how much weight do soccer players lose in a game of soccer?
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not a lot because they usually just loose sweat (water), which they gain back when they replace the fluids they've lost
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bout 110-145\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/lose_weight.php\n\ndepends on build and how much muscle you have if you exercise
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A coach who doesn't know the game?  I guess it's not so farfetched.  \n\nAnyway, the simplest, most basic way to describe soccer is as follows:  There's a field with a goal at each end.  There are two teams of eleven players each, and each team controls one of the goals.  Each team tries to score points by putting the ball in the opposing team's goal.  Each score is worth 1 point.  Whoever has the most points at the end of time wins.  \n\nTeams can move the ball around the field by kicking or heading the ball, but using arms or hands is not allowed.  The exception to this rule is the goalkeeper.  Each team selects a goalkeeper, who may use his/her hands within a small rectangular goalkeeper area extending about 5 meters from each goalpoast.\n\nThe referee can punish especially unfair play by showing the offending player a yellow card (for unsportsmanlike conduct)or red card (for dangerous, grossly unfair or brutal fouls) card; two yellow cards or one red card mean that the player is ejected from the game and may not be replaced by a sub from the bench.\n\nSomeone else can explain corner/free/goal/penalty kicks, the offside rule (uggh), and various tactical variants.\n\nThat's soccer!
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http://www.thecoachingcorner.com/soccer/game_rules.html\n\ntoo many rules to put on the page so here is a website for you, hope it helps
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According to wikipedia, over 240 million people regularly play soccer (aka football) in more than 200 countries.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer\n\nHere is a very unscientific survey of self-proclaimed most popular sports: http://www.johann-sandra.com/popular.htm
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The sport is called soccer in the United States and Canada. But in many countries it is called football, the name Americans give to an entirely different game. In Spanish-speaking countries, where the game is especially popular, the name is fútbol. \n\nWHAT IS SOCCER?\n\nSoccer is a game played by two teams on a field that is shaped like a rectangle. Players on one team try to knock a round ball through the other team’s goal. The field they play on is roughly the size of an American football field.\n\nWHAT ARE THE RULES?\n\nEach soccer team has 11 players. The players can use any part of their bodies to hit the ball, except their hands or arms. Players generally use their feet and heads as they kick, dribble, and pass the ball toward the goal. One player on each team guards the goal and tries to prevent the other team from scoring. This player is the goalkeeper, or goalie. The goalkeeper is the only player allowed to touch the ball with the hands while the ball is in play.\n\nThe other players are divided into defenders, midfielders, and forwards. Defenders, also called fullbacks, try to stop the opposing team from reaching the goal with the ball. Forwards, also called strikers, do most of the scoring. Midfielders, or halfbacks, play defense but also try to score.\n\nHOW LONG DOES A GAME LAST?\n\nMost soccer games are 90 minutes long. They have two 45-minute halves divided by a short break, or halftime. Besides halftime, the action stops only when a team scores, a foul is committed, or a player is injured. The official who makes sure the rules are followed is called the referee. The referee can add extra time at the end of each half to make up for time lost during delays.\n\nHOW OLD IS SOCCER?\n\nPeople have played kicking games with balls since ancient times. The modern form of soccer came from Britain. It dates from the 1860s, when the rules were first written down. \n\nBy the late 1800s, British sailors, traders, and soldiers had carried the game all over the world. Professional soccer leagues soon appeared in many countries. Today, almost every country in Europe, North America, and South America has professional soccer leagues. So do many countries in Africa and Asia.\n\nOne country where soccer didn’t grow very fast was the United States. It wasn’t until the 1970s that many Americans began to follow it. After that, the sport took off. Today, millions of Americans play soccer in schools, colleges, and local leagues.\n\nTHE WORLD CUP\n\nThe World Cup is an international soccer tournament held every four years. There is one World Cup tournament for men and another one for women. The World Cup for men is the most popular sporting event in the world. More than a billion people around the world watch the men’s World Cup on television. \n\nThe 1994 men’s World Cup took place in the United States, as did the 1999 women’s World Cup. Both tournaments helped increase the popularity of soccer in the United States.\n\nWHO ARE SOME FAMOUS SOCCER PLAYERS?\n\nMany soccer fans consider the Brazilian forward named Pelé to be the best soccer player of all time. Pelé led Brazil to three World Cup titles, the last one in 1970. He won fame for his amazing ball control and powerful shots.\n\nEnglish player David Beckham is famous for his long, curving shots. An attacking midfielder, Beckham led the English national team to the quarterfinals in the 2002 World Cup.\n\nRonaldo, another Brazilian forward, is known for his great speed and scoring ability. In 2002, Ronaldo scored both goals in the World Cup final, giving Brazil the championship.\n\nThe American player Mia Hamm is considered one of the greatest female players ever. A forward, Hamm is the all-time leading scorer in international soccer. In 1999, she led the United States to the women’s World Cup title.
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There are 2 links with the rules!! it will help ya understand\n\n\n\nhttp://www.soccerhelp.com/Soccer_Rules_Rules_Of_Soccer.shtml\n\n\n\nhttp://www.fifa.com/en/media/index/0,1369,105502,00.html
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weight is not meant to be lost quickly. That causes injury.
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run 6 miles each time you train.  The average soccer player runs six miles in a match.  Center midfielders can run up to 10 miles a game.  Running, stretching, calastenics, and light weighttraining for the legs will help.
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This is shaped more in the form of an answer than a question. I don't know what it is that you are asking???\nUmm...I agree, Soccer is a exciting sport.\n\nAs for american sports I don't think they are played by fat people really. I mean have you seen those basketball/football players? They are far from fat. However if you say the majority of fans who watch such sports are fat, then I would have to definetly agree with that point. Obesity is a big problem in America...
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you'll be in better shape, and a better soccer player, but remember that muscle weighs more than fat.  \nsweating isn't necessarily good or bad.  it's your body's natural cooling mechanism.  but remember- no matter how much you sweat, always stay hydrated, or you risk serious health problems.  you should drink about 16 oz of water (or any other fluid really, it doesn't much matter) for every 30 minutes or so of serious exercise.
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It depends on what type of exercise they do. The exercise that requires more energy usually results in the burning of more calories.
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Yeah I was wondering this myself as I watched it this week and one guy lost twenty pounds in one week.  Wtf?!!  I think they make them exercise 4-5 hours a day and starve themselves.  I have heard that a healthy weight loss is 1-2 pounds per week, and if you lose faster than that, you are more likely to gain it back.  These people are losing 5, 10, up to 20 pounds per week. It makes me wonder once the show is over if they will be able to maintain their loss.
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Soccer was originally called "association football,"but the existence of the game of American football made differentiation between the sports difficult. Therefore, the term "association football"became known as the word soccer, which is derived from the word assoc. It is the most widely played team game and the most popular spectator sport. It is played by two teams each consisting of 11 men on a rectangular field (110 m x 73 m) having a goal of 7 m wide and 2 m high at either end. At the start of a soccer game, the soccer ball, a spherical leather football, is 27 to 28 inches (69-71 cm) in circumference and 14 to 16 ounces (396-454 grams) in mass. The goalkeeper is the only player that is allowed to handle the ball. The remaining players are permitted kick, dribble, and pass the ball with their feet, head, and trunk. A goal is scored when the ball is sent between the opponent's goalposts.\nSource-Sam
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I run a soccer league and it consist of 20 teams. I say over 500 people participate in the games, either players, owners, coaches.
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Studies reveal that the average for a midfielder playing in a first class European team is about 12 kms/match, or 7.45 miles/90 min.\nSame studies reveal that a South American player, playing as a midfielder in a first class South American team is only the half of that.
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its a good question...\n\ni'm a MAN UTD fan... & i'll answer ur question...\n\nin the past... there wasn't that much quantity in the no. of games been played per season... either domesically or continentally...\n\n2day... the average no. of games been played by a high flying club (especially in europe)... is around 70 matches in a season cycle of 8 - 9 months... & son games come as 2 per week, with traveling & traning... so its impossible 4 a team 2 play with only 11 players evey season...\n\n& lets not 4get another major reason... injuries! yeah, 2day... as the pace & streangh & competetivness of games have rised 2 higher level than the old days, players r more likely 2 get injured in various ways & shapes... which could make some of them obcense 4 a time period up 2 a whole  season!\n\nnot 2 4get... its so good 4 the young stars on teams 2 interact with the older & much mature players on the team & gain "1st team" match experiences... makes them stars quickly & can get a good price on transfers or become local team heros...\n\nits also a good way 4 the coachs & managers of teams 2 c where their team is standing & how well it is, what they need 4 it, & who need 2 go...\n\nthat's y... u don't c a "definite 11" tactic... but sometimes u could find a "definite 1" or "definite 2" up 2 "definite 8" sometimes...\n\ni can't denyie thou... sometimes coaches us a "definite 11" strategy if the current formation they're playing with is in top form & shape... they play with it, but no 4 a whole season... lets say as a far perspective... 4 2 months or so...\n\nas 4 me... i'm with the "different 11" strategy... depending on the match, competition (domestic or foreign), & importance (cups or leagues or so)...\n\nhope i had the asnwer u hoped! :)