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Play Soccer

by DK Publishing, Russell Sadur
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Overview

Both fun and educational, this book teaches children everything they need to know to get ready for soccer season-from the basic rules to how to find and join a local team.
  • Features dynamic step-by-step photographs and clear text
  • Teaches basic techniques as well as more advanced skills and tactics
  • Includes profiles of famous players to inspire future stars

Synopsis

Both fun and educational, this book teaches children everything they need to know to get ready for soccer season-from the basic rules to how to find and join a local team.

  • Features dynamic step-by-step photographs and clear text
  • Teaches basic techniques as well as more advanced skills and tactics
  • Includes profiles of famous players to inspire future stars

School Library Journal

Gr 3-6-In a book designed to improve the skills of intermediate players, Saunders spends very little time describing the playing field or the rules of the game. Rather, the emphasis is on differentiating between types of soccer skills, such as perfecting a "chip pass" or a "driven pass." The author delineates ways to turn or change the direction of the ball, demonstrating with both text and colorful step-by-step photographs how to execute an inside or outside hook on the ball, make a stop turn, or make one of Johan Cruyff's signature turns. A few thumbnail tip boxes point out facts about influential players or teams. In a field glutted with books, this title stands out as worth considering for experienced players.-Blair Christolon, Prince William Public Library System, Manassas, VA Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.

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School Library Journal

Gr 3-6-In a book designed to improve the skills of intermediate players, Saunders spends very little time describing the playing field or the rules of the game. Rather, the emphasis is on differentiating between types of soccer skills, such as perfecting a "chip pass" or a "driven pass." The author delineates ways to turn or change the direction of the ball, demonstrating with both text and colorful step-by-step photographs how to execute an inside or outside hook on the ball, make a stop turn, or make one of Johan Cruyff's signature turns. A few thumbnail tip boxes point out facts about influential players or teams. In a field glutted with books, this title stands out as worth considering for experienced players.-Blair Christolon, Prince William Public Library System, Manassas, VA Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.

Book Details

Published
April 1, 2006
Publisher
DK Publishing, Inc.
Pages
64
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780756620325

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