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Youth Development

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Academy system in Hungary Seinäjoki 19/07/2018 László Szalai

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When will there be football here ?

If…

the coaches learn to acknowledge each

• ther's work and to respect each other…

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learning, acquiring knowledge becomes an internal need for everyone…

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coaches act as role models for the players…

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we don’t expect the solution from others, but we work on it ourselves…

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we don’t become satisfied with the results too soon…

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professionalism and humility show in every moment of our work and everyday life…

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High priority project in our football

building the future…

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To become up-to-date many things are required…

Plans, budget… Finances… Suitable recources… Human resources…

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The selection of methods and processes … Following your own principals and methods ? Or following already justified and proven theories ? Integrating and applying recognised and acknowleged methods.

If the job is to be successful it is essential to…

Be creative and think in the same direction… Recognise any related problematic areas… Develop details to maximum quality… Create suitable conditions for constant progress…

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And the most important thing is : HARMONY and COOPERATION…

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During every work process and every work phase it is important to do constant analysis, revision and to have a constant overview.…

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The strategic objectives of the Hungarian Football Federation include providing appropriate opportunities for young players to play and to showcase their talent. It is necessary to ensure that an increasing number of talented Hungarian young players (HFF homegrown) should feature in the Hungarian senior professional leagues.

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In terms of the division of television revenues between sports organizations, the following regulations are in force as of the 2013-2014 season:

• In the Hungarian men’s professional senior 1st division, 15% of television

revenues are distributed between the teams on the basis of the total playing minutes of homegrown players under the age of 23 during senior league matches in the given season.

• In the Hungarian men’s professional senior 2nd division, only sports
• rganizations who field only HFF homegrown footballers during league

matches receive a share of television revenues.

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Before the start of the season, HFF homegrown footballers had to be marked in the squad lists submitted by sports organizations participating in the Hungarian men’s professional senior 1st, 2nd and 3rd division. The HFF checks these lists and informs the sports organizations about the

• utcome of the verification.

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PLANNED MEASURE: Only teams which comply with the following rule receive a share of revenues from marketing rights:

Rules for the 1. division clubs squads

2015/16

2016/17 2017/18

2A Maximum number of the players in the squads

30 26 24

2B Minimum number of the U19 or younger players in the squad

3 3 3

2C Minimum percentage of the homegrown players on the field

5/11 6/11 7/11

2D Minimum percentage of the U19 players on the field

1/11 1/11 2/11

SENIOR FOOTBALL PROGRAM YOUTH ACADEMY PROGRAM BOZSIK TALENT PROGRAM

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Finding talents Developing talents + Grassroots Integration into senior football Elite development

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international tournaments at club and at national team level

The country is divided into “small districts” per county (3-15 small settlements). 4-8 small districts will be attached around a large settlement – the so-called sub- centres -, which will be connected to the county centres (usually county seats) with close professional connections. The Budapest Program is established based on a similar concept.

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The annually repeated program starts with small-district tournaments in three age groups (U7, U9, U11). Tournaments are played on pitches of the same size and with the same rules of the game for the age group (for instance: no referees, no team winners, only individual winners (the best dribbling, tackling player, etc.). The best players of small regions will continue at the small district team tournaments, and then their national teams will compete per each sub-centre. County national teams will be established in this way and will compete in the next season within regions. The program gets to the regional national teams in this way.

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• 2001. The first academy, the Sándor Károly Academy, affiliated with Hungarian first division club

MTK, is established.

• 2007. Several clubs establish their own academies from private funds:

Budapest Honvéd FC - Hungarian Football Academy Győri ETO FC - Fehér Miklós Football Academy Videoton FC - Puskás Ferenc Football Academy Haladás VSE - Illés Academy

• 2008. MTK wins the Hungarian first division, mostly with home-grown former academy players
• 2009. The Hungarian U-20 team, consisting almost completely of academy players, finishes 3rd at

the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Egypt.

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Hungarian Youth Academies: Elite Academies:

• 1. MTK
• 2. Honvéd FC
• 3. Puskás FLA
• 4. Győri ETO
• 5. Haladás
• 6. Debreceni VSC
• 7. Videoton
• 8. Ferencváros

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Academic system includes a special school (age-group 15-19) where students’ school, specific and qualitative sport education and accommodation together with meals and recreation are provided in a same place. A multi-layered and complex educational form is required to develop competitive sportsmen who are suited to the requirements of the present. In support of this target, a harmonized and methodical educational plan in cooperation with additional elements (nutrition and active recreation) guarantees that the goal can be achieved.

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What does Academy mean in Hungary? Why is an academic system currently required?

HFF academic license: Criterias

Appropriate professional work (selection-training-competition- and experts with UEFA license) Appropriate infrastructure (pitches, halls, hostels, etc.) Optimal opportunities for catering and relaxing, medical attendance, injury prevention and rehabilitation Appropriate level of education (carrier model – opportunities for higher education) Appropriate level of national and international competitions Financing, besides the own resources of the clubs, can be solved based on the a state subsidy (per capita) in the field of education and the support provided based on HFF criteria.

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Furthermore, in the age-groups of 12-14 year olds (pre-academic period), the elite training of talents at clubs and in the HFF’s evolution programs must be solved. The academies of clubs must sign a contract with the sports schools having a special football curriculum and functioning in their region. Double PASS has been appointed by the Hungarian Football Federation (HFF) to undertake an independent audit of the academies of elite football clubs and second-line training centres in Hungary from the season 2013-2014. The main activity is the evaluation and support of a selected group of academies with the ‘Professional Academy Support System’ (PASS).

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Establishment of a new youth national team concept, along the characteristics and traditions of Hungarian football.

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The integration of young players into senior football and providing appropriate playing time for them: Incentive from the HFF:

”The distribution of TV broadcasting revenues based

• n the the number of youth players appearing in teams.”

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U19 U17 U16 U15 U14

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Football Academy main pillars:

SCOUTING and TALENT IDENTIFIKATION FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MATCHES and TOURNAMENTS

• General selection aspekts
• Post-specific selection
• Special football education plan
• Football philosophy
• Age-related championships
• International and national team matches
• Integration to the senior teams

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4 STEPS FOR SUCCESFUL ACADEMY

Steering Committee Owners Municipality Investors Parents Scope of duties: budgeting, secure the financial background and cover expenses Sport Education Well-qualified and experienced coaching staff Scope of duties: Formulation of professional program and curriculum of sport school Plan and objectives for five-year period Recreation and Nutrition School Local high school Scope of duties: General education and emphasising English language learning Facilities Two grass fields, one artificial grass pitch swimming pool, running track and gym Accommodation for players is created out of youth apartment which is maintained by municipality

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• 1. SPORT EDUCATION
• 2. SCHOOL
• 3. RECREATION
• 4. MEALS

Location of training session Cooperation with the local high school Coordination of the active relaxing after school and trainings Three times daily Professional coaching staff Special educational curriculum Material conditions Breakfast and dinner organized by Academy Syllabus of education Special schedule which fits to daily trainings Common program – team building Lunch at school Competition Nutritional supplement

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• 1. SPORT

T EDUCATIO ATION

Well-qualified and experienced coaching staff Formulation of professional program and curriculum of sport school Plan and objectives for five-year period Development from the technical- and tactical skills Features games for developing technical skills (dribbling, passing, receiving, finishing, heading, tackling, defending ) Games to teach tactics, attacking, defending, transitions principles Develop the player’s body structur, motoric skills

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• 3. REC

ECREA EATION

Daily free time of players is organised and controlled by the academy

• coaches. This means that coaches provide common programs for the

team. Eg.: Playing other sports or watching sport events, cultural programs trips Facilities on the Academy e.g. computers make opportunity to organise extra courses for students: learning foreign languages, referee courses ect.

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• 4. MEALS

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Nutrition of players has a great influence on performance. Hence meals are an important element in the academic system. The quality and quantity of food is determined by academy stuff. Vitamins, minerals, nutritional supplements.

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The tasks of an academy coach:

• 1. Planning, implementing and controlling football education
• 2. Leading, controlling and coordinating school education
• 3. Recognizing and handling health conditions
• 4. Supervising meals and nutritions
• 5. Organizing free time activities and programmes
• 6. Having an insight into the mental and psychological development of the

players

• 7. Helping with solving the players’ personal problems
• 8. Keeping contact with parents and teachers

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Coach Education courses in Hungary

HFF Coach Education main aim :

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The signs of the football style must be present.

• Organisation / building-up
• Ball winning ( how and where )
• Fast transitions
• Counter-attacks
• Duels / 1v1

Cycle of the development

1. BUILD-UP 2. ORGANIZATION 3. BALL-WINNING 4. TRANSITIONS 5. BALL-WINNING 6. COUNTER ATTACK

U10 - U11

Tuesday Thursday Friday

„PREP DAY” Preparation

„PRACTICE”

Practice I .

„SPEED”

Practice II.

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Periodization model

U12 - U15

• 1. week

Extensive

• 2. week

Extensive

• 3. week

Intensive

• 4. week

Intensive

• 5. week

Explosive

• 6. week

Explosive

6 weeks

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Competition week with school program

U12 - U15

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Morning school school school school school Match

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Tournament Rest

lunch lunch lunch lunch lunch

Afternoon

Technical training 1. Team building 1. Technical training 2. Small sided games

Team building 2.

Stabilization Stabilization Stabilization

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Competition week with school program

U16 - U19

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturda y Sunday Morning school Football fitness 1. school school school Match REST Football sprints

lunch lunch lunch lunch lunch

Afternoon Team building 1. Team building 2. Football fitness 2. Individual training Team building 3. Build up Organization Ball winning Small sided games Position specific Finishing Transition

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Set-pieces Transition +/- Strength program TALENT TRAINING Strength program

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1v1

2 players

cooperation 2V1,2V2,1V2

3 players

cooperation

3V1,3V2,3V3,2V3

4 players

cooperation

4V1,4V2,4V3,4V4,3V4

Changing of the space, time and dynamic aspects

Modelling

• Short time and space to decide
• Bigger opponent pushing
• Quick situation recognition and solution
• Effective technical skills

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Sport Science Group (LAB)

FITNESS REHABILITATION MEDICAL TEAM

TASKS  Measurement of conditional part  Improvement of conditional part  Prevention  Regeneration  Training and match monitoring TASKS  Diagnosis  Planning of the rehabilitation  Rehabilitation  Prevention  Anthropometry measurement TASKS  Basic anamnesis  Body composition  CK, lactat measurement  Spiroergometry measurement

Close relationship Video analysis Group Sport psychology Group

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TRAINING AND MATCH MONITORING

CATAPULT SYSTEM

LOKOMOTORIC CARDIOVASCULAR MECHANIC

PRESENT  Data collection  Analysis  Evaluation  Feed back FUTURE (aims)  Periodization  Individual development  Rehabilitation  Feed back

5-14 Nerve system Phase of motor learning Balance training Skill training Coordination training Quickness - Reaction

14-18

Muscular and joint system Functional training which includes all components Skill training of the kinetic chain. Strength trainings which develop the football specific proprioception, balance and the neuromuscular system. Improving individual dysfunctions In most cases we have to use an unstable environment.

18-23

Resistance training Special strength training Post-specific properties Speed Strength Endurance Coordination technic component core functional strength hypertrophy cardio-vascular system intra-intermuscular strength component specific

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I wish you good job and successful exchange of experience !

„ Tulevaisuus on alkanut…”

Kiitos huomiosta!