Explore a critical analysis of traditional skill acquisition methods in youth soccer training through this insightful 17-minute video by Rob Gray. Delve into the review of the research paper "Train as you play: Improving effectiveness of training in youth soccer players," challenging the conventional wisdom of learning fundamentals through decomposition and repetition. Gain valuable insights into alternative approaches that may enhance the effectiveness of skill development in young athletes, potentially revolutionizing coaching methodologies in soccer and other sports.
Improving Training Effectiveness in Youth Soccer - Do We Need to Learn Fundamentals First?
Overview
Syllabus
Do We Really Need to Learn The “Fundamentals” of a Skill Through Decomposition and Repetition First?
Taught by
Rob Gray
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