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Danone World Cup for children

Franck Riboud, after the 1998 World Cup, wanted the "Danone" brand to organize... World Cup for children. His vision was to create a tournament for the U10-U12 category, where talents from all over the world could showcase their skills.

Mateusz Łagożny

Interviews

The most important thing at tournaments is the children, and some people forget this

Is it worth the effort to take teams to foreign and international tournaments? What should you pay attention to before deciding on such a trip? What can he give the young boys? Are there also strong tournaments of international rank in Poland? What are the characteristics of a well-organized tournament? We talk to Łukasz Matusik, current president of MKS Fablok Chrzanów, organizer of tournaments for children and young people, as well as a coach who often and densely participated in various competitions.

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Psychology

Can a high defeat teach something?

"I don't believe that a player who loses 0:22 feels like coming to the next training session, knowing that the exact same thing awaits him next week," - said Slawomir Ficek, trainer of the senior juniors of GTS Pruszcz Gdanski. Can regular losing have its positives?

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App

Problems in tournament organization and how to overcome them

Football tournaments are a fascinating part of soccer that provides a lot of excitement - whether at the professional or amateur level. However, there are issues that pose quite a challenge when organizing a tournament. What are they and how to deal with them?

Mateusz Łagożny

Interviews

Every top-level athlete benefits from mental training

What exactly is mental training, which is increasingly used by professional soccer players? How do you recognize that mental problems are the cause of poor performance on the field? Does everyone need mental training? Is mental training and working with a sports psychologist the same thing? We talk to Konrad Czapeczka, a mental trainer working with Stal Rzeszów.

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