Exploring Small-Sided Games, Challenge, and Ecological Approach to Skill Development

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Exploring the benefits of small-sided games and representative learning design in sports training, including periodization, skill development challenges, and the ecological approach to acquiring skills. The chapter also delves into predictive coding for quantifying challenge and the impact of available information on skill learning in different sports.

A look at the extended challenge point hypothesis. How can we get the level difficulty right to challenge a performer? What are 3 different goals coaches should consider when designing a practice?

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An extended challenge-based framework for practice design in sports coaching

A critical systematic review of the Neurotracker perceptual-cognitive training tool The effectiveness of 3D multiple object tracking training on decision-making in soccer

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