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Hollywood FC Announces Partnership with Inter Miami CF!

At the start of our work together, ~99% of the athletes we work with aren’t drinking enough water. Once our coaches start working with them, this all changes, of course 😄

Recognize to Recover - Concussion Initiative A concussion can be difficult to recognize on the field. Most occur without a loss of consciousness or an obvious sign that something is wrong with a player’s brain function. They can occur at any time throughout games or practice, as a blow to the head or body from contact with the ground, the ball or another player. Working with leading physicians for more than a decade, U.S. Soccer created Recognize to Recover resources that will help coaches, players, parents and referees identify the signs and symptoms of concussion and immediately take action with the appropriate treatment. Player safety has always been a top priority for the Florida Youth Soccer Association and for all of our affiliated clubs/leagues. In order to provide the safest guidelines for our players, we are implementing U.S. Soccer’s protocol for concussion awareness. Please find a wide array resources below about concussions.

POACHING - If you’re a good apple, you shouldn’t take offense to the behavior of certain bad apples being pointed out. If you do take offense, then you just might be a bad apple.

The Sideline Project 

Soccer, like most sports, is seasonal. There are periods of preparation (preseason), competition (in-season), and recovery (offseason). Preseason and in-season training typically are the domain of the coach, but the offseason is largely the player’s responsibility. What you do in the offseason can impact the...

The Three Most Important Tips for Success “Parents want to help their kids do well at soccer tryouts.Here is my Step By Step GUIDE.” Youth soccer tryouts can be a frustrating experience for the whole family — and some players do better than others — because their parents...

Your 9 year old player is NOT a forward. We do not even know if he is going to be a “soccer player” in the future.…Read on