Influence of coach encouragement on technical demand of an small-sided games in football-7
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https://doi.org/10.24310/riccafd.2014.v3i3.6164Keywords:
small-sided games, coach encouragement, technical training, young footballAbstract
The aims of this study were to examine the effect of coach encouragement in the technical demand of small-sided games 3-a-side in young football players. In this study were analysed also the level of learning acquired for the players.
The numbers of technical actions doing during small-sided games 3-a sided with and without coach encouragement was counted during every session of the program. Specific technical test was used to identify the learning level acquired. In base of the results of this study, the coach encouragement should consider as an important factor for the SSG design and for the technical training of the young player.
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