The national football team lost to Hong Kong, China in a warm-up match
Sohu Sports News, on January 3, Beijing time, the Chinese national men's football team unexpectedly failed in the warm-up match and lost to the Hong Kong team. The result of this game not only shocked the fans, but also sparked an in-depth discussion about the training method of the Chinese team.
After the game, the high-intensity training method of the Chinese team three times a day became the focus of attention of many media. This training method, that is, training three times a day, is considered to be the key to the rapid improvement of the physical fitness and technical and tactical level of the Chinese team in a short period of time. However, whether this type of training is really appropriate has caused widespread controversy. Chen Yong, a well-known media person, said in an interview that he believes that there is no problem with the national football team's additional training. As a professional footballer, high-intensity training is essential. However, he stressed that any training style should be based on understanding the physical and mental condition of the players. Excessive training can not only take a toll on the players' bodies, but it can also take a toll on their psyche and affect their performance in the game.
'We need to understand that players are not machines, they have their own thoughts and feelings. "While we want to see them do well in the game, it's more important that we care about their health and well-being." ”
In addition, some experts pointed out that football matches are not only a physical competition, but also a tactical and psychological game. Improving physical fitness through a lot of training in a short period of time may overlook the cultivation of a player's tactical awareness and mental state. Therefore, they suggested that the Chinese team should pay more attention to comprehensiveness in future training, including physical, technical, tactical and psychological training. Although the result of this warm-up match against Hong Kong was not satisfactory, the problems it exposed are worth exploring in depth. Chinese football needs comprehensive and coordinated development, not just temporary glory. Only by truly understanding and respecting the players can we achieve better results in the fierce international competition.
Chen Yong wrote on his personal social media:
Today, the Chinese national football team conducted high-intensity training three times a day. At 6 o'clock in the morning, the first round of training began, and although the weather was a little cool, the enthusiasm and determination of the players did not diminish at all. Throughout the training process, the coaching staff is strict with every detail, from technical movements to physical reserves. The players also showed a high level of professionalism, taking every training session seriously and working hard to improve their football skills. In between training, Chen Yong also specially inquired about the physical condition of several team members and gave some targeted suggestions. He stressed that on the football field, physical fitness is fundamental, but technique and tactics cannot be ignored either. Only by organically combining the three can the overall strength of the team be truly improved.
After training, Chen Yong received worrying news: his son did not do well in his recent exams. Although Chen Yong knew that blaming would not solve the problem, he still couldn't hold back the anger in his heart and criticized the child fiercely. He feels that children need to recognize their mistakes and understand the direction of their efforts. After calming down, Chen Yong also realized that his approach might have been a bit radical. He knows that every child has their own growth trajectory, and he can't just deny everything about a child just because he doesn't do well in an exam. So, he sat down with his children to analyze the reasons for the failure of the exam, and discussed the next Xi plan together.
Chen Yong believes that both football and Xi require patience and perseverance. It is inevitable that children will encounter setbacks and difficulties in their development, but the key is to learn how to face and overcome these challenges correctly. As parents and coaches, you should pay more attention to your children's inner world and give them enough support and encouragement to make them more confident on the road of growth. In the future, Chen Yong said that he will continue to pay attention to the training of the national football team, and will also pay more attention to the growth process of children. He hopes that through his efforts and dedication, he can help children achieve better results in football and Xi.
But the next steps are what really matter.
It is true that sometimes corporal punishment and scolding can have a certain deterrent effect in a short period of time, allowing children to behave according to the wishes of adults. However, for bear children, in order to really improve their academic Xi performance, simple scolding usually does not play a big role. Jankovic and the coaching staff need to have in-depth communication with the players. This exchange is not just about technique and tactics, but also about mentality, attitude and team spirit. Through such exchanges, the coaching staff can better understand the inner thoughts and feelings of the players, so that they can provide them with more targeted guidance and assistance.
Of course, players may have reservations about what they really think and are reluctant to fully express themselves. This is where the Chinese coach can play an important role. They can use their own experience and observations to help foreign coaches better understand the real thoughts and needs of the players. After understanding the players' ideas, the coaching staff needs to work with them to discuss how to solve the existing problems. Is it a problem of technique and tactics, or is it a problem of mentality and attitude? Or is it a problem in other aspects? Only when we have a clear understanding of the problem can we find an effective solution.
To be honest, sometimes the players discuss how to play on their own, and it doesn't necessarily mean that badly. This illustrates a lack of effective communication and collaboration among the players. Therefore, the coaching staff needs to focus on developing the team spirit of the players, so that they understand that the strength of the team is infinite and that only by working together can we achieve better results.
To better motivate the players, the coaching staff can consider providing them with more incentives. This can be a material incentive or a spiritual one. But more importantly, the players feel that their efforts and dedication have been duly recognized and rewarded. In addition, the coaching staff needs to pay attention to the mental health of the players. In games and training, players can face all kinds of pressures and challenges, and if they are not in a good mental state, it is difficult to perform at their best. Therefore, the coaching staff needs to provide psychological counselling and support to the players in a timely manner to help them adjust their mentality and better cope with the challenges.
At this critical juncture, Jankovic needs to shift his mindset. While it's important to hone your tactics, there's not enough time to refine them before the game. Instead, he should focus on mindset adjustments. A good mindset is more important than any technique or tactic, as it determines a player's performance and decision-making in the game. In the game, mental stability is crucial. If a player is too nervous or anxious, they may make mistakes at critical moments, causing the team to lose. Therefore, Jankovic needs to help the players stay calm and confident, so that they believe in their abilities and are not afraid of failure. In this way, the players can play at their best in the game.
In addition to mentality, Jankovic can also consider some small means to improve the team's performance. For example, set-pieces are a very important way to score points, but they are often overlooked in training. Jankovic can train specifically on set-pieces to give his players a better grasp of this technique. In addition, he can study the skills and tactics of his opponents, find out their weaknesses, and exploit them in the game. In short, Jankovic needs to change his mindset and focus on mentality and small means. Only then will the team be able to perform at its best in the competition and achieve better results. In addition to technical tactics and physical training, winning or losing a football game often depends on the mentality and the use of small means. Therefore, Jankovic needs to start from multiple aspects to improve the team's performance in an all-round way.
In training, Jankovic can strengthen the regulation and development of the player's mentality. He can help players overcome psychological barriers and enhance self-confidence and resilience through various psychological training and coaching methods. In this way, the players can be more calm and confident in dealing with various situations during the game.
In addition, Jankovic can also add more combat simulation and confrontation training to his training. This allows the players to better adapt to the rhythm and intensity of the game, improving their reaction speed and decision-making skills. At the same time, such training can also allow players to better understand the opponent's skills, tactics and weaknesses, and improve their actual combat ability.
In order to better understand what the players really think, the coach needs to build a good communication and trust relationship with them. With a deep understanding of the players' thoughts, feelings, and needs, coaches can better guide them, helping them overcome difficulties and improve their performance. At the same time, coaches need to develop personalized training plans and strategies according to the different characteristics of players to meet their needs and improve their strength. During the game, the coach needs to encourage the players to perform at their normal level and not be affected by the interference and mood swings of the opponent. Through effective coaching and psychological counseling, coaches can help players overcome psychological barriers, improve self-confidence and concentration, and achieve better results in the game.