Proiect Didactic
Proiect Didactic
The document incorporates the development of deceptive movements through one-on-one drills where one player executes dribbling and deceptive movements in an attempt to maintain ball control, while the other player tries to intercept it using probing movements. When possession changes, roles are swapped. This practice is repeated in different sequences to enhance skill .
Goalkeepers have specific roles during training, which include repelling the ball with their hands. Their tasks are interspersed with the core group activities, and they change after three actions, indicating a focus on situational practice and role-specific skills .
The document suggests a series of speed training exercises to develop specific speed. These include sprinting from different starting positions such as squatting with the face towards the field or the goal, lying face down or on the back, and facing away from the direction of the run. Additionally, the exercises include sprinting after a roll or after performing three high-knee jumps or a jump at the signal .
Dribbling and deceptive movements are consolidated through repetitive practice in game-like conditions. Players engage in one-on-one drills where they are required to use dribbling and deceptive tactics to either maintain or reclaim ball possession. Role reversal during drills ensures both offensive and defensive skills are honed .
The affective objectives are addressed by fostering a sense of joy in success and an acceptance of defeat with fair play. The training aims to complete the formation of personal character, fostering a fighter-winner profile, and cultivating team spirit with respect for teammates and coaches .
The document suggests integrating physical and technical training by structuring drills that simultaneously work on physical fitness and technical skills. For example, speed running drills are combined with skill practices like ball dribbling or deceptive moves, ensuring athletes not only develop specific physical attributes but also enhance their technical prowess during the same session .
The training structure insists on the application of learned elements during game-like conditions by conducting the final stages with specific thematic plays. Players must use the acquired skills under competitive pressure in a scenario that simulates real-game conditions, like the implementation of man-to-man marking and immediate repercussions for conceding goals (e.g., push-ups).
The primary focus during the finalization stage of training is to reinforce deceptive movement followed by ball handling, emphasizing maintaining control and quickly surpassing the opponent. This involves executing these skills in sequences ensuring rapid adaptation from one element to the next in a dynamic manner .
The document proposes enhancing teamwork through exercises that develop the interplay between attackers, midfielders, and defenders. This involves repeated practice emphasizing the fluid connection and strategic cooperation between the different playing compartments, fostering understanding and collective tactical awareness .
The cognitive objectives include understanding the current requirements of modern games, specifically the 'function of the game coordinator,' knowing and following the rules of football, and understanding the conception of training and team tactics .