Along the course, the participant will find an evolution of the learning process theories, emphasising the coach-player relationship, understood not as a unidirectional training and from teacher to student, but as a two-way exchange where both of them interact and agree on intentions and focuses on the practice. This exchange goes from feedback to the planning of specific, massive, variable and continuous preferential simulation situations, by the use of constraints.
Along the years, football has evolved both in its game dynamics, as well as the use and understanding of the sciences that different agents, especially coaches, have relied on to support the actions aimed at optimising the game and its players. Initially, it was based on the application of general training theories, supported by the traditional sciences (mechanistic, behavioural, etc.), for training plans originating from individual sports. Nevertheless, the athlete was “forced” to adapt to game contexts and scenarios, not only related to the technical and tactical needs of the game, but also to the way of learning and interpreting (training) it.
625 €