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-If you are using some version
of Windows, these "AVI" files should be compatible with your Windows Media
Player.
-If you have an old version of "Windows", you may need to update
your media player. It should be free. Click below.
-(Windows
Media Player free download.) 
-If you are using Mac OS, you
will probably have a Quicktime viewer which will work well.
-If you need to
get a more recent copy of Quicktime, check below.
-To install Apple
Computer's free "Quicktime" viewer, click below.
(It's a good little
viewer and you could probably use one anyway.) Click below.
-(Apple
Computer's Free Quicktime Viewer) 
If you prefer using your Real
Player, check below for a link to install or upgrade
your system to the
Real One Player which will handle AVI and MOV files. If you look carefully in
the upper
right hand corner, you will find the link to the free
version.
Real
One Player 
-Try clicking on the movie
links and the clip should begin to play after a few seconds, depending on your
browser, it's media player and the bandwidth of your connection. The files are
about 250Kb and may take a little while to load on a slow internet connection.
If you are on a slow phone-line connection, you may need to download them
onto your hard drive and then view them. (They will load much faster from
your hard drive. You might need to "right-click" on the file name and then
choose "save as" or "save target as".)
-If you are using a Mac, the AVI
clips should play on your "Quicktime" viewer.
.
-The large K.C. Legends
files and highlight clips are best accessed with a cable modem or DSL line. It
may take a long time to download these larger files over a phone hook-up. Try
their self-extracting zip files located at their skills web page.
(K.C.
Legends webpage)
-Many of the skills above
have been performed by the trainers/coaches of a local J.B.Marine U-11 girls
select soccer team, in St. Louis, MO. (J.B.Marine SC - home)
-Our goal
is to introduce these common moves to parents and new coaches, (especially of
young players), who may not yet be familiar with these terms and may be
frustrated with lengthy or inadequate verbal descriptions. Please bear with us,
we have attempted to portray the skills as accurately as possible but there may
be some inaccuracies. The space was limited and many of the moves are not at
"game-speed", but hopefully it will still be of some help.
-These moves go
under a variety of names and we have tried to use the terminology used by
Vogelsinger, Stahl, Mueller and various internet sources.
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