World Cup Coaches Who Did Not Play Football

[Freyer Azar]

You hear about Powerlifting programs for football or Olympic Lifting or even Strongman style training being done exclusively by major college football strength training programs. All of these people are missing the point. The goal is not to be a Powerlifter or Strongman but to become as strong, fast, and insanely explosive as humanly possible so you can dominate on the football field. Weights are certainly a huge part of this equation.

For many athletes, star footballers the RDL is a far superior exercise to the Straight Leg Deadlift. For anyone with a long torso, the SLDL can become a lower-back exercise and damn-near neglect the hamstrings. But, because of the hip position (traveling backwards) and the intense pre-stretch of the hamstrings, the RDL is much better at working the PC.

Many football clubs organize these Football Trials from time to time since the country always wants talent in the form of specialized football players. You just need a break and also lots of potential so that you can enter the professional club. However, it is not that easy as it seems. You must have the guts, will and enthusiasm to take up the job. Regular practice and lots of devotion and time is needed to draw a path to glory. You must be serious otherwise be ready for the repercussions which it will offer.

This season, the kickoffs are advised to be moved from 30 to 35 yard line. By following this rule, the number of touch backs will be increasing to a great extent. Much more exciting and enjoyable scenes will be seen in this season of college football.

Aside from these seven, there are several players taken after the first round of the NFL draft that are worth drafting on fantasy football teams. Most notably is J.J. Arrington, taken at number 12 in round two by Arizona. Dennis Green loves this guy and hinted on draft day that Arrington will be his feature back. This guy is a compact runner and has a nose for the end zone. A feature back on an improving Cardinals team could be a big scorer for fantasy teams.

Players can be helped with starting and stopping simply by running short sprints in practice everyday. Not only will this help them with their agility but it will also help them with their physical conditioning.

The seven NFL first-rounders to target are: Ronnie Brown, Braylon Edwards, Cedric Benson, Carnell Williams, Troy Williamson, Mike Williams and Mark Clayton. Brown, Benson and Williams are potential starters in any fantasy league. In one of the best running back classes in recent memory, these guys will enter their rookie campaigns as feature backs for Miami, Chicago and Tampa Bay, respectively. These teams have proven that with the right guy toting the mail, they all can produce fantasy stars.

My third tip is to keep an eye on player form. There are very few players who consistently produce decent scores every week. The likes of Robin van Persie and Wayne Rooney perhaps belong in that bracket, but they do not come cheap in fantasy football! The majority of fantasy football players go through good and bad spells. So it's important to keep an eye out for players who are entering a hot streak. Judging whether a player is entering a hot streak can be very difficult. Indeed, sometimes this can be more down to luck than judgement. In general though, you'll find that players enter periods of good form when they have a decent run of fixtures. So always keep an eye on upcoming fixtures and which teams have an easy/hard schedule on the horizon.