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just tried dips for the first time, how's my form? things I need feedback on: - how to make it less painful for my palms - head up or down? - body angle fine or need to be more forward? - amount of arm bend - back position/scap retraction etc (shoulder safety) - arm lockout ❤️

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.GreenVersity #WoSFL Fourth Division Side Newmains United Community FC new goalkeeper Ben McAllister had a dream debut for the Dallies today as he saved a penalty from Giffnock SC WOSFL in the 32nd minute with the scores locked at 0-0, he then watched his side run out 0-3 winners, and to top it off was voted as player of the match with a clean sheet. Ben joined Newmains from Saturday morning team River Nevis, but rather than stopping goals, he was banging them in for the amateur side where he finished the season on 21 goals, winning their top scorer award for the second season in a row as a forward!. What a debut at the other end for the Dallies!

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23 year old David Puig is having another great season, finishing inside the points in every event on the LIV Golf League to be 10th on the Standings and finishing T11 or better in all 3 DP World Tour starts. He’s been a model of consistency but is without a win and he says it’s something he’s looking forward to the challenge of trying to overcome: “I’ve been having a really good season and playing very consistent. I think I’ve been doing well in every part of the game if you look at my strokes gained. Lots of birdies, some eagles, but too many mistakes to be winning events and it’s something I’m really looking forward to, the challenge of minimising the mistakes and trying to get it done this year. “There’s times where I’ve made the right decision, it was just poorly executed and a few unlucky breaks here and there that stopped me from winning. But I’m looking forward to the challenge and really happy with how I’ve been playing.” David is an electric player to watch who is not scared to take on tough shots and can get hot at any time running off strings of birdies. His speed is his biggest asset but it’s something he says he needs to learn how to utilise: “I might be a little different than the average player. I hit the ball pretty far and that makes it a bit more challenging when I’m out of position in the rough. We’ve caught a couple of fliers where the ball reacts different than expected out of the different lies and that makes it more challenging. But I’ve just got to learn from those mistakes and keep getting better. “My game is getting into good shape. I’m positive with the way I’ve been working on and off the course to get to that point that I can get the win. I’m excited for it and I’m learning. I just need to keep the mistakes off the card.” David is playing this week at LIV Golf UK by JCB and it’s a course which he says he enjoys. He also played well here last season coming T11. Hopefully he can continue his great form this season and contend again this weekend at the JCB Golf and Country Club.

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With this season being the lowest time of all times for #THFC, you’d like to think your club captain would embody “ALL TOGETHER, ALWAYS” On Sunday, there is a possibility this great club gets relegated, with every player including Romero being accountable for it. For him not to be at the club’s biggest game in their history is disgraceful, and even disrespectful to the fans that have stood by him throughout his fairly inconsistent time at the club. Even if we do stay up, I don’t see any way Cristian Romero can be a part of this club going forward. I’ll forever be grateful for his incredible contribution in Bilbao on this day last year, but I just don’t see any way back from this. A really sad way to go out.

Hotspur Lane

216,499 views • 3 months ago

⚽️ 8v6 Phase of Play | Attacking Wide Areas| Cutbacks + Crosses Created on: TacticalPad® ☑️ Aim: ✔️ Combine in wide areas and create scoring chances using crosses or cutbacks. ☑️ Space and Set Up: ✔️ Half pitch: Funnel pitch toward mini goals. ✔️ 3 Mini Goals in a line centrally 🥅. Approx 5-8 yards from centre circle ⭕️. ✔️ Attacks are alternate ⚽️1️⃣: ⚫️s try to combine and score in large goal. ⚽️2️⃣: 🔴s build up and score in mini goals. ☑️ Play the Game: ✔️🔴s defend the large goal and score in any of the 3 x mini goals 🥅. They line up in a 1-4-3. ✔️ ⚫️s score in the large goal and defend the 3x mini goals 🥅. ✔️ ⚫️s line up in a 3-3 but they have 2xFB operate on the diagonal lines of the pitch. The FBs are behind the attack to recycle the ball ⚽️ for the ⚫️s. ☑️ Notes: ✔️ Encourage ⚫️s to use 2 and 3 player combinations to get behind the 🔴s defence. ✔️ Playing wide is a preference but if the 🔴s offer a clear central route to goal then use it. ✔️ Wall passing, Set passes, Overlaps and Underlaps are great moves to help players create chances. 🔁 Flip the roles of the players to allow them to practice attacking and defending. Temisan Williams @TheCoachesArea Lloyd Owers @FootballTrnng Brett Godwin The Sporting Resource Felix Lehmann @ExchangeCoaches The Coaching Family @RJPcoach TheBeardedCoach 205 Academy Tom Skeath Breakthrough Soccer 𝗙𝗖𝗖 𝗛𝘂𝗯 | 𝗙𝗼𝗼𝘁𝗯𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗖𝗼𝗮𝗰𝗵 goTeam! Sports 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
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⚽️ 8v6 Phase of Play | Attacking Wide Areas| Cutbacks + Crosses Created on: TacticalPad® ☑️ Aim: ✔️ Combine in wide areas and create scoring chances using crosses or cutbacks. ☑️ Space and Set Up: ✔️ Half pitch: Funnel pitch toward mini goals. ✔️ 3 Mini Goals in a line centrally 🥅. Approx 5-8 yards from centre circle ⭕️. ✔️ Attacks are alternate ⚽️1️⃣: ⚫️s try to combine and score in large goal. ⚽️2️⃣: 🔴s build up and score in mini goals. ☑️ Play the Game: ✔️🔴s defend the large goal and score in any of the 3 x mini goals 🥅. They line up in a 1-4-3. ✔️ ⚫️s score in the large goal and defend the 3x mini goals 🥅. ✔️ ⚫️s line up in a 3-3 but they have 2xFB operate on the diagonal lines of the pitch. The FBs are behind the attack to recycle the ball ⚽️ for the ⚫️s. ☑️ Notes: ✔️ Encourage ⚫️s to use 2 and 3 player combinations to get behind the 🔴s defence. ✔️ Playing wide is a preference but if the 🔴s offer a clear central route to goal then use it. ✔️ Wall passing, Set passes, Overlaps and Underlaps are great moves to help players create chances. 🔁 Flip the roles of the players to allow them to practice attacking and defending. Temisan Williams @TheCoachesArea Lloyd Owers @FootballTrnng Brett Godwin The Sporting Resource Felix Lehmann @ExchangeCoaches The Coaching Family @RJPcoach TheBeardedCoach 205 Academy Tom Skeath Breakthrough Soccer 𝗙𝗖𝗖 𝗛𝘂𝗯 | 𝗙𝗼𝗼𝘁𝗯𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗖𝗼𝗮𝗰𝗵 goTeam! Sports 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

JUST COACH

22,868 views • 2 years ago

Play Football All The Time ⚽️ Football & the style you enjoy watching is entirely up to you but I have a very simple view: • Get it down & play • From the Keeper • Provoke a Press • Break Lines • Transition into Attack • Press to Win it back This is a clip of a West of Scotland Football League 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 4th Division Side @Rossvale_FC taking on Darvel FC in the Prem. Darvel won this game 4v1 late on but it was 2v1 in the dying moments & the whole game Rossvale were consistent with their approach & philosophy. I'm a big fan of Josh Gardiner, their coach & his ideas, very forward thinking! This is what he can do with: • NO Budget • Part-Time / Unpaid players • Barking Pitches I reckon anyone up the leagues, maybe even the Vacant Johnstone Burgh Football Club should be having a look. I believe in total football & its why I am such an admirer of: • Rhys McCabe • Mick Kennedy • Martin Fellowes • Josh Gardiner etc This Is How We Develop a Better League & Style!
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Play Football All The Time ⚽️ Football & the style you enjoy watching is entirely up to you but I have a very simple view: • Get it down & play • From the Keeper • Provoke a Press • Break Lines • Transition into Attack • Press to Win it back This is a clip of a West of Scotland Football League 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 4th Division Side @Rossvale_FC taking on Darvel FC in the Prem. Darvel won this game 4v1 late on but it was 2v1 in the dying moments & the whole game Rossvale were consistent with their approach & philosophy. I'm a big fan of Josh Gardiner, their coach & his ideas, very forward thinking! This is what he can do with: • NO Budget • Part-Time / Unpaid players • Barking Pitches I reckon anyone up the leagues, maybe even the Vacant Johnstone Burgh Football Club should be having a look. I believe in total football & its why I am such an admirer of: • Rhys McCabe • Mick Kennedy • Martin Fellowes • Josh Gardiner etc This Is How We Develop a Better League & Style!

John Walker

96,133 views • 2 years ago