Structuring Practice for Effective Skill Learning
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Structuring Practice for Effective Skill Learning
thought some might find this interesting...from FA Insight Magazine
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footballfan
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Re: Structuring Practice for Effective Skill Learning
So what are the thoughts on this article by our leading junior coaches in SA?hudsona wrote:thought some might find this interesting...from FA Insight Magazine
Do you think the latest approach (national curriculum) is consistent with the learnings from this research?
Have any coaches changed their approach based on this info? If so how?
Would appreciate your insights.
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magicfootball1
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Re: Structuring Practice for Effective Skill Learning
Most of them won't change, the other side of the coin the development coaches , jobs for the boys.
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Re: Structuring Practice for Effective Skill Learning
The article just reemphasis the advantages of employing ‘match play’ based training sessions.....technique and superior football decision making (for the purpose of solving ‘football' problems) can only be refined in the absence of time and space during ‘match’ conditions as provided by active/aggressive opposition....
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