Long-term training is a product of the institutional soccer era. At that time, players did not play many matches, so they did a lot of improvisation before matches, kind of like a "cram school". The long-term training method of Chinese soccer has never wavered, whether it is for the adult national soccer team, the Olympic Games or the national youth team, whether it is for local or foreign coaches.
This approach has been controversial and criticized by many professionals, but the FA has always maintained its "tradition" and persisted in its path of "destroying people".
Chengdu Rongcheng Twins were practiced "stupid"?
Chengdu Rongcheng Twins Hu Huotao and Mutalifu are 19 years old this year, in the Olympic Games belongs to the "jump grade student", indicating that their strength is far more than the same age players. Last season, they both had 20+ appearances, averaging about 60 minutes per game, more than half of the total playing time, can be considered to enter the main ranks. Judging from their performance last season, it's not entirely because of the U21 policy, but because they really have the ability to establish themselves in the Chinese Super League.
However, with training for the Olympics in Europe, there is nothing left of last season's form. From the Chengdu Rongcheng and Henan games, the Twins' performance was far from last season, and there was much less spirit in the past. Apart from the assists, Mutalifu was hard to show at other times. He seemed to be carrying something on his back and running a bit heavy. Hoho Towers can still punch, but there was almost nothing in the last minute, his movements became stiff and lacked confidence.
It is reasonable to say that they have not been back to the club for a short period of time, and the delay in getting into shape has nothing to do with the long training period of the National Olympics?
The rising star of the study abroad program said bluntly that her pace has slowed down after a long training session.
Another young player, He Xiao Ke, 19 years old, is the best of his age group and is also a "grade jumper". He is currently working in the Spanish third division and has hopes of making it up the stairs in the future. He is one of the few Chinese players with a future in the Europa League. He has some views on the long-term training of the national team, which in fact represents the thoughts of many national players.
He said:When I first came to the Olympics for training, the pace was faster than the rest of my teammates, but after a while, the pace slowed down and my mind was relieved. I don't know why. Maybe he knows what the reason is because it's hard to say directly in someone's face. Once he offends someone, he breaks the path to the national team.
Slow pace is the biggest problem for Chinese players. It's not that they are naturally slow, it's caused by the environment they live in. I'm afraid the way they train for a long time is unavoidable!
For players who can't play in the league, participating in long training sessions will do the trick. However, players who are capable of playing in the league, even if they play B, are more effective than boring long training sessions. They should stay in the league to improve and hone themselves, not be forced to participate in long training sessions.
