A Man Disguised in Uniform The sun has risen, the weather is perfect, and Cesar Sosa finds himself already standing on the sideline of that soccer field. A typical weekend for this soccer coach has just begun. After 18 years of teaching soccer to many players of all ages and any gender, Cesar Sosa is one of the most well-known coaches in the city of El Paso, Texas. “He is more than just a coach he is also my friend who will always be there for me and my teammates,” said Jorge Hernandez, current player for one of Cesar´s teams. Sounds like a great coach with a fantastic passion for soccer, but coaching is not the way that this passion arose. A young Cesar Sosa would run around the streets with the dream of one day playing professional soccer. …show more content…
Cesar Sosa had been chosen to become part of the youth academy for Cerro Porteño, a professional soccer team in Asuncion, Paraguay. Going to practice was a daily struggle because of the fact that the Sosa family did not have a car. That did not matter to Cesar. “I would wake up one or two hours before practice to wait for the bus in order to get to practice,” Cesar Sosa expressed. One year later Cesar Sosa began to be recognized in practice. The coaches started to notice his qualities and talents. The opportunity to play with the first team came when Cesar was around 17 years old. One player had been injured, one player was sick, and one player had been suspended. It was at this time when Cesar was called up to play with the first time. After having played this game Cesar stayed with the first team, but unfortunately had to settle to being on the bench. Upon the arrival of a new coach things seem to go downhill when Cesar was un-liked by the new coach and he decided to leave. “Whoever told you soccer was an easy sport is a liar,” is what Cesar believed to be the truth. Even though things were not easy Cesar continued to fight for his …show more content…
While in Mexico Cesar played for Cobras, Cruz Azul, Celaya, Correcaminos, and Irapuato. It was here in Mexico where he was nicknamed Cesar “Superman” Sosa. If you happen to be walking around El Paso, Texas and Ciudad Juarez, Mexico and you mention his name, many people will know exactly who he is. As Cesar´s soccer career came to an end he was sure of one thing. He did not want to know about soccer for the rest of his life. Little did he know that in a couple of years he would form his own soccer academy and become head coach. “It´s a passion, it´s like something someone has within,” Cesar said upon being asked for the reasons he became a head coach. At the age of 33 was when Cesar began to be a head coach. Yet, it was not until 4 years later that the journey to form his academy began. In the year of 2001, Cesar began with just a usual team and after a year of success the academy had finally began in 2002. “I have been a member of his academy ever since 2004 and I can honestly say that being a member of his State and Regional champion team is an honor,” stated Mario Ramirez when being asked about Cesar´s
love for competition helped him become a leader on the football field as well as
in the Dominican baseball leagues Pro and Semi-Pro. David got the passion for the game from
While the two men were traveling Montejo stayed in Tabasco preparing the conquest of the interior. He unfortunately failed and left his son as head of the government of Campeche and immediately returned to New Spain for reinforcements.
	In 1831 he finished his studies, and went to work in a law office. That same year, at age 25 he was elected to the position of city alderman. Then, in 1833 he was elected to the Oaxaca State legislature. Next, in 1834 he became the attorney for the state. Governments changed, as was characteristic in Latin America, and he was thrown in jail. He then was released, and gained support of both Libe...
Cesar Augusto Sandino's story began in Niquinohomo, Nicaragua, May 18, 1895. He was born the unrecognized child of Margarita Calderon and the small land owner Gregorio Sandino. Little is known about his childhood except that he was raised by his mother, and from a very young age he worked with her in the fields. Through out his youth and teen years he worked in several other Central American countries. Later, he went to work in the oil industry in Mexico.
Throught the years there have been amazing players come and go for Fc Barcelona. For Example Ronald Koeman who was a fantastic defender and one of the best penalty takers. Or attacking midfielder Victor Borba Ferreira who had incredible dribbling skills. Ronaldo de Assis Moreira who is also known as Ronaldinho was especially an inspiring player who brought a lot of talent to the table. All these players contributed so much to Fc Barcelona but there is one player that drastically changed everything for Fc barcelona the day he joined.
In Europe, Football has been compared to a ritual- a must do or have an aspect of social life (King, par 1). Soccer in this part of the world is idolized and makes up a big part of income generating fields. According to King (par 5), sports, specifically soccer in Europe forms a landmark that shapes the politics and sociology of a people, which then translates into the development of
Cesar admired heroes like Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr for their nonviolent methods. He followed Gandhi and Dr. King’s practice of nonviolence for the protest against grapes. Some young male strikers started talking about acts of violence. They wanted to fight back at the owners who have treated them poorly. They wanted to fight back to show that they were tough and manly. Some of the strikers viewed nonviolence as very inactive and even cowardly. However, Cesar did not believe in violence at all. He believed nonviolence showed more manliness than violence and that it supports you if you’re doing it for the right reason. He thought nonviolence made you to be creative and that it lets you keep the offensive, which is important in any contest. Following his role model Ghandi, “Chavez would go on hunger strikes” (Cesar Chavez 2). This showed that he would starve for his cause and that he was very motivated. It also showed that he was a very peaceful and nonviolent protester. Chavez was fasting to rededicate the movement to nonviolence. He fasted for 25 days, drinking only water and eating no food. This act was an act of penitence for those who wanted violence and also a way of taking responsibility as leader of his movement. This fast split up the UFW staff. Some of the people could not understand why Cesar was doing the fast. Others worried for his health and safety. However the farmworkers
In the beginning, Cesar Chavez started having a hard life ever since he was young. He was born on March 31, 1927 in San Luis Arizona, near Yuma. He had two brothers and two sisters. He started working at a young age after his family lost their ranch on an economic crisis. As a consequence, they moved and started living in a barrio, which was a poor area of town in San Jose, California and they started living as immigrants. Later, he left school in order to start working with his family in fields and, in a way, start supporting his family. They used to move from farm to farm in look for more fields to harvest, so they could get more money. When he was seventeen he enlisted into the United States Navy and served for two years. At his return, in 1948, he married the love of his life, Helen Fabela, and eventually years later they had eight children together.
... racism. He risked his life to end segregation. Cesar risked his life by fasting to provide different methods of non-violence . I believe his experiences from a young age, provoked him to take a stand for justice, equality and dignity for not only migrant farm workers but for all. He did not do everything he did for money because he never made over $6,000. these are two examples of a people with qualities of a hero.
Have you heard the name Pep Guardiola before? Odds are you have if you’re a soccer fan. Pep Guardiola is one of the most influential soccer managers of the twenty first century. His long and successful career dates back to 1984, when he played for the soccer club FC Barcelona. FC Barcelona was and still is considered one of the prominent soccer clubs in the world. When Guardiola began playing at Barcelona he was only a teenager, he grew up around the club and would later made history at the club. When his playing days finally ended in 2006, he decided to try his hand in managing. One year after he retired as a player, Barcelona appointed him the head coach of Barcelona B, which is the reserve team for FC Barcelona. By 2008, he was promoted
In order to be successful, failure is inevitable. When one fails, it is essential for them to practice tremendous hours to develop their skills and master their craft. In beginning of the book, Gladwell explains “The emerging picture from such studies is that ten thousand hours of practice is required to achieve the level of mastery associated with being a world-class expert in anything” (40). Messi was certainly not the best player in the world as he made a debut in the spanish league but becoming professional at the age of
As a kid he was the one who decided what the teams would be at lunchtime and even as a young Scottish player he would help his coaches with team management. Through his early years people were aware of what he was capable of in the future by the way he studied tactics and formations. Sir Alex Ferguson was the most important man in football for the past 25 years. In result of all his qualifications through the years, Sir Alex began to gather his thoughts for his own book. After all of his achievements, and the brilliance of the football teams he created over 27 years at Old Trafford, Alex put together a 402-page continuation of the Ferguson life story. He shares his achievements, significant moments and thoughts for the first time in his life. Not only is it incredible to hear about Ferguson’s life but also to hear it from the man himself.
Coaching, however challenging, is a great way to influence the lives of others while also building their character. For as long as there have been sports, there have been people teaching the sport to the players and making them better at it. Coaches must have certain qualities in order to obtain success. One must also look at a coach’s motivation for his job, his passion for what he does, his methods for coaching, and how he became a coach in order to fully understand him. There are many questions someone may want to ask a coach about his profession if they are interested in coaching. Some questions would include: Why did he choose this as a profession? How did he get into coaching? What does one have to do to get a job as a coach? How does a coach become successful? I aim to answer all of these questions and more in my paper.
...ng basketball, that the reason he sticks firm to his own values for coaching his team. He never deviated from his values and remains firm with his expectations from his team. Evan when everyone was against his decision when he locked up the gym because he stand up for what he believe best for his team. If one fails, everyone fails. If one doesn’t show up to train or didn’t show up on time then everyone suffers. He made everyone accountable for each other’s and this makes them understand that teamwork is important for making things easier and quicker to reach the goal in life that they cannot reach that goal by trying on their own. The positive attitude towards his team and remain focused to achieve his aim of transforming the team to having a successful carrier or future not only in basketball also in studies, and therefore remain consistent in his leadership style.