Sport Methodology III - Sport Training - Soccer

Code:

340

Acronym:

340

Instance: 2011/2012 - 2S

Active?	Yes
Course/CS Responsible:	Sports Sciences

Cycles of Study/Courses

Acronym	No. of Students	Study Plan	Curricular Years	Credits UCN	Credits ECTS	Contact hours	Total Time
LCD	42	First Degree in Sports Sciences (2011/2012)	3	-	10	-

Teaching language

Portuguese

Objectives

- To know the soccer specific of system of competitions (Part II);
- To apply and develop the theoretical knowledge about soccer training (Part II);
- To develop competences to intervene in soccer training and competition, particularly in organization and control of the training of soccer teams (Part II).

Program

The CU Methodology of Sport II - Soccer privileges the vocational training, developed in Sport Training Centers (STC). A STC is a job training core in the area of sport training where the students are faced with the problems posed by the profession in this domain and to resolve them. The STC may include all the levels of soccer participation, from youth to high performance.
In special cases the STC could be replaced by a written task directly related with the profession in the domain of soccer training.

Mandatory literature

Bangsbo Jens; Soccer systems &strategies. ISBN: 0-7360-0300-2
Bangsbo Jean; Fitness training in football. ISBN: 87-983350-7-3
Cano Moreno Oscar P.; El^Modelo de juego del F. C. Barcelona. ISBN: 978-84-937246-1-0
Bangsbo Jens; The physiology of soccer. ISBN: 87-983350-5-7
Castelo Jorge Fernando Ferreira; Futebol modelo técnico-táctico do jogo. ISBN: 972-735-015-1
Kormelink Henny; Developing soccer players. ISBN: 1-890946-03-6
Kormelink Henny; The Coaching philosophies of Louis van Gaal and the Ajax coaches. ISBN: 1-890946-03-6
Wrzos Jerzy; La^Tactique de l.attaque
Garganta, Júlio; Aspectos da preparação do futebolista
Garganta Júlio; O ensino do futebol
Garganta Júlio; A análise do jogo em futebol
Garganta Júlio; Planeamento e periodização do treino
Rebelo A, Oliveira J; Relação entre a velocidade, a agilidade e a potência muscular de futebolistas profissionais
Carling Christopher; Performance assessment for field sports. ISBN: 978-0-415-42685-5
Castelo Jorge Fernando Ferreira; Futebol modelo técnico-táctico do jogo. ISBN: 972-735-015-1
Kormelink Henny; Match analysis and game preparation. ISBN: 1-890946-19-2
Fonseca Helder Filipe Teixeira; Futebol de rua, um fenómeno em vias de extinção?
Pacheco Rui; O^Ensino do futebol.
Rebelo António Natal 070; O^Jovem futebolista da Maia
Sans Torrelles Alex; Manual para la organizacion y el entrenamiento en las escuelas de futbol. ISBN: 84-8019-251-8
Williams A. Mark 340; Skill acquisition in sport. ISBN: 0-415-27075-8
Hughes Charles; The Football Association Coaching Book of soccer tactics and skills. ISBN: 1-85291-545-5
Queiroz Carlos; Estrutura e organização dos exercícios de treino em futebol
Van Lingen Bert; Coaching soccer. ISBN: 1-890946-04-4
Araújo Jorge Miguez; Ser treinador. ISBN: 972-21-0956-1
Bompa Tudor O.; Entrenamiento de equipos deportivos. ISBN: 978-84-8019-535-5
Houllier Gerard; Entraineur. ISBN: 2-226-06673-X
Kormelink Henny; Team building. ISBN: 0-9651020-7-6
Martens Rainer; Successful coaching. ISBN: 0-88011-666-8
Silva Isabel Maria Ribeiro Mesquita da; Pedagogia do treino. ISBN: 972-24-1008-3
Sampedro Molinuevo Javier; Iniciacion futbol sala. ISBN: 84-8013-003-2
Voser Rogério da Cunha; Iniciação ao futsal. ISBN: 85-85692-20-0

Teaching methods and learning activities

The experiential learning is the method privileged. The students have formal sessions supervised by the teacher that could be combined with e-learning and the contact with soccer professionals revealing exceptional profiles in different intervention areas. The formal sessions include seminars, discussion sessions about the vocational training and individual meetings with the teacher responsible for each STC.

Evaluation Type

Distributed evaluation without final exam

Eligibility for exams

The students are evaluated continuously in every tasks performed throughout the semester. The students must participate in a minimum of two training session per week, but it is recommended to attend three training sessions per week. The students must attend to all the formal formation sessions.
The students must:
- Attend 75% of formal formation sessions;
- To prepare and supervise or assist the preparation of a soccer team during the semester
- To attend the minimum of two training session per week
- Collaborate in the preparation of the training dossier
- To discuss the final report of the traineeship with the tutor teatcher.

Calculation formula of final grade

To conclude successfully the curricular unity, the student must obtain the minimum of 10 points in a scale from 0 to 20 in the following components:

- Annual working plan (15%)
- Training dossier (30%)
- Final report of the traineeship (20%)
- Intervention throughout the training and competitions (15%)
- Assiduity and participation in the formal formation sessions (20%)

Examinations or Special Assignments

he evaluation regime attend to evaluation general rules.

Classification improvement

When justified, the student could have a new opportunity to be evaluated in the referred evaluation components.