sequence analysis of learning technical skills of young footballers

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Abstract
It is analysed the question of technical training for football players. Revealed that the percentage of defects when the technical elements of a high enough players in different age categories. The study used data from testing of technical training of 40 young football players 10-11 years. It is revealed that the training programs of various authors, but the French are invited to examine each technique separately in different order, and some of them have similarities and differences between them. We developed the technique of sequential learning technical skills players during pre-basic training is characterized by a combination of several techniques, the combination of which often performed at the time of competitive activity. The effectiveness of methods will be tested by the pedagogical experiment in the next phase of the study.
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Authors ;Matyas Vadim Vladimirovich;Mitova Elena Aleksandrovna
Journal nuclear engineering and design
Year 2011
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http://www.sportpedagogy.org.ua/html/journal/2011-11/11mvvsyf.pdf
Keywords
football method technique

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