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Francisco
Seirul-lo Vargas
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In
order to create an appropriated training process for team sports, it is
relevant to define a differential paradigm of sport performance.
Traditionally, the sport training science has been developed through the
study of the needs of several individual sports and, in contrast, its
results are applied to team sports. We strongly believe that the analysis of
the dynamic complex systems theories will provide us the best theoretical
basis to construct a specific training science for team sports. Accordingly,
it is necessary to modify the systematical Cartesian paradigm in such a way
that can provide more adequate solutions to explain the complexity. Our
proposal is to build channels of access between these theories and the
different levels of the training process of team sports. Key Words Structural Training, Team Sports, Dynamic Complex Systems.
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