( 4 reviews )
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Posted: Aug 25 2008
I like the concepts and philosophies in this book. It has a nice progression as well. It is a little dry ... but it is soccer warm ups ... how exciting can it be. Very informative. If you are looking for a better way to get your kids ready before a game or practice, I encourage you to pick up this book.
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Posted: Jun 16 2008
The book starts with dynamic stretch illustrations which are good. The illustrations of stretches are usually 1 photo and explanations that are complete and the sessions are drawn as A's and B's. They are broken down into groups of stretches like the basics, then combinations, patters with fast feet and then to actually exercises. Mick then has Stage Two as an improved running section with easy and pratical exercises. Stage Three he gives 60 specific warms ups covering basics to space and shooting. Almost all sessions are using a ball. I titled it has a "handy guide" as I use it to get things out and develop my own or grab one of Mick's and go!
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( 2 of 2 found this review helpful ) Posted: Jun 21 2006
A super book for coaches who want to incorporate dynamic warm-ups/stretching into their teams training sessions and pre-game routine. Explanations are solid and easy to understand. As a coach of thirteen years I even found some terrific new warm-up exercises and games to use with my teams. Highly recommended especially for those who still believe that static stretching is still O.K. and anyone else who wants to leaern about proper warming up.
