Strength & Conditioning in Futsal

General Info

10/12/2025

6:00 pm

3h

HR

30€

Speaker

Luana Šturbej

Luana Šturbej

Key Points

What does the game require? How should preparation look like? (Physiological and biomechanical demands
, Frequency of sprints, CODs, duels, and jumps
, Differences compared to 11-a-side football & Why “just playing” is not enough)

Strength Training in Futsal

Types of muscle contractions and their application (Eccentric, isometric, and concentric training methods
, When and why to use each contraction type
, Strength as the foundation for explosiveness and injury reduction
 & Strength training in youth athletes)

Structure of Strength Training Throughout the Season (Examples of training during the off-season, pre-season, and in-season periods
 & Key components that must be addressed in strength training across different phases)

Applications open until 10.12.2025.

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Key Points

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Marko Matušinskij

Marko Matušinskij

Key Points

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