
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Toe Taps
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Dribble Cuts
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Drag Push
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A. Drag PushExplanation
If you pulled the ball back with the sole of the foot and then kicked it forward again using the instep of the foot, you would be performing the Drag Push technique.Rate this question:
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What Professional Football club did Cliff Macdonald used to be the Youth Technical Director for in Holland?
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Ajax Amsterdam
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Spart Rotterdam
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ADO Den Haag
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A. Spart RotterdamExplanation
Cliff Macdonald used to be the Youth Technical Director for Spart Rotterdam in Holland.Rate this question:
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What coach has been with the programme since he was 4 years old?
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Mitchell Grace
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Chris Love
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Lee Scott
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Neil Marron
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A. Mitchell GraceExplanation
Mitchell Grace has been with the program since he was 4 years old.Rate this question:
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If I pushed the ball out in front of me and put the sole of my foot on the ball, then twisted my foot on top of the ball to roll it back the way I had just come from, what move would I be doing?
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An Inside Cut
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A Loop Turn
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A Step Behind
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A Drag Back
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A. A Loop TurnExplanation
If you pushed the ball out in front of you and put the sole of your foot on the ball, then twisted your foot on top of the ball to roll it back the way you had just come from, you would be performing a Loop Turn.Rate this question:
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What does S.A.Q.stand for in the "SPEED" section of our programme
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Suppleness, Agility and Quickness
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Suppleness, And Quality
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Speed, Agility and Quickness
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Speed And Quality
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A. Speed, Agility and QuicknessExplanation
The correct answer for the given question is "Speed, Agility and Quickness." This acronym, S.A.Q., stands for the three key components of physical fitness that are emphasized in the "SPEED" section of the program. Speed refers to the ability to move quickly, agility is the ability to change direction rapidly, and quickness is the ability to react and move swiftly. These three elements are essential for athletes in various sports to perform at their best and excel in their respective fields.Rate this question:
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What would I need to do with my foot, If I wanted to stab chip the ball? and what would I want the ball to do when it hits the ground?
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Keep my foot flat to the ground and parallel (level) with my other foot and I would want to get back spin on the ball
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Kick through the centre of the ball with power, so that it slowly rises up in the air
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Kick through the bottom of the ball to get distance and a gradual rise into the air
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Kick through the centre of the ball so that it stays low and accurate
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A. Keep my foot flat to the ground and parallel (level) with my other foot and I would want to get back spin on the ballExplanation
To stab chip the ball, it is important to keep the foot flat to the ground and parallel with the other foot. This technique helps in achieving accuracy and control over the shot. Additionally, the player would want to get back spin on the ball when it hits the ground. Back spin creates lift and allows the ball to stay low and accurate, making it difficult for the opponent to defend or intercept.Rate this question:
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While my team mate overlaps me, I would want to move the ball in what direction?
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Towards my team mate
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Forwards, but in the same direction as my team mate
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Forwards, but in the opposite direction to my team mate
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A. Forwards, but in the opposite direction to my team mateExplanation
When the team mate overlaps, it means that they are moving forward in the same direction as the ball. In order to create space and maintain the team's attacking momentum, the player should move the ball forward as well. However, since the team mate is already moving in the same direction, the player should move the ball forwards but in the opposite direction to their team mate. This will help to create separation between the two players and provide more options for the team's attack.Rate this question:
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What Spanish Club and What Country does Lionel Messi play for?
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Real Madrid & Brazil
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Barcelona & Italy
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Barcelona & Argentina
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Real Madrid & Argentina
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A. Barcelona & ArgentinaExplanation
Lionel Messi plays for Barcelona, which is a Spanish club. He also represents the national team of Argentina.Rate this question:
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What Club did Coerver Coaching's Charlie Cooke play for in the 70's
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Chelsea
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Arsenal
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Liverpool
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Manchester United
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A. ChelseaExplanation
Charlie Cooke played for Chelsea in the 70's.Rate this question:
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