JORDI FERNÁNDEZ | Questioning methodologies

In training, we have increasingly accepted that we will never find the perfect technique, because it will depend on the characteristics of the player who executes it in the environment she is in; we are beginning to assume that there will never be a universal collective game model, but that its perfection will depend on the individual and emerging qualities of those who make up the group. Why, then, do we continue to seek and monetize supposedly perfect, universal and absolute methodologies that lead to success regardless of where they are applied or by whom? Isn’t this thought contrary to everything we preach? Are methodologies such as Tactical Periodization or Structured Training sources of empowerment or prisons for the coaches’ thinking and quality? We spend more and more resources on player improvement... but who cares about the coach? Or only players need to learn because we, the coaches, already know everything? Is the methodology of a club a cause or a consequence? These doubts were awakened in me by Jordi Fernández: current Methodology Coordinator of Venezia FC and former member of the Methodology Area of FC Barcelona. Next, you will find his reflections in Spanish; if you want it in English, don’t miss the TH-cam video of the episode.
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[@radical.football]

It’s really a pleasure to listen to you guys. Quite an insightful conversation with some opinions that i share and belive in as well. All the best from Romania!

[@martict99]

Thank you very much for your words!

[@manudomi77]

Buenas tardes…y si plantearan desde la Dirección Metodológica la adquisición de los 7 saberes fundamentales de Edgar Morin ❔🤔
Quizás sería un buen punto de partida para este cambio cultural que están intentando
Le agregamos siempre el Fútbol …en el MODO más Pro reglamentario posible y alguna preferencia para llegar al GOL Y GANAR