30 minute
Squats
The strength of the legs is an integral component of a successful soccer player. The legs are responsible for the constant running, and the explosive power required for speed and agility. One of the best ways to develop strong legs is to do squats.
Begin by standing with feet shoulder-width apart. While keeping the spine straight, and sticking your buttocks out toward the back, slowly lower your body until your knees are just past the 90 degree angle. Slowly raise your body back to an upright position. Make sure to lower and raise you body each for a count of four for maximal muscle strength. An alternative would be to do squats with only one leg to increase the intensity of the workout. Also, weights can be held in each hand for added resistance.
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