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The article presents the structure of motor skills included in the methodology of tactical and technical training of young hockey players of 8-9 years old. In the initial training stage, the section on technique and tactics is based on the principle of teaching players motor actions based on the sequential coordination of movements within the phases of motor actions. Due to the large volume of skills, their "generalization" is used in the planning of the motor preparation process, allowing for the identification of basic technical actions, with other actions being components.
hockey, children's sports, motor skill, coordination, technique, tactics
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