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    Small-sided games (SSG) are an effective coaching tool that can be used to improve skills in a fun and engaging way for players. SSG should focus on maximizing in-game transfers by mimicking competitive situations and incorporating constraints that challenge players mentally and technically. Examples provided include passing puzzles to complete as a team, timed competitions, limiting use of hands or communication to encourage problem solving under pressure. Coaches are encouraged to reflect with players on how activities relate to real game scenarios and develop specific skills through creative constraints and competitive situations.

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    Small-sided games (SSG) are an effective coaching tool that can be used to improve skills in a fun and engaging way for players. SSG should focus on maximizing in-game transfers by mimicking competitive situations and incorporating constraints that challenge players mentally and technically. Examples provided include passing puzzles to complete as a team, timed competitions, limiting use of hands or communication to encourage problem solving under pressure. Coaches are encouraged to reflect with players on how activities relate to real game scenarios and develop specific skills through creative constraints and competitive situations.

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    Rend Sports

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    Small-sided games (SSG) are an effective coaching tool that can be used to improve skills in a fun and engaging way for players. SSG should focus on maximizing in-game transfers by mimicking competitive situations and incorporating constraints that challenge players mentally and technically. Examples provided include passing puzzles to complete as a team, timed competitions, limiting use of hands or communication to encourage problem solving under pressure. Coaches are encouraged to reflect with players on how activities relate to real game scenarios and develop specific skills through creative constraints and competitive situations.

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    Small-sided

    games to use in
    your program
    ALEX SARAMA
    Why SSG-S?
    1. DEFINITION OF SKILL
    2. BLOCK VS RANDOM. MAXIMISE IN-
    GAME TRANSFER.
    3. enjoyment.

    4. Improves your coaching!


    How to load

    1. COMPLETE THE PUZZLE AS


    A TEAM.
    2. NEW PUZZLE. COMPETITION - FASTEST
    TEAM GETS A POINT.
    3. USE LEFT HAND ONLY, NO TALKING.
    4. ONLY ONE PERSON CAN PUT IT
    TOGETHER AND SPEAK. Players -you have to
    be master distractors!
    REFLECTIVE
    LEARNING
    WHAT IS PURPOSE OF WHAT
    WE JUST DID?
    Power of analogies

    The four categories of loads:


    :
    Physical
    Social-/ emotional
    Mental
    Technical
    www.eliteathletesonline.com
    @AlexSarama
    @@EliteAthletesBE
    @@EliteAcademyAntwerp

    “rendsports” = 10% off

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