Monday, March 28, 2011

How to Increase Core Strength

How to Increase Core Strength

Hi Friend,

What does core strength have to do with soccer?

EVERYTHING!

You can't just be able to run for 40, 60, or 90 minutes if
you want to become an Elite Soccer Player. The key is you MUST
have as much power, strength, and mental focus at the end of the
game as you did when the first whistle blew.

Unfortunately, most coaches use their practices to train,
50% conditioning (laps and long distance running), 30% shooting,
20% ball control.

But what I've found is if i train my players in four specific
core strengthening exercises I can cut conditioning to less
than half the time...

and still get AT LEAST the same endurance results.

How is this possible?

Because the "Fab Four" Core exercises train strength, lung power,
and endurance simultaneously.

My training program looks a lot different. 40% Ball control,
20% core strength, 20% shooting, and 20% conditioning.

The results I've had have been phenomenal!

Kids not only get stronger, they decrease their chance of injury,
and actually increase their power and focus as the game goes on.

I'd much rather train kids and kill 4 birds with one rock.
If you can improve in all 4 areas simultaneously -- that is what you
need to do.

Come see for yourself how the "Fab Four" will catapult
your youngster to soccer stardom.

Wishing you confidence and skill --


Nolan

PS Training starts April 1... can't wait to see you there!

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