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'Football Conference Youth Alliance National Cup Champions 2012'

FIGHTING CHILDREN OBESITY THROUGH FOOTBALL

The 1994 World Cup will be remembered for many things: the GOAT Maradona playing (albeit briefly) in his final Mundial, the dynamic duo of Bebeto and Romario leading Brazil to the country’s fourth world title, the awesome uniforms, and, of course, it was the first World Cup played on U.S. soil.

Football in the United States changed forever after that summer. In fact, in order for the States to host the World Cup, FIFA asked the U.S. Soccer Federation to create a legitimate professional soccer league, leading to the formation of Major League Soccer.

But U.S. soccer wasn’t done there. Using some of the additional funds from the World Cup, it also formed the United States Football Foundation.

After writing about the future of U.S. soccer (and the role of Latinos in it), I was interested to learn more about the role of the foundation. As I learned, the organization’s intentions weren’t in elite player development, but, arguably, something even more important.

“The mission of the U.S. Soccer Foundation is to enhance, assist and grow the sport of soccer in the United States with a special emphasis on under-served communities,” said Krista Washington, marketing and communications coordinator for the foundation. The foundation aims to meet these goals through programs like Passback, The Urban Soccer Symposium, and their flagship program, Soccer for Success.

Soccer for Success is an after-school, soccer-based program serving 8,000 kids in 10 U.S. cities (the foundation looks to expand to 19 cities serving 16,000 kids in 2012). It focuses on four key components: physical activity, mentorship, nutrition, and family engagement. The program runs for 24 weeks – 12 weeks in the fall/winter, 12 in the spring – free of charge to families and kids that attend.

“One of the hardest things to break for us, culturally, is our eating habits,” says Hector Avila, program director of the Soccer for Success site in Houston (where 97 percent of Soccer for Success students are Latino). “I call them the three T’s: tacos, tortillas and tamales.”

A native of Houston himself, Avila understands the pressures that kids like him face, not only in the kitchen, but also from the outside community. “As a kid I was a part of the Houston Parks and Recreation soccer program (the predecessor to Soccer for Success), and now I’m in charge of the program that helped make me a better person.”

There’s no doubt that the Latino community faces some serious issues when it comes to childhood obesity. This is why programs like Soccer for Success are so crucial for our kids. It gives them an opportunity to be active and practice healthy eating habits, all in a safe environment.

At a time when kids as young as seven are being signed to professional soccer clubs, it’s refreshing to see a soccer program where kids can just be kids.

So even if the U.S. Soccer Foundation is the last thing you think about when World Cup ’94 is mentioned, just know that it’s changing the lives of thousands of kids across the country .

FIGHTING CHILDREN OBESITY THROUGH FOOTBALL

NUTRITION PREPARATION FOR FOOTBALL MATCH

Most players appreciate the need to rest and eat well during the days prior to an important match, but questions arise regarding how much to eat, what type of food and when is the best time. This includes what to eat during the few hours immediately before competition or intense training.

Carbohydrate is the key energy-providing nutrient that must be optimised during the days leading up to and including the day of competition. Attention should also be given to optimising water and salt levels in the body. However, during the 2-4 days prior to a competition, a player’s need for protein and fat, as well as most other nutrients, typically does not increase above the levels that are recommended for normal, moderate level training.

Carbo-loading Players who compete intensely may benefit from “carbohydrate-loading” for a few days. This loading of muscle glycogen to super-compensated levels can be achieved within 2-3 days by consuming a large amount of carbohydrate (about 8-10 g per kg of body weight per day; see below) at the same time that training intensity is reduced to no more than easy levels of short duration. It is assumed that a moderate to hard bout of fatiguing exercise is performed in normal training sometime earlier in the week prior to competition.

Carbohydrate in the 6-h period before playing Players sometimes find a favourite pre-competition meal that not only provides extra energy during the match, but also feels “right” in terms of curbing hunger, quieting their stomach and being convenient and practical. In low key competition, or for some players who do little running in a game, the pre-match meal need not be predominantly carbohydrate. However, in intense competitions players are generally advised to: Eat 1-4 g/ kg body weight of carbohydrate during the 6-h period before exercise.

The main “mistake” players might make is to eat too little carbohydrate (less than 1 g per kg body weight) during the 1-6 h period before exercise and then not take in carbohydrate during exercise. This small carbohydrate meal “primes” the body to rely more heavily on blood glucose, but it does not provide enough carbohydrate to sustain the player throughout the subsequent exercise. Fluid intake prior to competition Players should drink sufficient fluid with meals on the day before competition to ensure they are well-hydrated on the morning of competition.

Players should not refrain from drinking water or carbohydrate-containing fluids during the hours leading up to competition. In hot weather, it is recommended that approximately 500 ml be ingested during the 60-90 minute period before the start of the game. This will allow sufficient time for urination of excess fluid before the game begins. In training or competitions that cause heavy sweating without sufficient opportunity for fluid intake, players often benefit by drinking 300-600 ml of fluid during the 15-minute period immediately before the start of the event. These volumes should be scaled down for female and youth players with a smaller body size. 18

NUTRITION PREPARATION FOR FOOTBALL MATCH

Example of one day of a carbohydrate loading diet providing 630 g of carbohydrate* (i.e. to provide 9 g/kg carbohydrate for a player weighing 70 kg)

Early morning – 150 g = 2 cups cereal with milk + 250 ml fruit juice + 1 banana + 2 thick slices toast + thick spread of jam

Late morning – 50 g = 500 ml soft drink or 750 ml sports drink

Mid-day – 150 g = 1 large bread roll + 1 medium muffin + fruit smoothie Snack – 50 g = 200 g flavoured yoghurt + 250 ml fruit juice

Dinner – 200 g = 3 cups cooked pasta + 2 cups fruit salad + 2 scoops ice cream + 500 ml sports drink Snack – 30 g = 50 g chocolate (* Foods added to balance a meal, such as sauce on the pasta, can meet needs for energy and other nutrients.)

Preparation for competition

Five different examples of foods that each provide 140 g carbohydrate in a pre-competition meal* (2 g/kg for a 70 kg player) are 2.5 cups breakfast cereal + milk + large banana Large bread roll or 3 thick slices bread + thick spread honey 2 cups boiled rice + 2 slices bread 4 stack pancakes + 0.5 cups syrup 60 g sports bar + 500 ml liquid meal supplement or fruit smoothie (* Note that other foods may be eaten at the meal.)

FOOTBALLERS BODY FAT & NUTRITION FACTS

An individual’s body fat stores represent a lifetime history of the balance between energy intake and energy expenditure. Fat is the major energy store in the body, and is an efficient way to store excess energy for use in times of need. A player will perform best when the amount of body fat is within his or her individual optimum range. This will vary between individuals, and will also vary across a player’s career, so there is no single value that is ideal. If the body fat stores fall too low, health will suffer. If body fat stores are too high, the player will be slowed down by having to carry unnecessary additional weight.

It is important, therefore that players manage their food intake and energy output to achieve an optimum body size and body composition. Strategies for managing energy intake and energy balance Players should individually manage their energy stores of body fat, carbohydrate (muscle fuel) and protein (muscle mass) by managing intake and expenditure of these nutrients separately. These issues will be discussed in separate parts of this booklet.

Players should follow an eating plan that achieves their specific goals rather than relying on appetite to guide energy intake. Advice from a sports nutrition expert is often required to develop this plan. Players should have a number of separate bio-markers to monitor their progress in achieving each of their energy-related goals. Body weight is not a reliable or accurate indicator of energy balance. Monitoring body weight can be misleading, and the information can be misinterpreted. Monitoring of skinfold fat thicknesses across the season, especially when undertaken by a trained kinanthropometrist, can provide useful information about changes in body fat stores. Urinary ketones can provide a marker of inadequate carbohydrate intake.

Measurements of changes in muscle strength and endurance provide a useful biomarker of muscle development. Special concerns about restricting energy intake Although many players reduce their energy intake at times to assist with the loss of body weight and body fat, it is harmful to restrict energy intake below levels that interfere with healthy body function.

Energy availability = total dietary energy intake – energy used in daily activity/exercise There is evidence from recent research that when energy availability drops below a daily intake of 30 kcal (135 kJ) per kg fat-free mass (FFM), there are substantial impairments of metabolic and hormonal function, which affect performance, growth and health.

In females, one outcome of low energy availability is a disturbance of reproductive function and menstrual regularity.

Other problems are likely to occur in male players. Players requiring advice for weight loss or fat loss should seek guidance from a qualified sports nutrition expert such as a sports dietitian. If a reduction in body fat content is necessary, this should be achieved gradually.

Players can avoid potential problems by taking care to avoid excess weight gain in the off-season. Careful management of both diet and activity levels in the off-season and in the pre-season can help the player to reach his of her ideal weight and body fat level with minimal impact on health or performance.

To avoid irreversible skeletal damage, any female player with disruption of normal menstrual function should be referred without delay to a medical expert for investigation.

10 BODY FAT | NUTRITION FOR FOOTBALL Example of low energy availability 60 kg female with 20 % body fat = 48 kg FFM Daily energy intake is 1800 kcal (7560 kJ) Cost of daily exercise (1 h/d) = 500 kcal (2100 kJ) Energy availability = 1800-500 = 1300 kcal (5460 kJ) Energy availability = 1300/48 or 27 kcal/kg FFM (113 kJ per kg FFM)

FOOTBALLERS BODY FAT & NUTRITION FACTS

LUTON TOWN FC 6 TO 16 YEARS ACADEMY ENTRY INFORMATION.
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LEYTON ORIENT APPLICATION FORM

Leyton Orient Football Academy Trial. Here we have the latest Leyton Orient Football trials application process giving players the opportunity of one day possibly playing for Leyton Orient or being scouted further by top football clubs.

FOR AGES U6 TO U16's ONLY.This is a Youth Development Football programme. Those who are picked at the football trials will be picked to play in Academy Football Matches against other Football League Clubs.

East London, Football Trial. Initially you must register your interest to be accepted into this London, Leyton Orient Youth Football Development, and all players must undergo a set of trials to be accepted. You only need apply if you have received feed back or have been given advice from your current team football Manager coach who has said you have the potential to progress into professional or semi professional football.

A selection of football scouts and academy coaches will be in attendance and oversee your football trials.

Applications can only be accepted with a completed application form. DOWNLOAD AND SEND THE FORM IN WRITING.

These trials are not operated by Tony's Soccer School and are carried out with the official Leyton Orient Youth Development Academy.

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DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE TRIAL APPLICATIONS

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Get accepted for Dagenham & Redbridge Football Trial

Register for Dagenham & Redbridge Football Trials...Initially we must show you how to register your interest to be accepted by Dagenham & Redbridge for a Football Trial.

Remember we personally dont guarantee a trial and it is you who must make sure you feel you are good enough to take on a trial. All players must undergo a set of trials to be accepted with them.

You only need apply if you have received feed back or have been given advice from your current team football coach who has said you have the potential to progress into professional or semi professional football.

Scouts to watch over your talent

A selection of football scouts and Dagenham & Redbridge coaches will be in attendance and oversee your trials or trial period of appropriate.

Applications can only be accepted direct with Dagenham & Redbridge and please appreciate they receive many enquiries. We advise you dont persistantly bother them, but make a firm and appropriate application to them for a trial.

These trials are not operated by Tony's Soccer School and are carried out predominantly with the official Dagenham & Redbridge Staff, or approved coaches.

Dagenham & Redbridge Trial application process

We promised we would provide Trial application details. Anyone interested in a trial for the Dagenham & Redbridge Academy needs to contact there Head Of Youth Recruitment Hasan Mehmet. Hasan can be contacted only email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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Please supply him with full information on your playing history, position, former clubs, height etc. Tonys's Soccer School have no connection with Dagenham & Redbridge but are please to promote the positive Academy the Club is promoting.

YOU WILL NOT BE PAID FOR A TRIAL AND YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO TRAVEL TO THE TRIAL AT YOUR OWN TIME AND COST. No guarantee can be given. Tony's Soccer School has no connection with Dagenham & Redbridge because we always remain impartial.

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BARNET FC REGISTRATION FORM

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 We can now advise you on your process to obtain a professional trial with a Football League Club.

This is an official Barnet FC football trial registration form. Ever dreamed of becoming a professional football player?

This is your chance have a professional trial. There are 5 catagory's Youth to U15, U16 Under 18 and the Barnet Academy and one is for the first team at Barnet FC. Remember this is a first come first served basis.

Our tips on getting your trial

Do not send in any CD's or DVD's or CV, you must complete the regiatration form fully.

Do not email or contact them directly or bother them, they have a set procedure of which more details will follow. If you have any questions we can answer them although we dont deal with them directl, we can offer free advice prior to registration.

You have to be sure that you are completely ready and the best footballer you have ever seen, and I dont just mean heart, you need full ability and must be ultra fit.

The worst thing is to attend and you are simply not upto the challenges.

Work hard and play as much as you can even go t the Gym regularly.

Do not turn up unless get full comfirmation.

We have loads of trials coming up so if you havent already

1. You can sign up for our latest newsletter and receive latest news on Football trials.

2. We have a portfolio of players and we want you to add yours. Send an email to our academy Director giving full details in 300 words about yourslelf.

3. Seek the trials in our website and we can advise you what needs to be done next.

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1. To book your trial go here Barnet FC registration form

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Remember we dont just help with Barnet FC Official trials but this is your gateway to loads of football trials.

We have no connection in anyway to Barnet FC, and they do not endorse us in anyway, however this is for information purposes and we do not charge anyone for our services, in trying to help you get trials. We wish to praise Barnet on the services and can personally recommend their practices and coaching is of a high standards.

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