I know, my stamina is good, but it could aslo be better. I run everyday, I do exercise everyday after my studies in the mornings and stuff and it really does help out. But it's just hard when you compare yourself to a pro player who's probably been doing it all their life. I've only been doing this for like...four years at the most.Phoenix316 said:
Players in the lower leagues don't have the greatest stamina in the world. The top professionals can run like machines so I'm not even gonna try to compare myself to them.Blue said:
90 I know I could do with a lower ranked team, but with a middle ranked team...Maybe 30 at tops for me. It sucks after you stop for a while because your body has to become use to it all again...Which happened to me last month.Phoenix316 said:
Actually, you're right!Peekimon said:
I think it depends on the pace of game too. If the game is moving quickly with end-to-end attacks, especially if you're a midfielder, then you're energy is gonna drain quickly. But if it's the slower, cautious build up play and possession play then I'd last a heck of a lot longer.Blue said:
Yeah, usually I was a striker so I got about fair share in the game. We did play a lot of high end stuff, but we also played a lot of lower paced stuff. I got a good mix of both I think. I'm pretty good in high paced stuff, I can keep up, and I can show my skills fairly well.Phoenix316 said:
I'm an attacking winger, so my entire game is taking a slow paced match and turning it fast paced. I do love fast paced matches, I've got great control and can pace out any defenders I've come up against so the quick passing game suits me well.Blue said:
I wanted to join football at my school but I was afraid all the guys on the team in my school would squish me. :dead:Kyogre-chan said:
There were a few girls on my football team in primary school. Those girls were vicious! They didn't care where they kicked you!Team Magma Girl said:
