@kestrelpsych Looks like a light performance focused workout rehearsing patterns of play with very little representative information and little to no decision making.
@bigpicsoccer But what if my ability to perceive these affordances isn't limited, just my ability to act on them?...Being unfit, old or injured. In the moment, these individual constraints can reshape my intentions and guide my attention to other affordances.
@Battlefield What are you guys doing about the constant error codes and crashes happening when playing bf2042 on PS4 and PS5??? Is this going to happen if I buy bf6? Because I'm pisses can't even play without getting error every other game.
@markstkhlm@colnoc77 Great article, thanks for sharing Mark. Parents worry about falling behind and then amplify ideas like my child is too good or she's not good enough. "It's not about fun, it's about improving." Adults can't see the benefits of mixed ability grouping and I feel that's part of it.
@JvanderB78 Thanks for sharing Jorg. I can't locate the 3rd source, with David's, otte, Renshaw.. is that a chapter from the constraints led approach book? Or can you provide a link for the journal? I'd appreciate it and like to check it out. Thanks
@Mr_Tennis_Coach Phillip can you give a few practical examples of what you mean by support? Do you mean manipulating constraints to simplify a problem that may be too difficult? Do you mean clarifying intentions? Wdym? Thanks Phillip.
@JvanderB78 I agree that we should celebrate effort, teamwork and growth. Focus on learning and making each other better. Yet the selection process/ model. Some would argue that it does that, it's advantageous. Others might say it doesn't and comes with many disadvantages. What do you say?
@JvanderB78 Jorg, how do you work around or with selections and player grouping? It's common to group by ability, isn't that what selection is? Some would say it's necessary. I hear those in favor of postponing selections to late adolescence, but do they mean not keeping teams mixed?
@JvanderB78 You read studies on how early success is not an indicator of later success. Kearney's study on track and field (2019) for example. Makes you wonder does grouping by ability really optimize development? People tend to think so don't they?
@Mr_Tennis_Coach Rob grey's first book stated that a constraint is something that eliminates certain possibilities or options for action (p47). I'm not disagreeing with you Phillip, I'm just trying to make it all make sense?
@Results_Period@vladbspm@YouTube I read the paper done on Pavel and that gave me the idea AT had somewhat of an ecological worldview. However after watching that short video it looked and sounded like he had more of a coach led traditional approach. I'll have to read the AT paper before making any conclusions.
@kestrelpsych If the best are always changing, then why select and deselect players at all, and create these situ where players lose their spot, why can't we do away with that all together? Do away with tryouts and little kids in numbered bibs, w/ adults evaluating their current performance?