The Effect of Small-Game Exercises on the Development of Motor Coordination and the Two Skills of Dribbling and Scoring in Futsal

Abstract

Learning and developing sports skills is one of the necessary basics in the educational process, which needs effective and efficient methods in learning many of these skills. As traditional methods are useless in bringing about the required change in learning those skills. Since the development in various games has become clear and great as a result of the use of modern methods, the researcher wanted to study the use of modern methods in the style of small games in the development of motor compatibility and the skills of rolling and scoring in futsal for first-grade intermediate students. As the experimental approach was utilized with two experimental and control groups, divided by the lottery route from Al-Yazji intermediate students in Al-Khalis district, which included (60) students.

The results of the research showed that the experimental group developed more in the post-tests than the control group; as a result of the use of exercises in the way of small games.

    The researcher concluded that there is a positive effect in the development of motor coordination and learning the skills of rolling and scoring in futsal for first-grade intermediate students, and the physical and skill exercises have a positive effect on learning the skills under investigation.

    The recommendations of the research include the use of small games in learning other skills in football, as well as using them with other age groups and both genders.