What are the facilities and equipments of soccer?

Answer 1

Facilities and Equipment

Field of Play

• Dimensions: Court size can vary given the facilities available (optimum size 50'x 80').
• Field markings: The field of play should be marked with two touchlines, two goal lines and divided into two equal sections by the halfway line and a center circle (10' radius).
• Goal area: Each goal area will be a 6' arc (semi-circle) directly in front of each goal.
• Penalty area: There is no penalty area marked off.
• Corner spot: Corner spots will be circles with a radius of 12".
• Penalty spot: Penalty spots will be circles with a radius of 12" and be located 20' from the center of the end line.
• Goal size: The goals are 2.5' x 6' (4' x 6' goal tipped).

The Ball

• K5: Size 3
• 1st - 2nd Grades: Size 3
• 3rd - 4th Grades: Size 4
• 5th - 6th Grades: Size 4

If Upward Soccer is played indoors, the following modifications apply:

Indoor Soccer Balls: Your indoor soccer facility and style of play will determine the kind of soccer ball you will use. If there is continual play off of walls or barriers, a soft suede or synthetic leather-covered ball with good "bounce" is recommended. This adds to the excitement of the game. If touchlines and goal lines are used, a felt or synthetic leather-covered "low-bounce" ball is recommended. This allows the game to keep moving without the ball bouncing all over the court. Another option is to use a soft foam-like ball for younger players. These balls can be purchased at most sporting goods stores or ordered online.

Answer 2

Soccer is a game that involves lot of equipments. It involves separate equipments for a coach, a player and a referee. The equipments involved for a coach are Training walls, Disc cone hurdles, Speed hurdles, Practice cones, Folding sports benches etc etc. For a soccer Player, the equipments are entirely different. It involves Shin guards, Speed chute, Wrap tape etc etc. Whereas for a referee, the equipments will mainly involve whistles, flags etc.

Answer 3

soccer ball, cones, pennys, whistile, and more