Football is a simple sport, especially for teenagers. Children instinctively get in touch with the ball, will try to put the ball into the net or between two columns. In the process of tuning players, our coaches tend to be more willing to spend more effort to analyze the past successful team building model, but rarely willing to take the initiative to look forward, think about how to use the advantages of modern technology to fight for greater success.
Nowadays the living environment of young people is different from that of Dalglish or Dennis Law, and the children playing on the streets have long since disappeared - at least in Scotland. Although the parents or grandparents of this generation of children are basically born and raised in the "offline age," this will not prevent their descendants from having unprecedented freedom in this "interconnected age," one that can be used Freedom of expression and exploration.
From a very young age through video games - such as "FIFA" series, allows players to accept some of the more complex football knowledge. We can see that many children under the age of 6 have already learned through the game what is called 442,352, winger, midfielder, and even some of the best players in the world.
"FIFA" is also affecting the way modern coaches work. In explaining tactics or communicating with younger players, coaches often use the content of the game as a case. For example, "sweaty finish" (referring to a player facing the goalkeeper, the ball directly to the side teammate, so that the latter get the opportunity to face empty), originally derived from video games. Today, every training field, the word has become a seemingly ordinary football terms.
Through FIFA, children also have direct access to and utilize the technical, tactical and data analysis of football, all things that previous generations could not believe. The "ultimate team" mode in the game requires players to randomly draw players from the "player card" to form their own team, which is clearly the modern version of the Panini sticker game. The FIFA series also helps players learn more about formation and players. Your team in the game, if you can pay more attention to "balance" (or "chemical reaction"), the value of the team will become higher. The game encourages players to put the player in their best position, and hope that the player noticed which player's main foot is, what is the best technical characteristics - rapid raid or good at shoveling.
Nowadays the living environment of young people is different from that of Dalglish or Dennis Law, and the children playing on the streets have long since disappeared - at least in Scotland. Although the parents or grandparents of this generation of children are basically born and raised in the "offline age," this will not prevent their descendants from having unprecedented freedom in this "interconnected age," one that can be used Freedom of expression and exploration.
From a very young age through video games - such as "FIFA" series, allows players to accept some of the more complex football knowledge. We can see that many children under the age of 6 have already learned through the game what is called 442,352, winger, midfielder, and even some of the best players in the world.
"FIFA" is also affecting the way modern coaches work. In explaining tactics or communicating with younger players, coaches often use the content of the game as a case. For example, "sweaty finish" (referring to a player facing the goalkeeper, the ball directly to the side teammate, so that the latter get the opportunity to face empty), originally derived from video games. Today, every training field, the word has become a seemingly ordinary football terms.
Through FIFA, children also have direct access to and utilize the technical, tactical and data analysis of football, all things that previous generations could not believe. The "ultimate team" mode in the game requires players to randomly draw players from the "player card" to form their own team, which is clearly the modern version of the Panini sticker game. The FIFA series also helps players learn more about formation and players. Your team in the game, if you can pay more attention to "balance" (or "chemical reaction"), the value of the team will become higher. The game encourages players to put the player in their best position, and hope that the player noticed which player's main foot is, what is the best technical characteristics - rapid raid or good at shoveling.
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