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best ways to keep warm on a football pitch

i've been wonding about this for a while now, and decided to look here for an answer,

i play in goal for a football (soccer) team, and while playing in matches, often in the wind and rain, i often find myself getting cold/wet. Are there any positions that i can stand it to minimise the ammount of me getting wet, cold etc.

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  • Asked by iainJ
  • on 2011-02-17 18:13:23
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Categories: Human Body, Weather .

Tags: wind, football, soccer, goal, Heatloss, wet, windchill.

 

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How do professional footballers head the ball without suffering damage or pain?

Last week I played soccer for the first time in years. The goalkeeper kicked the ball high (probably about 20 metres into the air) and a teammate called to me to head it.

I realise I am lacking in skill, but the power of the ball striking my head knocked me off my feet, bruised my forehead and left me with a dreadful headache. Yet professional footballers seem able to head higher and faster-moving balls with no apparent damage or pain.

What velocities and forces are they dealing with, and why did the ball leave me stunned but not a professional player?

Alan Nicholas, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, UK

Editorial status: In magazine.

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Tags: Ball, football, head, soccer.

 

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