Welcome to the Temecula Adult Soccer League
Welcome to Temecula and to the Temecula Adult Soccer League.
If you are interested in playing in our league, here is some important information for you: The individual cost to play on a team for the one season is around $65. There is a $20 fee to register for the first time and this includes your player card. Fee includes all referee costs, uniforms (provided by the teams), and weekly Zumba classes for the whole family.
Click How To Join to learn more.
SUMMER SEASON NOTES
NOTES: Team Rosters Are Now Due.
Costa Rica 2011
TASL will offer a soccer trip for adult men and adult women to play international soccer in Costa Rica in 2011. The 2 teams will tour around the country as they play 4 games in different cities against local teams. This is a great vacation spot and a great opportunity for adult soccer players and their families. The trip will be for about 10 days and it will take place during the spring break of 2011 or July 2011. Sites will include the tropical rain forest, beaches, the old city of San Jose, volcanoes, etc. More information soon!
How To Play Your Best Soccer
Wikihow.com explains how to play your best soccer
- Stay in shape. Try to prevent injuries from happening so that you are always 100% fit (a quality shin pad that fits your leg and socks designed for soccer should help). Run every day to stay in shape. Drink water during the play. And sleep enough before the match. You will not perform well (good pass, run and shoot) if your exhausted.
- Practice. You'll not only want to keep up your endurance, but also your ability to handle the ball (get the ball: keep it or pass it).
- Be confident in yourself. Tell yourself that you are a part of the best set of soccer players ever. Remember that soccer is all about team effort, so pass the ball every now and then and let everyone take a shot.
- Play your best, regardless of the position that you play. If you play goalkeeper, remember you are the last line of defense. Know what position you are playing and maintaining it. Fill others' position if they are not in theirs. Commit yourself to the ball—that includes diving and big smacks down the pitch.
- Have fun! Love the sport. Having fun is one thing that makes the game worthwhile. Learn to love the game, and practice all the time. You will slowly but surely get better and enjoy the game more.
Rember These Tips
- Remember that good sportsmanship is a sign of a good player.
- A player who loves the game is a good player regardless of skill. Love is essential; if you don't want to be there, it will show.
- If you want to show off and do things like the maradona or the ronaldo, go ahead, it might just work. However, make sure you practice these beforehand; You will probably stumble the first time that you try to pull off a bicycle kick for your first time, which is okay. Keep at it.
- Listen to your coaches and your parents. Never turn your back at them.
- Concentrate as much as you can. See how other's play, where they are standing and help them in some ball situation.
