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In soccer What 3 components of fitness would each position require?
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∙ 9y ago
In soccer the 3 components of fitness that each position would require are endurance speed and agility. These components will make one effective in their position of play.
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What are the components needed for football or netball?
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What sport requires the highest fitness levels?
Probably cross country skiing, swimming and skulling require the highest level of fitness.
What are the components in skills related fitness?
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How is soccer is a muscled fitness?
soccer is a muscled fitness cause ur leg muscled hit the ball and push the ball as hard as it can go
What is uses of soccer?
I think you mean 'what is the use of soccer' and I would say... fitness :)
What is a pointguard in soccer?
Pointguard is not a soccer position. This position exists in basketball, however.
What is a position that plays mostly defense in soccer?
A Position in soccer that is both offensive and defensive is the position central mifield
What is the fitness rate for soccer?
You need a 23 on the beep test
What isn't a soccer position offence defence special team or midfield?
Special teams is not a position in soccer.
Can you describe the health and fitness benefits of playing football-soccer?
Excercise
What sport has Coca-Cola helped financially to promote fitness?
soccer
What are the different components of fitness for football?
The main components needed for football are speed, stamina, muscular power and flexibility. Speed is needed to get away from your defender or to catch up to the attacker. Stamina is needed so that you can run around a lot and not get so tired. Muscular power is needed to get above the defenders to make a header or to get possession. Flexibility is needed when you're a goalkeeper to dive and jump.
