Muscat, (ONA) - The training course for C-level female football coaches continues at the Al-Amal Club in the Governorate of Muscat, with the participation of 20 participants, held by the Oman Football Association (OFA), and will continue until October 23.
The course comes within the framework of the OFA's interest in developing women's football and preparing national cadres and developing and refining their technical capabilities in the field of training, as it is adopted by the technical department of the ONA through the Department of Education and Training in cooperation with the Asian Football Confederation. The Asian lecturer and the head of the Women's Football Department of the Federation, Maha Junaid, will lecture in this workshop.
The course deals with many aspects of training including theoretical lectures, training in passing the ball, reception, passing, support, running with the ball, control, lifting, head use, defence, attack and shooting.
The course program is expected to refine the capabilities of the target group to develop the public personality, achieve homogeneity, and promote the physical and skill aspects through good employment while being able to prepare a training program for the age groups. Experimental tests will also be conducted to know the impact of the feedback for the participants, the information collected, how to train goalkeepers, and the practical side. The program will also include another lecture in the law on the refereeing aspect, which includes conducting a test and a match to apply the law in full, as well as a lecture on the role of the physiotherapist. Finally, a general topic test will be conducted, followed by a practical test.
The Omani Football Association had set up a training course for female coaches in North Al Batinah Governorate, in which 19 girls of physical education teachers participated in the Sports Complex in Suhar. The course focused on the basics of training, especially for the age groups categories, the role of the trainer, the foundations and principles that the trainer must work on, and how the trainer can contribute to raising the various levels for the players, whether on the psychological, skill or cognitive level.
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