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Pro and UConn Soccer
Colin Cowherd and Jason Whitlock
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[QUOTE="DarthGrumpy, post: 1834862, member: 2141"] Not to mention speed and strength change a lot between the ages of 14 to 18. I played forward a lot before high school because I was quick. Blew my right knee in 10th grade. Lost a few steps; but, PT gave me strenght to hold the ball explosive first step to start a counter and good field vision for passing and positioning. So, I became a sold defensive center midfielder who was not afraid to try a blast from 30 yards out when the opportunity arose. Now, if PT could have added at least 2" to my 5' 7" frame, I may have been good enough to play the position in at a DIII college. All well. [/QUOTE]
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