Burlington High School Soccer Conditioning Exercises
The document outlines conditioning exercises for Burlington High School soccer players, including various running tests such as the Cone Test, 25's, 40's, and 120's, along with specific rest intervals and performance standards. It also includes instructions for hill sprints, stairs, and other agility drills like Figure 8's and Straightaway/Curve. The goal is to improve speed, endurance, and overall fitness in preparation for soccer activities.
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Burlington High School Soccer Conditioning Exercises
The document outlines conditioning exercises for Burlington High School soccer players, including various running tests such as the Cone Test, 25's, 40's, and 120's, along with specific rest intervals and performance standards. It also includes instructions for hill sprints, stairs, and other agility drills like Figure 8's and Straightaway/Curve. The goal is to improve speed, endurance, and overall fitness in preparation for soccer activities.
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Burlington
High
School
Soccer
Conditioning
Exercises
Cone
Test
1. Place
a
marker
to
indicate
your
starting
point
2. Place
a
marker
at
five,
ten,
fifteen,
twenty,
and
twenty-‐five
yards
3. Starting
at
the
first
cone,
run
out
to
the
five
and
back,
the
ten
and
back,
and
so
on
4. Perform
as
fast
as
you
can
5. Rest
thirty
seconds.
Repeat
according
to
workout.
6. If
you
are
up
to
ten
repetitions,
add
an
extra
15
seconds
of
rest
on
3,
6,
and
8.
United
States
National
Team
Standard:
8-‐10
repetitions
at
under
35
seconds
each.
25’s
1. Place
a
marker
to
indicate
your
starting
point
2. Set
a
marker
25
yards
away
3. Run
out
and
back
six
times
(300
yards
total)
4. Rest
45
seconds
5. Repeat
according
to
workout
USNT
Standard:
60-‐70
seconds
per
repetition.
40’s
1. Place
a
marker
to
indicate
your
starting
point
2. Set
a
marker
40
yards
away
3. Run
out
and
back
three
times
(240
yards
total)
4. Try
for
your
best
time
on
each
repetition
5. Rest
45
seconds
6. Repeat
according
to
workout
USNT
Standard:
under
55
seconds
per
repetition.
120’s
1. Run
hard
from
one
end
of
a
soccer
field
to
the
other
(100-‐120
yards):
target
19-‐20
seconds
2. Jog
back
to
starting
point
in
30
seconds
or
less
3. Rest
an
additional
30
seconds
4. Repeat
according
to
workout
USNT
Standard:
10
repetitions
at
17-‐18
seconds
each.
Stairs
1. Find
a
set
of
stairs
(indoor
or
outdoor)
at
least
two
stories
high
2. Sprint
up
the
stairs
and
carefully
jog
down
You
will
need
to
assess
how
hard
of
a
workout
the
stairs
are,
depending
on
how
many
flights
you
are
sprinting
Straightaway/Curve
(SAC)
1. On
a
400
meter
track,
sprint
the
the
straightaway
(100
m),
then
jog
the
curve
(100
m)
2. Repeat
according
to
workout
(four
laps
=
one
mile)
Figure
8’s
1. On
a
soccer
field,
start
in
one
corner
and
jog
the
sideline
to
the
center
line
2. Sprint
across
the
center
line
to
the
other
sideline
3. Jog
that
sideline
to
the
opposite
far
corner
4. Sprint
across
the
endline
in
front
of
the
goal
to
the
sideline
5. Jog
the
sideline
back
to
the
center
line
6. Sprint
across
the
center
line
to
the
other
sideline
7. Jog
last
sideline
to
end
line
8. Sprint
last
end
line
to
starting
point
One
time
around
the
field
is
one
Figure
8
with
four
sprints.
Hills
1. Find
a
relatively
steep
and
long
hill
(Lewis
St,
Briody
St,
or
Indian
Bend
Rd
would
be
perfect)
2. Sprint
up,
walk
down,
then
rest
at
the
bottom
of
the
hill
You
will
need
to
judge
the
toughness
of
your
workout
based
on
the
hill/street
you
choose.
Boys
to
Men
This
workout
works
best
on
a
track
or
outside
of
a
soccer
field.
If
you
are
on
a
soccer
field,
you
use
the
lines
of
the
six
yard
box,
the
18
yd
box,
and
the
center
line.
If
you
are
on
a
track,
you
will
need
some
sort
of
markers
to
set
up
the
6,
18,
and
60
yard
lines.
Try
to
hit
the
listed
times.
Rest
times
begin
right
at
the
end
of
the
target
time.
If
you
finish
early,
you
get
more
rest
time.
If
you
take
longer,
you
get
less
rest
time.
Two
laps
(800
m)
3:20
(Three
minutes,
twenty
seconds)
Rest
2:00
Sprint
shuttle
:35
(Thirty-‐five
seconds)
6
and
back,
18
and
back,
60
and
back
Rest
1:00
One
lap
(400
m)
1:20
Rest
1:00
Sprint
shuttle
:36
Rest
1:00
Sprint
shuttle
:37
One
lap
1:30
Rest
1:00
Sprint
shuttle
:38
Rest
2:00
Two
laps
3:30
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