Recently, a friend of mine questioned why football, or soccer as it is known in the United States, is so popular among men. I'm done trying to make sense of things that you can only grasp via personal experience. I was able to give her a brilliant response, yet she still asked me another question. Is playing soccer on grass different than playing it on a beach? That was a wise choice. Naturally, it is different, I retorted. As implied by the sport's name, beach soccer is typically played in the spring or summer on beaches. Despite being played informally for many years, it wasn't until 1992 that it received a formal name and set of rules. Since that time, it has managed to gain some popularity, and in my opinion, if you really want to learn about soccer, you should start playing it on the beach.
Many soccer enthusiasts view playing the game while lying on the beach as the apprentice's heaven. Since the ball frequently stacks on the soft sand playing surface, it can help beginners fix certain common faults. Sand is actually only helpful to beginner players; nonetheless, even veteran players who want to demonstrate their skills find it to be a significant hurdle. Furthermore, scoring is made simpler even for those who decide to give beach soccer a try for the first time thanks to the short pitch, which is 28 x 37 meters if there is an official beach soccer facility.
The fact that beach soccer requires no specific equipment to play is a huge advantage. One only needs a ball of a certain size and some beach sand to start discovering the distinctive features of this game. Even in the absence of a formal facility on the beach, beach soccer enthusiasts simply require two canes to represent the size of a goalpost. As shoes are prohibited in this game, it is advisable to use canes or simply a pile of garments rather than large, heavy pebbles that could cause serious foot injury. So you can start playing beach soccer if you're on a sandy beach, it's sunny outside, and you have nine pals who want to join you. If you do try it, please let me know how you enjoyed it. The most crucial thing is to tell your girlfriend!
My friend appeared enthused as I finished my beach soccer speech. She declared, "I'll play it every single weekend." However, try playing soccer for a bit before you ask how much time you should devote to practicing it in order to consider yourself good players. Since beach soccer is not an all-year sport, You have to practice your soccer-playing skills on the actual lawn ground unless you move to California or Florida every time you need to play beach soccer. Trust me when I say that it is not that simple there either!