PROPOSAL FOR DISTRIBUTION OF CONTENTS PER WEEK/MICROCYCLE,

FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BASIC AREAS FOR THE ADAPTATION STAGE,

CONDUCTING 2 WEEKLY SESSIONS

 ACTIVITY 1st microcycle  2nd microcycle
SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4

PRIOR

"In locker room"

Analysis of the MATCH

Aspects of Training

Prepare MATCH

PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS

Aspects of Training

TALK

Prepare MATCH

Aspects of Training

Prepare MATCH

MEDICAL ASPECTS

Aspects of Training

ADAPTATION

ACTIVITY 1

COORDINATION

General Basic

COORDINATION

Basic Specific

COORDINATION

General Basic

COORDINATION

Basic Specific

MAIN

ACTIVITY 2

Isolated dexterity

Differentiate GOALKEEPER

Isolated dexterity

Isolated dexterity

Differentiate GOALKEEPER

Isolated dexterity

STRENGTHEN

ACTIVITY 3

TACTIC

OFFENSIVE

with Games

 

STRATEGY and

 CLASS ACTIONS

IN DEFENSE

with Matches

TACTIC

DEFENSIVE

with Games

BASIC STRUCTURE

P.2.3.1

 CLASS ACTIONS

IN ATTACK

with Game of

Positioning

RETURN TO CALM

Recovery Work / STRETCHING

Analysis of training with players

Notes:

  • Goalkeepers can work the entire session separately, until they are called to participate with the team (one or both). The rest will be able to continue working specifically.
  • Parallel to the work of the team, a recovery work will be carried out with the injured players directed and individualized.
  • We will dedicate 3 Microcycles to the Evaluation (EFFICACY FACTORS):
    • START SEASON
    • CHRISTMAS
    • SEASON FINALE
Microcycle 1
1
2
Microcycle 2
3
4
Microcycle 3
5
6
Microcycle 4
7
8
9
Microcycle 6
11
12
Microcycle 7
13
14
Microcycle 8
15
16
Microcycle 9
17
18
Microcycle 10
19
20
Microcycle 11
21
22
Microcycle 12
23
24
Microcycle 13
25
26
Microcycle 14
27
28
Microcycle 15
29
30
Microcycle 16
31
32
Microcycle 17
Microcycle 18
Microcycle 19
Microcycle 20
Microcycle 21
Microcycle 22
Microcycle 23
Microcycle 24
Microcycle 25
Microcycle 26
Microcycle 27
Microcycle 28
Microcycle 29
Microcycle 30
"INITIAL" Evaluation
"CHRISTMAS" Evaluation
"FINAL" evaluation

Notes:

  • If for whatever reason, one of the sessions could not be developed (for example in the session -26- due to rain the training was canceled), in the next session we can not recover it since we would break the weekly line of work, that is, in this "next" session we would work with the corresponding one in the weekly order: the session-27-, leaving the session -26- in "stand-by", pending recovery in some "free" session or, adding in the objectives of the next "2nd session", the -28- in this case, the aspects that are considered most relevant.
  • The evaluation sessions/micro-cycles, the coach will decide when to apply them, interspersing them between two programmed micro-cycles, trying to coincide in the proposed periods. 
ASPECTS/GUIDELINES TO CONSIDER FOR THE USE OF THE CONTENTS TO PREPARE THE SESSION

FOR THE MICROCYCLES OF -2- SESSIONS , the coach has for each season 9 programming mesocycles, which implies 36 microcycles of work, of which we do not contemplate 6 that would be lost due to vacations, weather, etc. To the 30 that we have left we will add 3 to carry out the "evaluations" (beginning of the season, Christmas and end of season). We therefore have 60 sessions available per season, plus the 3 evaluation microcycles.

To develop these 60 sessions, in each of the two seasons contemplated in this stage (first and second year of prebenjamin), we can considerthree options:

  • Logic programming:
    • In the first season: perform the tasks described (in the 60 sessions) for each "basic" level objective.
    • In the second season: perform the tasks of "specific" level.
  • Timed programming:
    • In the first season: work the first 30 sessions during the first part of the season and repeat them in the second part of the season (plus the 3 evaluation microcycles).
    • In the second season: work and repeat sessions 31 to 60 (plus the 3 evaluation microcycles).
  • Specific programming:
    • In the first season: perform the tasks described (in the 60 sessions) for each objective applying the levels that the coach considers appropriate for the characteristics of the "basic" or "specific" team.
    • In the second season: make a schedule at the discretion of the coach:
      • Establish the objectives that are considered not assumed.
      • Influence the aspects/objectives that are considered most relevant or necessary.

We consider the application of the FIRST MESOCYCLE IN SEPTEMBER, the team that starts before this date will be able to develop the objectives established in the "evaluation" that will provide:

  • An understanding of the characteristics of the player or new players.
  • The state in which the players are in this preseason start that will allow you to adjust the schedule.

In the month of DECEMBER we do not propose a specific programming (mesocycle of recovery), the limited working days will allow the coach to dedicate the sessions to:

  • Achieve a "recovery" of "lost" sessions
  • Carry out the second "evaluation" that will allow a reorientation of the planning if deemed necessary.

In the eighth programmed mesocycle only 2 microcycles of specific work are determined, the other 2 microcycles and those added in the month of JUNE will be dedicated to reviewing and recovering / reviewing those aspects that we consider relevant before the end of the season and carry out the third "evaluation".