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The second day of the VII International Congress of Football Cartagena Port of Cultures and XIX National Football Conference Coaches Committee FFRM, on Friday, May 20, was in two aspects: theory and practice.
The session began at ten o'clock in the auditorium of the former CIM, current home of the UPCT, with the paper's sports leader's influence in society that opened the panel discussion, moderated by Eduardo Ros Armada, president of COLEF Region of Murcia.
It has participated Gerardo Gonzalez Movilla, former president of AFE and FIFPRO, Antonio Peñalver Asensio, CEO of Sports in the Region of Murcia, Ricardo Martínez López, vice president of Almeria CF, Francisco Silveira Ramos, chairman of the Football Coaches Portugal, and Jose Miguel Monje Carrillo, president of the Football Federation of the Region of Murcia.
The current crisis was one of the subjects who starred in the first hour of the Congress, Antonio Peñalver described it as a negative factor that plays an important role in any promotion and sports management, both in the public and in private clubs
Moreover, Gerardo Gonzalez noted that there is still much to do in solving problems that affect both the AFE and the LFP in their skills and their influence on the players.
The men's soccer and women's economic management and training were among the topics to be discussed in the second round table in which the Football Hall was the host.
Thus, the conference Current Trends and Future of Indoor Soccer, beginning at 12.30 hours, José Venancio Lopez, Spain coach of football, Sergio Alonso López-Andújar, former player and professional football guardian CSD Athlete high; Carlos Sánchez Muñoz Talavera FS coach, Luciano Herrero Fernandez, chairman of Futsal Soccer Federation Murcia, Roberto Sanchez, general director of Futsal Reale, Antonio J.
Garcia Molina, director of the School of Coaching Football Federation of the Region of Murcia, who served as moderator.
Football as a gateway base and preparing young people who enter the scene, took part in the exhibition which were highlighted as beneficial to them the technical and tactical aspects developed in this mode to play with a number few people in the field.
During Question Time Roberto Sanchez said he did not know yet what will be done with Fabian but added that it would be a luxury to have on the team next year.
He further explained that a club can have anything you can maintain, if not, it's going down, pointing finally to be taken seriously when making contracts for new signings.
PRACTICE SESSION
The evening continued in the area of Garden City football practice sessions Implementation of the real game rules and application of physical training to team play.
The first involved Jose M ª Sánchez and Juan José López, assistant referee and 2 ª B, Javier Lozano Segado, chairman of the FFRM umpire, and Francisco García Medina, CEO of Federated umpire Cartagena.Todos them together Alonso Gómez López, former referee 1 st Division and Councillor for Sports of the City of Cartagena.
The main points set out in the field were: the demonstration of different types of outside game that can be taken at a meeting, launch failures and explanation of the famous paradinha (fake a shot to make it move the goalkeeper and then pull once it has moved), prohibited before World Cup qualifying for his unsportsmanlike practice.
The second session, Application of physical training to play group, brought together trainers and Rafael Aranda, former trainer of Valencia CF, Francisco García Ibáñez, former trainer of RC Recreativo de Huelva, Jose Antonio Morga Stewart, trainer of Real Murcia and Jose Maria Escudero Ferrer, trainer and lecturer at the UCAM, who has served as moderator.
The monthly planning, the characteristics of microcycles force planning (general, preventive, targeted and specific), the tasks of training for model development game and the modulation of training load, were some of the issues exposed in this second session.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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