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Understanding Patterns in Soccer: Movement, Structures, and Game Dynamics

Explore the intricate patterns in soccer with insights from Kelli and Jen Tubes. Discover how two-way transport allows movement across the field, linear strength through precise passing, and the significance of borders defined by sidelines. Understand the roles of defense, various formations (such as 4-4-2 and 4-3-3), and how midfielders serve as the team's core. Learn about the flow of play, influences of substitutions, and the triggers that affect player dynamics. Join us in appreciating the beautiful game through this comprehensive analysis!

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Understanding Patterns in Soccer: Movement, Structures, and Game Dynamics

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  1. Patterns in soccer By: Kelli and Jen

  2. Tubes • Two way transport: movement from one end of the field to the other • Linear strength: linear passes to create plays

  3. Borders • Separation: the sidelines separate the field from “out-of-bounds” • Defense and keeper act as “obstacles” that the other team needs to pass through

  4. Layers • Organization: different positions • Can be a 4-4-2, 4-3-3, etc. • Power and control between the players • Functional wholes: each player can function on their own, but put together, they make a team

  5. Centers • The midfielders act as the center • They are mostly in the center of the field • They direct play and act as both offense and defense, holding the team together

  6. Arrows • Flow of play • Sequence of plays that a team puts together helps move the ball down the field in the direction they want it to go

  7. Breaks • When players get subbed out; changes the dynamics of the field • Half-time is a literal break. The team can regroup and change their mindset and tactics.

  8. Triggers • Certain actions/occurrences can trigger actions by players • Ex: • Fights • Good sportsmanship • Foul play • Confidence boost (from a supportive crowd)

  9. The End! • Enjoy the videos (:

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