Design of training tasks in football from the nonlinear-pedagogy approach

The design and planning of tasks has emerged as one of the main focuses in the lines of research for those researchers who support the conceptual basis of nonlinear pedagogy as a key element for the teaching-learning process and training. For this reason, more and more research is being carried out on how the different constraints affect behaviors and action patterns of the different players, both individually and collectively. A practical proposal is made with different levels of complexity, in which the randomization of players' movements, the degree of opposition, the phases of the game, players' role, and goal forms are manipulated. This new vision of nonlinear pedagogy pushes us to rethinking the concept of training tasks, directing it towards a dynamic environment adapted to players' needs. The objective of this work is to carry out a practical proposal through different learning contexts (types of tasks) of less complexity, manipulating / constraining certain elements of it, in order to increase the degree of variability and complexity, through strategies that improve players' adaptation process to real game situations.