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• TITLE: Mechanism of Social Reproduction of the Culture Futsal: Modelling of the Universals of Futsal and Sense of the Rules of the Game: Analysis of Shooting at the European Cup Matches

  AUTHORS: Nejah Kacem, Ayman Guemri, Chokri Naffeti, Ali Elloumi

  KEYWORDS: Social Reproduction, Futsal, Modelling

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Physical Education, Vol.6 No.2, May 6, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Genre and styles of Futsal playing: a comparison between the European and 2012 World Cups. This paper is the continuation of a research project started in 2012 to identify “genre” and “styles” of playing by national Futsal teams (Manno, 2012). Using a technological approach, the research addresses clinical activity concepts from an educational viewpoint that may be useful for teachers and coaches. With the assistance of a data collection method we compare various phases of the game during the 2012 World Cup with those observed in 2012. This comparison enables us to determine a “category” for each game. Furthermore, examination of how the teams’ playing changed between CE and World Cups 2012 helps us to identify particular “styles”. We then discuss our findings with a view of both initial and continuing training courses for sports teachers and Futsal coaches.