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I play soccer on a VERY good team, with a very high reputation, and with VERY high expectations. We recently lost a game that we should have won. Our coach is pissed, and plans to kill us with fitness (Constant running and fitness nobody is prepared for). Is there ANY advice that can help me survive it? like breathing or running techniques so I don’t kill myself out there? Thanks. BTW it will be like 20 degrees farrenhite out there, if that changes anything. Thanks for all your help.
I am usually bow seat in rowing and my coach always always always puts me there ! i don’t mind it but i was wondering what each seat does and the ideal type of person to be put in that seat ?
Also anything i can do (as a bow – seater) to improve my technique, fitness and rowing ability?
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Last year I played field hockey as a goalie, and I really enjoyed it. This year, the old coach quit, and was replaced by a new coach, one who happens to be a b****. The season started a couple weeks ago, but I missed the start due to a hospitalization. She doesnt know about the hospitalization, but she already told me I couldnt join the team because I would miss two practices a week due to my IOP therapy. My mom ended up pulling me out of therapy for other reasons. She said I could join the team after I get my physical approved by the school Dr. And, I had to make up all the fitness training I missed, which means I have to come to EVERY practice an hour early, meaning I have to be at the field at 8 every morning. And before school starts, all we have are practices and scrimmages, but mostly scrimmages. And I cannot participate in any scrimmages until I attend 6 practices and complete my fitness training. And I cant just be goalie, I have tryout, even though I was the only goalie.
I really want to play and enjoy this season, but this lady is unfair, overworks us, and is not understanding. What should I do?
I’ve been taking courses in college to get me ready to apply to the physical therapy program but the more I get involved, the more I’m questioning if this is what I really want to do with my career.
I was wondering if anyone knows of any other careers that are related to PT somewhat.
I like anatomy, fitness, sports and helping people but I fear PT may be too intense for me. I was thinking maybe more along the lines of a personal trainer? Or a strength coach of some sort?
…Help please! Any other suggestions?
I’m a nutritionist and lifestyle coach in NYC, and I’m applying for jobs at spas and fitness centers all over the city. The thing is, most of these places have not advertised the need for these services. Regardless, most of them could greatly benefit from having a nutritionist on staff.
So if I call and ask if they have any positions available, they will automatically say no.
How do I pitch myself to them?
In my work out classes the coach has it all planned according to the music and we have to do all our work outs like its a dance. Is this a good way?
Fitness freaks please comment. Ignorant people no thanks!
MG
Campbell set to comeback for Titans
Preston Campbell is slated to return for the Titans in Saturday’s clash with the Roosters at Skilled Park.
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Chiefs coach stunned by loss
KAIZER Chiefs coach Vladimir Vermezovic admits he didn’t expect his team to lose to Baroka in a Nedbank Cup quarterfinal match at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane on Sunday.
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Lenhart “ready, raring” to go if handed first SJ start
SAN JOSE, Calif. — There’s little question Steven Lenhart is ready for MLS action. The only decision for San Jose Earthquakes coach Frank Yallop is how hard he wants to push his team’s biggest offseason acquisition.
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