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All about the Women’s Super League: What are the Competition Rules
This year marks the first full year of the Women's Super League (WSL), and we thought it would be an excellent time to look back at how the WSL has progressed. Throughout the summer, we'll examine the...
Find Out MoreWhat Do the Professional Footballers Eat?
Like other great athletes, premier footballers should pay as much attention to their nutrition as they do to their football trials. There's a lot more attention paid these days to a player's...
Find Out MoreWhat are football scouts and what are they looking for?
Football scouts provide a connection between unsigned footballers and clubs at various levels in different countries. A scout's job is to find players with talent who may be a good fit for a specific...
Find Out More3 exercises to strengthen hamstrings all football players should do
Hamstring strains are some of the most common injuries suffered by football players. A hamstring injury can see you miss four, six, eight, or more weeks of action. It is important to strengthen your hamstrings...
Find Out MoreTips for rainy weather training and matches
Rainy weather occurs for much of the year in the United Kingdom and northern Europe. If you want to play football at a high level, then you will need to get used to training and playing matches in rainy...
Find Out MoreTips for cold weather football training and matches
It is winter in the northern hemisphere and football training and matches are bound to be cold for most players. Wintertime sees the attire football players wear change. Many players will alter their clothing...
Find Out More3 tips to prevent ankle injuries in football
Ankle injuries in football are a part of the game. Due to defensive players continually lunging at your feet and ankles, you are bound to suffer some type of injury during your career.
Ankle injuries...
Find Out MoreWhat are the most common goalkeeper injuries?
Some of the most common goalkeeper injuries include jammed fingers, hand sprains, or fractures. These common goalkeeper injuries may be the result of stopping/blocking shots, running into other players,...
Find Out MoreDiet and Nutrition: How to get through a gruelling football season
The right diet and nutrition are key to getting through a gruelling football season. Diet and nutrition are important for muscle and mind recovery between matches and training sessions. The proper foods...
Find Out MoreFootball size matters: Why training with a right football size is importance
Footballs come in different sizes. Not only can you buy a ball in a variety of colours from a variety of sports companies, but you can get one in different sizes. Football size matters as depending on...
Find Out MoreMastering your short passing
At the 2018 World Cup, there was an average of 775.8 passes per game. Passing is a key element of football and as you get older and climb the football pyramid, you will need to improve your passing ability....
Find Out MoreWhy do many footballers retire in their 30s?
Over the last decade-plus, the magic number for footballers nearing retirement has been 30-years-old. Although there are always exceptions, after 30 is when many players begin winding down their careers....
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