The program is called ProZone, and the guys over at Arsenal Football Club are some if its biggest proponents. “In the past, it was just about feelings, opinions,” Arsenal’s Arsene Wenger explains at www.tribalfootball.com. “So I thought, ‘That’s not good enough,’ and I wanted to know a little bit more. I am always in the [...]
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I was sitting in my kitchen this morning with a fine cup of Moka Java when I came across an interesting bit of research in www.thescienceofsoccer.com. In his blog, Dr. Jay Williams does a great job of breaking down sport-specific scientific jargon and putting it into “regular terms” for us soccer coaches. The article that [...]
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Due to the wonderful generosity of one of our members, the NSCAA Women’s Committee was able to sponsor Erin Lycan’s trip to our Algarve Cup Symposium. Former US national team coach, April Heinrichs, and US national team psychologist, Dr. Colleen Hacker, presented to the group. Pia Sunhage appears to have stopped by as well. We’re [...]
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The conflict between the Olympic movement’s high ideals and the commercialism or political acts which accompany the Games has been noted since ancient times. But how interesting is it to watch this play out in modern-day soccer? Since the Cubans deserted their national soccer team this week, I’ve done a bit more research on the [...]
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This article is from Soccer America (I think you might have to be Soccer America a member to see this page, so I’ve just reposted the article here) Down to 10 players, Cuba carries on. Friday, Mar 14, 2008 6:45 AM ET [OLYMPIC QUALIFYING] Cuba’s shrinking under-23 national team was down to 10 eligible players [...]
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Hi, my name is Amanda Vandervort. This is my personal blog where I discuss digital and social media strategies in soccer. Opinions are my own.
