light foods are best - popcorn, banana chips - you don't want to get sick from all the running/jumping. drink moderate amount of water.
with people there are really good training with them
Soccer!
According to studies, the average Soccer player runs 7 miles per game, so if your target is to be in good shape for Soccer you can use this as a basis but you will find altering your training to include speed, agility and quickness will yield important results for your Soccer training.
Basically you need a good soccer training. You need to be equipped of the different types of skills in order to help you offense team mates to score. It is all about knowing how to block, to pass, having the speed and the agility to go pass your opponents. You can also gain all these through proper soccer drills and use of soccer training equipment.
you go to their training session continuouslyand if the coach thinks your good enough he will let you or join or you can go to their training session
You need to have a lot of skill, training, and you need to be really good.
Through physical training, practicing basic ball skills and by joining a senior ladies soccer team.
You should probably practice soccer because it emphasizes good footwork, which is critical in tennis.
you have to be experienced and really good... go to camps and training... u can make it if u try hard
I play soccer to but for a girls team and all you should do is keep on trying and practising .Ask someone to help you with your soccer and keep practising what they teach you. :)I play for a very a good football team in England and i turn up to training every week and i always learn something new.Good Luck for your soccer :)
Korea is not good at soccer
Do cardio and muscle training exercises. Eat good foods qlot of protein