My Love In My Life

Well I finally discover the true love and passion I have for soccer two years later when I was 8 years old. My parents finally decided to put me in a team called “Princess” I would go to every practice and always tried to get my parents in the car at time so we would never be late to games. I played defence and scraped my knees sometimes trying to get the ball out of our side. But I never knew what I was actually capable of until my coach had a job and had to leave coaching for a while and one my teammates parent decided to step in. I was so use to playing defence but he wanted to make things different and he believe I would do even better at forward. The next game I played forward score every single goal winning the game I never understood why people seem so happy to score until that day. Seeing the ball slowly roll in the back of the net and every single parents and kids raise from their seats and start clapping nonstop and screaming my name has been the most amazing feeling I have felt in my

Ever since I was a little girl I would sing everywhere, in the bathroom, the car, at school, and at parties but my favorite spot has always been in the shower. I would never sing in front of my brother, he would always tease me about my voice. Being teased made me feel like I wasn't good enough. Because of that I stopped singing for a while. At that time, I didn’t know what to do singing had been part of my life even before I even came out the womb. I've been told my aunt would sing to me frequently. I felt completely at lost, I was unidentifiable with myself. I need music in my life.

After you are prepared to play your going to need to learn to play with players and how to play against them. When starting you are going to want to watch Soccer games 1 to 2 every Sunday or Saturday preferably your favorite team or a team that has your favorite player. When you watch the games make sure to watch how each player gets open for the

Soccer is a beautiful game, It’s full of skill moves, screaming from parents, and support from everyone. The Soccer pitch is always something important to the game, You need to learn the pitch to play on the pitch. You must know what’s the outcome of the field. For Example, you need to know if it’s a bumpy field, with holes everywhere or if it’s smooth and the ball with bounce a lot. The importance of knowing your strategies on the pitch is key. You must know how you’re going to play the ball according to your pitch. If it’s a bumpy field try to play it in the air, It’s it’s smooth, play it on the ground so it rolls fast to your team.

It all began back when I was three years old at my first season of recreational soccer. The YMCA was where the love and passion for soccer started. I later moved to the big leagues of Big Sun recreational soccer to me it was like the professional league. I met the best coach ever, Coach Judd Davis. He inspired me to be the bomb.com player and introduced me to competitive soccer. So that next year I played on a U12 team as a fourth grader. When I made this team it was at that moment my dream to play professionally was born. I worked harder than anyone on my team and tried to soak up as much knowledge about the game there was told to me. My parents helped me along the way by continuously encouraging me throughout difficult times. So I thought I was ready to take on harder challenges.

My dad started teaching me to play soccer since I was very young. He used to be a soccer team’s captain when he was in university, so he was very good at soccer. Every weekend, he would bring my brother and me to a soccer field in our neighborhood, and we

Since I can remember, I’ve always played soccer. Whether it was kicking the ball around my kitchen and dining room (this didn’t go over well with my mother) or playing on a youth team, club team, or school team, soccer has always flowed through my veins and helped prepare me for the challenges I faced ahead. These early experiences foreshadowed my maturity and growth through soccer.

Even though I cried after every game because I wasn’t good enough and in practice always crossed the finish line last I still somehow loved the game. It wasn't the only game I loved though; I also loved soccer. After I kept the benches warm 6th grade year I decided I was going to work hard. I started running a mile at least once a week. Which turned into two miles after I filled a few buckets of sweat after a couple weeks. I had convinced my uncle to let me be a substitute on his indoor soccer team since I already missed tryouts.

Weather can create many mix of emotions that may confuse anyone. A story that can relate to this is “The Love of My Life” by T.C. Boyle which illustrates the theme of weather and its connection to love. Weather always have some sort of connection with humans’ emotion regardless the person’s situation. In “The Love of My Life” the main characters Jeremy and China show their love through moments of certain weather.

We can all enjoy a friendly game of soccer with our friends. However if you wish to take your skills to the next level and really learn how to play soccer, it will require a little more commitment. It's a sport which demands physical, technical and tactical know-how. Lets take a look at some of the things you should be thinking about in order to become a better player.

From a young age, athletics were a very important part of my life and soccer was my passion. Whether it was playing on boy’s teams and summer leagues, or refereeing tournaments and coaching soccer camps, I was constantly trying to improve my game. When I came to college, I was excited to have the opportunity to continue playing soccer. Unfortunately, I received several concussions and I had some complications that ultimately forced me to stop playing soccer after my sophomore year. At first I was distraught, all of my personal goals were gone and I was no longer working with my teammates toward the goals we set together. However, I realized I needed to find new interests and new objectives to work towards during the rest of my time in college.

I think what makes me unique is my ability to let go of certain situations easily. For example, if I do not do as well as I would have liked to on a test, I may be frustrated with myself for a little bit but I am usually able to move on from that and focus on what I need to do so that I can improve on the next test. I do not like to dwell on negative things and strive to find the positive in any situation I am involved in.

Soccer has practically controlled my social life for as long as I can remember. It started with the friends I made playing on a St. Mark little league team in kindergarten and first grade. Playing for the JETS with people like Matthew Sarno and Alec Karam who became my best friends and have stuck with me all the way through high school. Not only them, but many other people I have played with for many years have become some of my closest

FIrst thing anyone should is learn the rules. Tell me how you're going to be good at soccer without knowing the rules? Exactly you can't. You have to search up the basic rules likes handballs, tackling, red and yellow cards. As you go on and advancing through the ranks you need to learn some of the more advanced rules like off sides. Also you need to know different strategies and formations and know how to stop them if you are playing defence.

Ever since I was a young girl, I have been fascinated with the sport soccer. However, I truly became passionate about it when I played my freshman through senior years in high school. We would practice on the field for an hour every weekday and if it was too cold outside, we would practice in the school gymnasium. During this hour, my team and I would stretch, run, scrimmage against each other, and sometimes do strength training. I became involved in this sport when I was eight years old because I thought that it looked fun and I had many friends that played. My parents fully supported me and my dad especially was so excited to be a mentor and help me learn to become a better athlete. I really enjoyed this sport because it taught me so much