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Managing complexity from an early child: simplified forms

November 19, 2020

From circumstance to gesture, right away: in today's video I talk to you about a very useful tool for immersing children, even very young ones, in the complexity of the game of football. Together with my friend Mattia Rizzo we will see the simplified forms for the basic activity.

by Stefano Zerbato

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The abductive moment in player training in contemporary football

February 2, 2021

In a gaming context such as the contemporary one in which processes of definition and expression of identity are at stake and, consequently, of creation and interpretation of meaning, understanding and manipulation of the context, dynamic definition and functional use of relationships with all the protagonists of the game, an…

by Francesco AmbrosiniUEFA Youths & Grassroots subCoach

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Youth soccer: a systems approach to learning in complexity

November 4, 2020

During the last twenty years, also thanks to the diffusion of the contribution of developmental cognitive neuroscience and the unfolding of the theory of complex dynamic systems (Thelen & Smith, 1994), scientists have found a meeting point between various disciplines, including psychology, biology, physics, adhering to a new…

by Martina Segato

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Training the complexity of the game in football

September 22, 2020

The studies concerning the analysis of the game of football tell us about situations that change with a very high frequency, approximately every three to five seconds, for a thousand or more times in total, during a match. The player is therefore required to adapt and choose the right action to play at that particular moment. Among the…

by Enrico Battisti

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