The History of Soccer

In this essay, the author

• Explains that soccer is played worldwide and is a very popular sport besides in the united states of america, which is predominated by football.
• Explains that the origin of soccer is so vast that there is not really a specific date onto when and where it really originated.
• Explains that before soccer started in england, early soccer-like games were played in china and rome around 200 b.c.

• Explains that soccer is played worldwide and is a very popular sport besides in the united states of america, which is predominated by football.
• Explains that the origin of soccer is so vast that there is not really a specific date onto when and where it really originated.
• Explains that before soccer started in england, early soccer-like games were played in china and rome around 200 b.c.
• Explains that physical activity is important, especially in the usa, since most kids are compelled to stay in their rooms and play video games for unlimited amounts of time.
• Explains that soccer is a great way to lose weight and stay fit since it requires running and strength to kick and throw the ball around the field.
• Explains that soccer players can be physically strong, have excellent acceleration, and have great ball control. many athletes need to be psychologically trained by a sports psychologist.
• Describes their experience as the captain of a high school soccer team during their senior year. the psychological momentum they had built up during summer was effortless once they started playing competitive against other schools.
• Explains that shootouts have become a confounding stumbling block that regularly diverts national sports heroes onto paths of international infamy.
• Describes how they lost management of their psychological momentum and kicked the ball so hard and so fast that the goalie did not react.
• Concludes that the history of soccer is a lot more complex than what we know. most people believe that soccer originated in britain, but many people fail to acknowledge that football-like games were played before it became official in england.
• Explains that cardiovascular responses, perceived exertion and technical actions during small-sided recreational soccer: effects of pitch size and number of players.
• Explains that bar-eli, michael, and zvi friedman, "psychological stress in penalty kicks." soccer journal 52.3 (2007): 14-18.
• Explains helmer, diana star, and tom owens. the history of soccer.
• Explains jones, martin i., and harwood, chris. "psychological momentum within competitive soccer: players' perspectives." journal of applied sport psychology.
• Analyzes keh, andrew, "a few things to think about when lining up that kick." the new york times, 30 may 2010.
• Explains the importance of psychological preparation in football. romanian journal for multidimensional education / revista romaneasca pentru educatie
• Opines that it didn't start with pelé: a look at american soccer in the 20th century.
• Describes pain, matthew a., and chris g.harwood's "knowledge and perceptions of sports psychology within english soccer".
• Cites register-mihalik, johna k., and others. knowledge, attitude, and concussion-reporting behaviors among high school athletes: a preliminary study.
• States that "those feet: a sensual history of english soccer." publishers weekly 260.28 (2013): 162. literary reference center.
• Explains that soccer improves health, fitness, and social abilities at the university of copenhagen.