The Effect of Planning Training Using Assistive Training Methods to Develop Some Planning Variables for Youth Football

Abstract

The researcher touched on the importance of the research, which was clarified in the use of training methods to develop some planning variables, and through the researcher's observation of the lack of interest in training methods that help coaches, and after taking the opinion of experts about the reasons for the poor level of performance in some of the planning variables of players, which is considered one of the special requirements of the game of football, as well as identifying the impact of training using auxiliary training methods to develop Some player schematic variants for experimental and control groups.

The importance of the research lies in the  need to develop planning variables because of their importance in football, through the use  of devices and aids, as for the research problem, the  researcher noticed a lack of development in some of the planning variables, so the researcher tended to use auxiliary means that help in the development of some planning variables in footballbecause they represent the most important variables In this game.

The impact of innovative and effective tool use as a contributing factor in the development of young football players

Abstract: This study examines the effect of tactical training supported by training aids on improving selected tactical variables among youth football players. Using an experimental design, twenty players were divided equally into experimental and control groups. Tactical tests were administered before and after the training program. Results showed significant improvements in the experimental group in tactical linking, directional change performance, complex tactical performance, and wall-passing with shooting accuracy. The findings demonstrate that supportive training aids create a more effective and realistic learning environment, enhancing players’ tactical performance. The study recommends incorporating such tools into youth training programs to support better tactical development