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As a professional or collegiate player you won’t have time to dribble or think after getting the ball. Try to know what you are going to do with the ball before you get it. Eventually, playing simple soccer will become automatic when you are involved in the rhythm of the game, wanting and always asking for the ball trying to find the player in the most advantageous position. Two or three short simple passes can lead to someone who is open in a position to make that goal scoring pass or score themselves.

You will need to use your body to shield the ball. Play simple give and goes with your teammates to get out of pressure. Be aware of where you can move or how you can position yourself to help out your teammates. Using your body means dribbling with your left when there is a defender on your right and dribbling and shielding the ball with your right foot when there is a defender on your on your left. If you don’t know you can turn or have time, keep your body between the ball and the defense and get your head up and take a look around. You should always try to know where you are on the field by taking quick looks before you receive the ball.

Hold the ball for a second while I get open or in a better position where I will have more time and can see the field better. This is one of the greatest aspects of the game of soccer, where you work with your teammates to ping the ball around the other team and through the other team, where they can’t even get a touch on the ball before you score a goal.

ATI Soccer works to offer the most complete and optimal experience attainable in respect to soccer training. We are committed to provide to soccer players and soccer teams the opportunity of a lifetime by managing a Safe, Organized, and Affordable soccer experience.

At the beginning of the 21st century women’s football, like men’s football, has become professionalized and is growing in both popularity and participation. From the first known professional team in 1984, to the hundreds of thousands of tickets sold for the 1999 Women’s World Cup, support of women’s professional football (soccer) has increased around the globe. It is now the third most popular sport in the world.

However, as in other sports, women have struggled for pay and opportunities equal to male football players’. Major league and international women’s football enjoys far less television and media coverage than the men’s equivalent. For instance the 2006 Algarve Cup, a significant international tournament, was televised very little in Europe (Eurosport did broadcast some games) and none at all in the USA (where the women’s game arguably has the highest profile) and other regions. Another example is that FIFA’s Women’s web site links to information about the men’s team. In spite of this, the popularity and participation in women’s football is expected to continue growing.

ATI Soccer recognizes the importance of Women Soccer in the whole world. In general, the girls do not have the complete support for trainings, opportunities and sponsorship as the male soccer.

Focusing on International Soccer Training and Professional Players Development, ATI Soccer works closely to Top Women Soccer Institutions in Brazil to give the women the same range of soccer improvement.

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