Today, I would like to respond to one of my friend's problem. The difference between using studs and blades. So, in the first part, we will have a closer look on what studs are for the soccer or football boots.
Then, let us look at some beneficial points:
Surface
Firstly, notice on the image below. The gap between the studs are far from another. This allows it to penetrate into a softer surface thus giving more grip to the soccer player. So, under what condition?
Condition
Secondly, the soft ground normally derives from the wet weather conditions like rain, drizzles, fog and perhaps snow.
From experience, it is more suitable in Europe since the condition is always wet during winter times except in the summer.
Weight
Then, thirdly, the pair of boots or cleats are likely to be light-weight relative to the soccer cleats with blades. This is because there are fewer studs, normally there are six of them.
But, there are some risks to be aware of
Injury-Prone
There are fewer studs meaning less grip when running in situations like cutting across the marker. As a result, the player could fall and may prone to unnecessary injury.
Therefore, as a soccer player or freestyle, it is advisable to be careful with one's movement and steps with the ball.
This takes practice. Hopefully that's beneficial. Stay on the look out for Part Two. Bye and enjoy your soccer!
2 comments:
Wow what a nice and affordable schedule chosen for the training. Playing soccer is a very healthy activity. We get lazy in winters but we forget the more we work out and play the less we would feel cold. To get out of my boring and lazy routine. I decided to join Winter Soccer Camps. This link really helped me out in my desire. Must join Winter Soccer Camps
Agreed. Winter is quite difficult and a challenge for any soccer player to come out and train. Hopefully, perseverance pays :)
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