sports psychology - What does it take to win the 2010 World Cup?
After months of speculation, comments and opinions of experts, apparently from everybody and their dog is now actions speak louder than words, such as the 2010 FIFA World Cup is in transition. With 32 teams, what makes the difference between a participating team and a winning team?
sport psychology can help us find the answer? So it is possible to predict the response to the big question is: Who will get their hands on football's biggest prize for11. July? Sky Sports football commentator for Spain and Brazil for the final. Paul Merson said: "I can not see one of Spain or Brazil is not making the final, with Brazil perhaps as a favorite." Charlie Nicholas, added a little 'more, eh "Spain is my favorite probably deserved, but I think Brazil will probably have a little' more I think Brazil will win .."? What it takes to be a successful team?
The world champion Brazilian team of 1970 areis one of the greatest team of all time in the history of football, so that their performance is a good place to search for answers. Football fans can discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the legendary 1970-team until the cows come home, but what the team had, in a nutshell, these three things - a powerful mix of experienced and young minds Legs - a relentless winning mentality - and team spirit is undeniable - they were all singing from the sameSong sheet
Team talk
Brazil were not the favorites to win in 1970. They had not played well in 1966 and it seemed that their followers into question the ability of teams to improve performance.
Viewed in sports psychology, the players were in a lot of negative feedback. A change of coach in the last months before the 1970 World Cup has given players the ability to make decisions, the strength the team. Adjustmentswere made and changed playing positions in a team to create most of their strengths. This is the key right there, the team's decisions. The players - the powerful mix of experienced professionals with experience in high-level talent and youth with boundless energy - with their coach a team where every game could develop to the best of their ability to work, a team that players and their trainers could not believe in
They knew their strengths, he believedtheir skills, and they went out there know what they should do as a team.
Team Building
If you are a coach, in 1970, hopes to produce a winning team, understand the importance of developing the kind of team spirit seen in the World Cup-winning team of crucial importance. Team spirit can be defined in many ways, but has developed an open communication is the key. A coach who understands the importance of team spirit knows the needs and aspirationsto help each player as an individual is aware of the need for team members understand each other better. Without effective communication, this is simply not possible.
It is interesting to note that the Netherlands as the potential Dark Horse in the World Cup 2010. Commenters have the Dutch team as a "great disappointment" because, of course, the ability, but also have the tendency to "self-destruction" in big tournaments, and historically there has always beenEvidence of "political groups and fighting in the team." Holland has never won the World Cup - coincidence? It takes teamwork to build a winning team, so sports psychology can help us answer the big question? Yes it can!
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