Mutations and Strategies

The last three World Cups demonstrated that football has realized several “mutations” of performance though reinforcing the idea that “preparation and discipline remain the key-elements of success”.

Such “shifts” or “negative translations of interest” were reflected by teams such as Holland, Romania, Australia or the Czech Republic (losing the qualification at the 2002 World Cup), as well as France, Portugal, Argentina, Italy and Spain who seemed to have not been able to maintain a balanced focus between activity at the club level and national team one.

Another example of this “translation, this time-positive” was evident in teams such as Turkey, Korea, Senegal, Germany, USA, etc. where the local players with a special motivation gave superior plays than their earlier, 1998-2002 international performances.

And finally, there is a shift from the concept of performance dominated by power and physical fitness (Anglo-Saxon Concept-Style) to the one defined by skill (Latin Concept-Style). 

The programs proposed herein are the basis of what SAA can offer.   Following an assessment visit, SAA can design, present and execute a series of programs as outlined below:

Program 1:  Lessons Drawn from the 2002 World Cup and their Impact on Building the National Concept of Performance

Program 2:  A New Organizational Chart for the National Football Association  

Program 3:  How to Build a National Concept of Performance

Program 4:  How to Develop High Quality Clubs and Leagues 

Program 5:  Leveraging the National Performance with a New Generation of Referees

Program 6:  Using Medical and Technical Staff to Develop a Scientific Activity

Program 7:  The Complete Circle of a Coach’s Activity

Our programs are based on the 3-Dimensional Football System of Performance, a new-total-football vision, a new method of teaching how to coach and play at the highest level of performance.

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