TRAINING MANNERS FOR RESERVE HUMAN RESOURCES OF BASKETBALL PLAYERS FOR OVERSEAS AND VIETNAM

Authors

  • Dang Ngoc Long Hanoi Law University of Vietnam, Vietnam

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v9i6.4799

Keywords:

fostering forms, reserve talents, Basketball athletes

Abstract

Training sport athletes, improving the source of reserve talents Basketball athletes are an urgent need for the training of young athletes. Through theoretical and practical basis, the forms of fostering reserve basketball athletes (second line) of countries with development and development models. The dissertation initially identified the forms of fostering talents for Basketball talents similar to Viet Nam reality. Since then, the dissertation proposes some forms of retraining and training of Basketball reserve talents in Vietnam in the current time.

 

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Author Biography

  • Dang Ngoc Long, Hanoi Law University of Vietnam, Vietnam

    Dang Ngoc Long, MA, Lecturer of Physical Education Department, Hanoi Law University, Vietnam, email: longdang1717@gmail.com

References

Prime Minister, Decision No. 2198/QĐ-TTG on Vietnam’s Physical Training and Sports Strategy until 2020.

Ms. Thanh Lien, Long Truong Thanh, (2003), Basketball, Sports People’s Publisher, China.

Iu.M.PORTNOVA, Basketball (1997), translater Tran Van Manh, Sports and Physical Education Publisher.

张庆德.青少年蓝球训练理念与蓝球后备人才培养[J].广州体育学院学报，2007.

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Published

2023-04-27

Issue

Vol. 9 No. 6 (2023)

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