1. CHINA - JANUARY 2007 GUILHERME SILVEIRA (FARINHA) e-mail: guilhermecfs@oi.com.br FUTSAL COURSE FOR UNIVERSITY COACHES

2. GUILHERME SILVEIRA (FARINHA) - Professor of Soccer/Futsal in University Physical Education Courses in Brazil (2000-2007) - Chengdu Laimei Futsal Coach (dec/2003-may/2004) - China Futsal Coach in Asian Cup (april/may/2004) - Australian Futsal Federation U-18 Coach in Brazilian Center of Excellence (1994-2000) - Brazilian Futsal Association Representative in Intercontinental Futsal Cup (Moscow/Russia/1998) - Soccer Consultant in Nirasaki/Japan (1997) - U-18 Soccer Coach in Nirasaki/Japan (1995/1996) - U-18 Futsal Coach for Arsenal E. C. in Brazil (1985-1994) - 1st Division Futsal Coach for Arsenal E. C. in Brazil (1992) - 1st Division Minas Gerais State Team Futsal Assistant Coach in Brazil (1990) - Futsal Player in Brazil (1975-1998)

3. FUTSAL HISTORY FUTSAL TECHNICAL ELEMENTS: GOALKEEPER AND FIELD PLAYERS – FUTSAL SKILLS WITH THE BALL WITHOUT THE BALL – BASIC SKILL TRAINING – SITUATIONAL SKILL TRAINING FUTSAL TACTICAL ELEMENTS – TACTICAL VARIATIONS IN OFFENSE AND DEFFENSE – TACTICAL TRAINING OFFENSE DEFFENSE COURSE OUTLINE GAME SITUATIONS POSSIBLE COACH INTERVENTIONS SPECIAL PLAYS USE OF DIGITAL RESOURCES (VIDEO, COMPUTER, INTERNET, ETC) IN FUTSAL/SOCCER STUDIES, TRAINING AND COMPETITION

4. BRIEF FUTSAL HISTORY CREATION: BETWEEN 1930 AND 1940 IN BRAZIL AND URUGUAI MOTIVE FOR CREATION: LACK OF SPACES TO PLAY SOCCER/BAD WEATHER MAKING SOCCER PRACTICE UNCONFORTABLE FIRST COURTS: BASKETBALL COURTS NAME OF CREATION: FUTEBOL DE SALAO (INDOOR SOCER) FIRST INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION: 1965 ADOPTION BY FIFA: 1989 (RENAMED FUTSAL) FUTSAL: GAME WITH BIGGER NUMBER OF PLAYERS IN BRAZIL UNTIL HIGH SCHOOL: FUTSAL IN 100% OF SCHOOLS IMPORTANT AS GAME FOR ITSELF AND ALSO AS SOCCER SKILL DEVELOPER: PELE, TOSTAO, ZICO, ROMARIO, RONALDO, RONALDINHO GAUCHO BRAZILIAN LEAGUE: 14-16 TEAMS/SPANISH LEAGUE: 1 ST /2 ND DIVIDION NOWADAYS: BRAZIL, SPAIN, ITALIA, ARGENTINA, PORTUGAL

5. JAN 16 With the ball: soccer usual skills + tip toe shot, use of sole of foot (trapping, passing and feinting), target technique, chip pass (inside/outside of foot), cuts (feint), quick feint and shot, special feints (cow tail, elastic, lambreta), etc Without the ball: change of direction, change of speed, checking, sudden stops, hook JANUARY 16 FUTSAL TECHNICAL ELEMENTS - FIELD PLAYERS

6. TECHNICAL TRAINING METHODOLOGY Basic FUTSAL skill training -Emphasis on non soccer skills -AVOID repeating the same exercise or an easy exercise (2-men group or line exercises, like passing, shooting or dribbling without difficulty) because of no training result (training exercises must pose a challenge) -Leave 2-men group or line exercises for warm-up or for first contacts with a technique (or only for players with greater difficulty)

7. TECHNICAL TRAINING METHODOLOGY Situational skill training Use of reduced games (reduced number of players or reduced space) Divide the court into zones Create similar-to-game situations (variations: 1x1, 1x1 +1, 2x1, 2x2, 2x2 +1, 3x2, 3x3, 3x3 +1, 4x3, 4x4) +1 = support for team with ball Use challenges/competition to demand high level during the sessions

8. TECHNICAL TRAINING METHODOLOGY REPEAT FOR FIXATION, BUT NOT INDEFINITELY VARIATE FOR NON- MECHANIZATION (INTELLIGENT PLAYING) CLEAR SEPARATION BETWEEN WARM-UP AND TRAINING (LEARN, GO TO HIGHER LEVEL) CREATE CLOSE TO REAL DEMAND SITUATIONS POSE CHALLENGES TO DEMAND MAXIMUM FROM PLAYERS