You're not going to be a stud on your first day. Lets face it you're probably going to suck your first time playing. You may feel like everyone around you is amazing while it seems like you'll never get better at football. You have to remember everyone started like when they first played and knowing this you will eventually be like them. It just takes time and lots of hard work but it's all worth it in the end.
It's Going to hurt at first. Football is a very physical sport so you will get hurt plenty of times. Especially your first day of gearing up and learning how to tackle. Your pads will only absorb some of the impact but that means your going to have to learns to be tough physically and mentally. Your body will adjust accordingly but …show more content…
You can't always be perfect as then everyone that plays football will be NFL superstars right out the gate. There's a reason why one team loses and one team wins, it's because the team that lost just made the most mistakes in that game as opposed to the winning team. It won't be all your fault if you make a mistake or lose anyway as you are a team and someone could have prevented the mistake from occurring. Also don't take it personally when a coach yells at you as they are only stressed because of the responsibilities and want you to get better. Just remember we are all human and just learn from that mistake so you can prevent it from happening …show more content…
If you really want to be good in the field, you have to put in the work outside the field also. Serious or not about playing football you still want to be good ,and play your best. Try lifting weights, hitting the gym, push ups, sit ups, jogging around your neighborhood , or anything , but remember to be as consistent as possible not sporadic. Doing this is time consuming so taking some of your break time is necessary. That means even weekends that are spent relaxing are instead used to exercise and work hard. It may seem overwhelming , but if you are serious about achieving your best , or getting a starting spot , then this is absolutely
It's Going to hurt at first. Football is a very physical sport so you will get hurt plenty of times. Especially your first day of gearing up and learning how to tackle. Your pads will only absorb some of the impact but that means your going to have to learns to be tough physically and mentally. Your body will adjust accordingly but …show more content…
You can't always be perfect as then everyone that plays football will be NFL superstars right out the gate. There's a reason why one team loses and one team wins, it's because the team that lost just made the most mistakes in that game as opposed to the winning team. It won't be all your fault if you make a mistake or lose anyway as you are a team and someone could have prevented the mistake from occurring. Also don't take it personally when a coach yells at you as they are only stressed because of the responsibilities and want you to get better. Just remember we are all human and just learn from that mistake so you can prevent it from happening …show more content…
If you really want to be good in the field, you have to put in the work outside the field also. Serious or not about playing football you still want to be good ,and play your best. Try lifting weights, hitting the gym, push ups, sit ups, jogging around your neighborhood , or anything , but remember to be as consistent as possible not sporadic. Doing this is time consuming so taking some of your break time is necessary. That means even weekends that are spent relaxing are instead used to exercise and work hard. It may seem overwhelming , but if you are serious about achieving your best , or getting a starting spot , then this is absolutely