Most of all it teaches you teamwork. There are 22 players on the field and just one ball, so it takes a lot of working together to meet your objectives. It teaches you vision under pressure, speed, strength, stamina, agility, balancing power with precision, taking care of your body, mental battles, etc. Its also helps by keeping you Healthy.
As a soccer player for 13 years I cannot list all the things I have learned. Besides the rules of the game, and how to play better and how to run faster, the life lessons that I have learned will always travel with me. I learned how to be part of a team. How to work together with 17-18 other people to reach a common goal. I also learned how to be a leader. How to take charge in positive and negative situations. I learned that you need to keep your head up no matter what and always strive to do better, and to be better. Soccer has had a huge impact on my life physically and mentally. I feel as if I am a stronger person because of soccer.
It teaches you respect and discipline
Discuss Discipline Inform
Yes, Soccer is a youth Olympic discipline.
To teach responsibility, the importance of task completion and self-discipline by example.
to teach you how is life
they teach them how to spell discipline
Discipline
soccer and its basic positioning and running around
coaches of soccer are the people who setup the team and then they teach them how to play.
Instead Of Paying For Soccer Lessons Why Dont You Just Find One Of Your Friends That Can Play Very Good Or Will Teach You Or Find A Coach On A Soccer Team And Get Better And Better Each Time You Play.I Play Soccer My Self.
Like any other sport, soccer can teach you motor skills, agility, and coordination. It also teaches teamwork.
Rules are a way of maintaining order so things will get done, but also to teach the students discipline for later years in their life.