Slow and boring…

The Greek footballers are in good shape. Properly trained on the fingers measured. Yes, one of the main reasons and football in the local league is both slow and boring. Compared to what we watch abroad. The pace is different even for midfield matches in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, much more in England.

My animals slower.

You get depressed when after a Premier League game you see a… super league cap. Sure. They call the championship in Greece super. And our magic, from this year they made the number two, the super league 2. To play football my animals more slowly. And they said, this has to do with the level of physical condition of the footballers, which is for the festivals.

As is the case with festivals, anyone who thinks footballers are marathon runners. That it arrives and is left to have spoilers and not lose turns after a half hour running. Nothing to do with. But this and the other may be unprofessional of laziness and lunacy or mistake trained by indecency.

Considering the other.

Another plan is the workout, the training program, a simple scenario made from basketball in the past, with the blindfold in football. Other needs and requirements of the ball, others of the champion in tennis, triathlon, rowing, boxing, etc.

The other. Because in football everything is judged, to a very large extent, in detail. In the details. The attacker needs a different training e.g. by the stopper. Other muscles are worked by the cutter, others by the extremes. For this reason e.g. the football player, the basketball player, the pole player who wants to stand out from the well-known ones of the neighborhood, Elladitsa, makes sure to do individual training. Beyond that with his team. Even if the work in his team is reliable. again it is not enough.

How many Greeks do this? How many hours a day does the average Greek, the average international footballer, train? It is not just a coincidence that the Greek teams are unable to pull off a 90-minute offensive soccer pitch against an opponent.

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