Soccer IQ book review

 

Soccer IQ by Dan Blank is an interesting book for people who aspire to be great at soccer. The book goes into detail about different ways to play in different formations, how to make runs, and how to be decisive with your decision-making on the pitch. The book helps with a lot of the problems many soccer players encounter in their soccer careers. He covers topics such as playing in the rain and how to deal with unfortunate weather situations. He covers how to deal with referees who make dumb calls and how to use that to your advantage. Overall this book covers a lot and is like an all-in-one guide to increasing your ability to succeed on the pitch. 

Although the book jumps from topic to topic pretty quickly I really enjoyed this book. I liked how it covered issues that were pretty common to find being a soccer player and I liked how it also covered different tactics to help your team increase its chances of winning their games. I thought that this book was a good book for covering a lot of issues that occur on the pitch, such as bad calls by a referee or poor weather, or how to handle stressful situations. This book is very good at helping you improve off the pitch, and it also shows you ways to help your team off the ball. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to improve their skill on the pitch or to anyone who wants to learn how to play effectively. 

By Leor Gal