ONLINE SOCCER TRAINING EP 6 (Possession Activity)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TS7s7oU1ixg

A fast-paced 7v7+3 intense tactical rondo possession that can be adapted to improve just about any aspect of the game within your training session. This activity is used by the pro team but can be adjusted to accommodate just about any age from 12+.

Note: Distances and duration should be adjusted based on skill level and age.

#FormationFootball #rondos #soccerdrills #possession

How to report an issue with a consumer product, drug or food

You can report a food concern or complaint to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency online.

Consumers can report any health or safety incidents related to the use of products by filling out a consumer product incident report form.

Report any drug or health product side effects or complaints to Health Canada.

You can check for more recall notices published by Health Canada and CFIA online.


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Major upgrades coming for these main Milton roads

RoadWorkAhead

The Town of Milton is making major upgrades to Nipissing Road and Childs Drive. These changes will make roads safer, ease traffic, and support walking and cycling.

These improvements are part of the Town’s Mobility Hub Study and future growth in the area.

Project overview

Construction will include:

  • Rebuilding and urbanizing Nipissing Road (between Childs Drive and Thompson Road South)
  • Rebuilding Childs Drive (between Ontario Street South and Nipissing Road)
  • Wastewater upgrades on Childs Drive (between Nipissing Road and Satok Crescent)
  • Improving the intersection at Childs Drive and Ontario Street South

Traffic During Construction

  • Lane closures and traffic restrictions will be in place
  • Local and emergency traffic will still be allowed
  • All road closures will be posted on the Town’s interactive road closure map at milton.ca/RoadClosures

Why It Matters

These upgrades will:

  • Reduce traffic and improve flow
  • Make intersections safer with new traffic lights and turning lanes
  • Improve stormwater drainage and replace old infrastructure
  • Support walking and cycling with new sidewalks and a multi-use path
  • Improve access to key destinations like Milton Mall

Construction timeline

  • Work is scheduled from August 2025 to fall 2027
  • Timelines may change based on weather or site conditions

What to Expect

Residents will experience temporary impacts, including:

  • Changes to traffic flow and driveway access
  • Noise, dust, and short delays
  • Some night and weekend work

The Town will do its best to reduce disruptions and keep the community informed.

Stay Connected

Visit Let’s Talk Milton to sign up for email updates or ask questions about the project.

The Town of Milton is investing in roads and infrastructure to keep travel safe and accessible. During construction, the public is encouraged to plan ahead, use alternate routes when possible, follow all road signs, and be patient and travel safely.

Town-led construction is essential work that keeps Milton’s roads and infrastructure in good condition and ready to meet the needs of the community—now and in the future. For more details about this project, please visit Milton’s road construction page.

https://www.miltontoday.ca/local-news/major-upgrades-coming-for-these-main-milton-roads-11044323?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Aug%2007,%202025%2011:30%20am&utm_content=mc_mil_local

 

Soccer Coaching -Episode 5.1 (3 CROSSES YOU NEED TO LEARN | learn football skills)


3 crosses you need to learn – football skills tutorial. In today’s crossing tutorial video, we teach you how to learn 3 crosses that can make a big difference in a match. If you learn how to pull off these 3 crosses, you’ll be both dangerous and create a lot of chances when you’re playing on the wing, and today,

The above slide will teach you 3 different types of crosses that you can use when the situation is right. In other words, you’ll learn how to make the normal curve cross, the lofted, chip cross and the low driven cross. Looking at some of the Worlds’ finest crossers is a pleasure, and taking cues
from Kevin De Bruyne and Trent Alexander-Arnold, we’ll take a look at 3 types of crosses you need to learn in today’s football skills tutorial.

What are the safety tips for ride-share users by the OPP ?

Among the suggestions are sharing your ride plans with a family member or friend and being aware of your surroundings while in the vehicle.

NEWS RELEASE
ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE
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During vacation season many members of the public use ride-share programs. Members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to share essential safety tips for anyone using ride-share programs.

In recent years, ride-share programs have transformed the way we travel, offering convenience and flexibility at the touch of a button. However, with this convenience comes the responsibility to ensure personal safety while using these services. Below are essential safety tips for anyone using ride-share programs.

Verify the Driver and Vehicle

Before getting into a ride-share vehicle, take a moment to double-check the following:

  • Driver’s Name and Photo: Ensure the name and photo of the driver match the information provided in the app.
  • Vehicle Details: Confirm the make, model, and license plate number of the car.
  • Ride Confirmation: Wait for the driver to confirm your name before getting in, especially in crowded areas.

Share Your Trip Details

Most ride-share apps allow you to share your ride details with a friend or family member. Utilize this feature to enhance your safety.

Sit in the Back Seat

When you use a ride-share service, it’s generally safer to sit in the back seat. Doing so provides you with personal space from the driver and allows for easier exits on either side of the vehicle.

Avoid Sharing Personal Information

Maintain your privacy during the ride. Avoid sharing too much personal information with your driver, such as your home address, workplace, or travel plans.

Be Aware of Your Surroundings

Stay aware of your environment:

  • Keep an Eye on Landmarks: Familiarize yourself with your surroundings and keep an eye out for recognizable landmarks during the ride.
  • Stay Off Your Phone: Limit distractions by keeping your phone away and being alert to your surroundings.

Rate Your Driver

After your ride, take a moment to rate your driver and provide feedback. This helps improve the service and ensures that there are consequences for any inappropriate behaviour.

Know the Emergency Features

Familiarize yourself with the emergency features of your ride-share app:

  • Emergency Button: Many apps have an emergency button that can connect you directly to local authorities.
  • In-App Safety Features: Explore safety options available in the app, such as sharing your trip status, assistance resources, or reporting incidents.

Use Reputable Ride-Share Services

Choose well-known ride-share services with good reputations for safety and customer feedback. Research the companies, read reviews, and only use those with verified driver profiles and safety measures.

While ride-share services offer incredible convenience, prioritizing safety should be your primary concern. By following these tips, you can help ensure a safe, enjoyable, and reliable ride experience.

#oppshareas, #safety, #rideshares

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OPP shares safety tips for ride-share users