A Descriptive Essay: The Game Of Soccer

Soccer is a great example, of many, for speed-accuracy trade-off. Soccer shows speed-accuracy movement trade-off by the player applying both movements for the final outcome or end result to be a goal for the team, if looking at it from the offensive perspective. Some of the ramifications of speeded movements in soccer can lead to missing out on a goal, a completed pass, or even worse, allowing the other team to score a goal. It is possible with practice for anyone who has never played soccer before to actually become better and perform the task accurately, as well as soccer players. For example, I remember when I was going through my personal training school last year and we use to play soccer on Fridays because the guys saw improvement.

We got the ball on our 20 yard line and had immediate success in our running game. Soon, like before, we were marching down the field toward the endosome, and then like a broken record on the same exact play, on their 3 yard line I got blindsided and turned the ball over. They recovered as the horn sounded marking the end of the 3rd quarter. Our defense allowed no yards yet again and we quickly got the ball back. We used the same strategy to get the ball inside their 20 yard line, but we had learned our lesson.

We were just not playing as a team. I was getting frustrated, we won the header from their cross my teammate won the rebound and he saw me open so I started running through the wing. He sent a through ball to me, I knocked the ball forward. I was already a problem for the other team because I took on their defense so easily.

We scored;therefore, I screamed and cheered for our team. Then the buzzer sounded for the last quarter.

So whenever a player gets passed me I always say to myself to never give up and try to recover the soccer ball as quickly as possible. This

The game is closing down, your team is down by 2 points. Ten seconds are left in the game. Your team gets to throw the ball in from out of bounds. The pass is good, your player runs down the sideline... Pulls up to shoot.

I finally found the soccer cleats right before my big game. The soccer shoes that will help me show my skills in the amazing sport of soccer. Then I thought to myself about all the benefits that the cleats would bring. Benefits like running as fast as a cheetah or jumping as high as a kangaroo. I approach my team and start preparing for the game and visualizing like i never have before.

The congregation’s heads twisted into contorted positions as they tried to catch a glimpse of the striker bending the ball into the net. Faces surrounding us unleashed battle cries of victory. The players on the field paraded around the pitch, only increasing the euphoria. Terrifyingly, the man next to me was beating his fists on the chair behind me, his face turning blue from his continuous support, his cheeks only getting a slight tinge of red from the nipping wind that continued to gust through the bleachers, in the open-air theatre of dreams. Throughout the game, the eyes of everyone were glued to the pitch, waiting, watching for something to happen, to warrant a release of emotion.

“Bang!” The gun fires off, and the race starts at that instant. As I spring from my starting position I look in the corner of my eye, to see another runner leading the pack. I concentrated all of my energy into the race, my legs burning from the intensity, however, it was not enough for me to clench the sweet taste of victory. I turned up at the finish line with 2nd place.

Diving in Soccer Argumentative Essay Joseph Leary writes, “Diving is to create a challenge out of whole cloth, to fall to the ground after no contact at all” (Paste Magazine 1). Fouls occur all the time in the game of soccer. Some fouls are blatant and easy for a referee to declare a foul while others are controversial and not as easy to call. The controversy comes when players dive, or flop, when they are defended in order to get the referee to give them a call in their favor.

As we were heading for the goal on another break away, the opposing team kicked it out of bounds by the goal. My sister Bailey, who is also on the team, set the ball up for a corner kick. Her kick was a beautiful, high, hard drive to the front of the box. I remember thinking of my trainer’s words, “Anything is possible”. I jumped up at the right moment.

Its 2nd and 12 in the 3rd quarter and we are winning by 4. Down set hut, the person I 'm guarding runs deep and I drop back. I see the ball in the air so I do what I’m supposed to do

They ran the ball to my side of the field, and I made a tackle that resulted in a fumble that led to us scoring. The crowd in the stadium were ecstatic, I had people calling my name from the stands. I was happy at the time, but knew it was to be short lived, because the game wasn’t over. Their was still enough time on the clock for them to tie the game back up. I was almost proven

The NFL doesn’t take realistic solutions seriously, they simply continue to fine players and teams enormous amounts of money for “inappropriate” tackles and blocks. This turns into a vicious cycle, the NFL charging players for behavior their coaches are encouraging them to perform. How do we pull the sport out of this? What is the solution? Can we make this sport safe without ruining the thrill?

Introduction Practice Cade Cam Newton scored his first touchdown of the season. He headed to the back of the end zone for his signature celebration (Dabbing). The officials throw a penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct. Roger Goodell has changed so many things and most NFL players don’t agree with them. Roger Goodell needs to quit banning celebrations and changing the NFL.