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Appetite for Soccer

Jumping Levels in the Game...by Design

Tony Kees
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Pages
94
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

This is a book of ideas for parents and ambitious youth soccer players that have a deep desire to progress through the ranks at a 'faster-than-usual' rate, stacking the deck in their favor to jump levels in game, make the team of their choice, and maximize their gifts and abilities. It is a resource that addresses the question, 'What more can I be doing?' There are things you should know as you embark on your journey to be the best soccer player and person that you can be. It's tough and competitive out there, as the margins for achievement are getting smaller. The internet has provided content for coaches (and players!) at every level, which means that training environments are getting more and more similar. So how will you separate yourself from the pack?

Related Subjects

  • Soccer
  • Sports & Recreation
  • Adult Nonfiction

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Tony KeesAuthor