Football is one sport that requires more from your body compared to any other sport. More than 1000 direction changes, repeated sprint ability, aerial challenges and involved sustained high intensity effort can occur during a standard 90 minute match....
Hydration supports football training and match performance, but fluid needs differ with body size, weather, intensity and sweat losses. This guide covers association football and offers practical ways to plan drinks before, during and after play. Key takeaways: Arrive...
A football player’s morning routine can make it easier to arrive at training fed, hydrated and organised. The details depend on the session time, age, sleep needs and the demands of the previous day. The example below brings together...
Trunk strength and control play a role in football movements, alongside leg strength, coordination and technique. Training the muscles around your trunk and hips can support control during these movements. Sit-ups train one aspect of trunk movement. A varied...
Seven exercise options for a balanced football training week, with room for recovery and adjustments to your level. In This Article Introduction: How Fitness Exercises Fit Into Football Training Quick-Reference: All 7 Exercises at a Glance Exercise 1 —...