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قائمة المحتوياتيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
The research aims to identify The Effect of Small-Sided Games’ trainings on Developing Some methods to Create Individual Spaces for Junior soccer. Conclusions: -According to the results of the research, and in view of the objectives and hypotheses of the research, the researcher has reached the following conclusions, -The small-sided games’ drills have shown a positive effect on developing the strategies of creating spaces as individuals for the juniors under consideration (the strategy of creating space by passing the ball back then using it behind the sticker - the strategy of creating space by moving towards the teammate, then quickly Rotate and turn to use it - the strategy of creating space by maneuvering). -The experimental group, to which the small-sided games’ drills have been applied, excels in increasing speed performance and thus is reflected in the decrease of the time of trick plays, receiving, shooting in addition to the total time of the strategies of creating spaces as individuals (the strategy of creating space by passing the ball back then using it behind the sticker - the strategy of creating space by moving towards the teammate, then quickly Rotate and turn to use it - the strategy of creating space by maneuvering ). Also, the drills contribute in fixing a great deal of the juniors’ mistakes when performing those strategies under the pressure of the competitor. Recommendations: 1.The application of small-sided games’ drills with the aim of developing the strategies of creating spaces as individuals for football juniors. 2.The application of small-sided games’ drills with the aim of decreasing the time of trick plays, receiving and shooting under the pressure of the competitor. 3.Conducting similar studies with adding the following variables, -Choosing the strategies of creating spaces as individuals in football. -Choosing the strategies of creating spaces as a group in football. -The application of the research to other age groups.