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Best Cleats for Soccer Forwards
When choosing soccer shoes, athletes take a lot of different things into consideration. Soccer players must choose the best soccer cleat depending on their field position. The best cleats for soccer forwards will give them range of motion to assist them in scoring goals, while also increasing their speed and acceleration to propel them up and down the field. Soccer players need cleats with a lightweight feel so they can run quickly and kick the ball accurately. Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the fastest soccer players in history, loves his Nike Mercurial Superfly’s while Antoine Griezmann stands by the PUMA brand. Some players prefer a laceless design, so they can kick the ball head on into the goal. There are many factors involved in choosing the best soccer cleats for forwards, because forwards are the money makers (AKA some of the richest soccer players). Here’s a list of some of the best cleats for soccer forwards on the market today.
By Morgan E. Westling8 years ago in Cleats
Best Soccer Exercises to Help Improve Your Speed & Power
Since soccer incorporates so many different aspects of fitness such as strength, speed, and agility, the best soccer exercises will be ones that improve a few of these areas at once. From weight lifting to bodyweight exercises, calisthenics to running, there are exercises for everyone to help improve their ability on the pitch. All of the best soccer forwards have probably done all of these. But no matter what position you play, these 10 best soccer exercises will give you an edge before your next season.
By Dave Schneider8 years ago in Cleats
Best Insoles and Accessories for Your Cleats
Next time you lace up to play on the pitch, you want to make sure you have the best insoles and accessories for your cleats. It's important to have the right gear while you're on the field so that you can strike the ball cleanly, run comfortably, and perform better. Whether you need additional support for running that cleat insoles will provide, want to ensure your laces stay tight with cleat bands, or just simply wish to keep your cleats clean without damaging them, these cleat accessories will do the trick.
By George Herman8 years ago in Cleats
Best Soccer Socks in 2018
For better or worse, not much is new under the sun in the world of soccer socks in 2018. The major players like Nike and adidas have perfected their proprietary technology, such as adidas's ClimaLite moisture-wicking technology and Nike's comparable Dri-FIT. However, some companies like Under Armour and Storelli are offering unique and exciting approaches.
By Joseph D. N. Kendrick8 years ago in Cleats
Best Soccer Warm Ups You Should Be Doing. Top Story - June 2018.
The guy I've been seeing, Devon Thomas, has been coming to all my games. He brings a bottle of champagne to drink afterward. He always comes up with a reason to celebrate. He's a sweetheart. He asked me, "How do you crush it so hard during your games?" I laughed, and told him it's because, "I do the best core exercises for soccer players and I know the best motivational soccer quotes to remember before a game." Of course, what was funny was that I answered his question right while doing the best soccer warm ups.
By Chica Reyass8 years ago in Cleats
Preview: Groups D and E
Group D South American giants Argentina are the first up, and they should make sure not to underestimate their Group D opponents. It could well be the last World Cup for Lionel Messi and therefore his last chance to crown a magnificent career. Unfortunately, I think their final appearance in Brazil four years was the best chance for Messi to win the greatest prize in international football. They will, of course, be one of the sides to look out for. They usually always are. This is more likely when you look at some of the names in their squad. As well as Messi, Sergio Aguero Gonzalo Higuain, and Angela Di Maria will be on show in Russia and with all of these on form, the top spot in Group D will be Argentina’s for the taking.
By Patrick Hollis8 years ago in Cleats
5 Youngsters to Keep an Eye on at the World Cup
Every four years, the FIFA World Cup rolls into town with players looking to lead their country to international glory. Some of these players are international superstars, some are lesser-known players who will probably play rotation with their national teams, and others are "diamonds in the rough." These "diamonds in the rough" are young players looking to showcase their abilities on the world's biggest stage. In 2014, it was James Rodriguez, who won the world cup golden boot and earned himself a transfer from AS Monaco to Real Madrid. In 2010 it was Mesut Ozil and Angel Di Maria, both transferring to Real Madrid. The point is that young talents always emerge and are snapped up by some of Europe's biggest clubs. Here are some of the potential big shots this summer:
By Michel Roitberg8 years ago in Cleats
Players That Should Be in the World Cup
The World Cup is a time where star players get to truly shine in front of the whole world and represent their country by winning one of the most prestigious awards in sports. Sadly not all star players get to shine, and here are some of those players that were left out of their teams that should have been in Russia 2018.
By Jordon Dumenil8 years ago in Cleats
Group C Preview
France are first up in group C. The hosts and losing finalists of Euro 2016 will be up for righting those wrongs in Russia. Two years ago, they fell at the final hurdle to a determined and well-drilled Portuguese side. Despite the defeat, they showed that their exciting and young squad is good enough to battle with the best in Europe. This summer, they’ll show that they can take on the world. A glance at this squad will tell you that they are a side lined with talent. Paul Pogba, N’Golo Kante, and Blaise Matuidi will undoubtedly create endless chances whilst simultaneously running the midfield and showing they are capable of scoring one or two themselves. There was a scare just days before the tournament began when Kylian Mbappe picked up an injury in training. It would be a blow for him to miss the tournament; however, it can be argued that they’ll probably have enough depth. Possible candidates to replace the PSG forward include Antoine Griezmann, Olivier Giroud and Nabil Fekir, so scoring goals won’t be an issue.
By Patrick Hollis8 years ago in Cleats
World Cup 2018 Preview: Russia
Russia obviously qualified for World Cup 2018 via way of hosting the tournament, but what is their pedigree? Well, it's slightly complicated due to the fact that Russia was known as the Soviet Union for seven of the eleven championships entered, managing to finish in fourth place during the 1966 World Cup in England, having lost to Portugal in the third-place playoff. As Russia, they have not progressed beyond the group stage three times and failing to qualify twice.
By Jay Eccles8 years ago in Cleats
6 Reasons Argentina Could Actually Win the World Cup in 2018
Let's be honest: we all kind of want to see Argentina win the World Cup. It's been 32 years since that night at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico where Diego Maradona and Argentina lifted their last World Cup. That was before Lionel Messi was even born. Their struggles in CONMEBOL qualifying might have lowered their chances, but here are ten reasons why you shouldn't write them off just yet:
By Michel Roitberg8 years ago in Cleats
