I have based the following conclusions based on feedback from my coach, team-mates and camcorder observations and also internal feedback which I have analysed and came up with my strengths and weaknesses for football.
             Speed: One of my main strengths is my speed this is a very important factor within football as it allows you an extra dimension to your game when participating. I have good leg speed this is evident when I run at players with the ball to beat them with my speed this is usually very effective and it increases my confidence. It can also result in me getting past a player and getting into a certain position to cross the ball or to continue my run and beat another defender with my speed and sometimes this can result in me getting a clear run at goal of getting a chance to have a shot my pace is a key asset to my football ability.
             Balance: Because I have good agility this contributes to my balance. In football balance is essential in order to take opponents on and control the ball, there are many factors that balance can contribute to and improve. Because I have good balance my ability to take opponents on and control the ball is also of a high standard. In football staying on your feet is important, by staying on my feet I have extra time to make a saving tackle, I have the ability to miss tackles and continue with the ball and I have the ability to control the ball effectively. Balance improves a variety of different skills which cad add many different dimensions to your game within football which all can contribute to making you a better player.
             Passing: This is a very important part in football. I have good passing ability over long and short distances my passing is very consistent I can target a player and hit their feel or play a ball into their stride so it is easier for them to control and also when I am required to make the long pass I can do this with good effect and the end product is usually successful. M...