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Ivana Rivero works as a researcher and lecturer at the National University of Río Cuarto. One day in 2016, she cast a bottle into the sea with an article inside titled “Play from the Players’ Perspective. Traces in Huizinga and Caillois”. Ten years later, I was fortunate enough to find it. Next, in Spanish, we explore that authentic message. You can find the English version in the YouTube video of the episode.
Notes of the episode
El juego desde los jugadores. Huellas en Huizinga y Caillois | Ivana Rivero
Dejar jugar de verdad. Buscando una intervención que proteja y enseñe la acción de jugar | Ivana Rivero
Dimensiones para pensar el juego como práctica de vida saludable y derecho de la infancia | Ivana Rivero
Juegos que vienen de antes | Victor Pavía
Homo Ludens: A Study of the Play Element in Culture | Johan Huizinga
Ludendo vivere. Filosofía y juego entre Ortega y Gasset y Huizinga | Francesco G. Trotta
Thus Spoke Zarathustra | Friedrich Nietzsche
Friedrich Nietzsche: Pensar desde el abismo | Toni Llácer
Free to Learn: Why Unleashing the Instinct to Play Will Make Our Children Happier, More Self-Reliant, and Better Students for Life | Peter O. Gray
The Usefulness of the Useless | Nuccio Ordine
TED KROETEN | The best talent developer is not the coach
ALBERT BATALLA | The art and science of teaching


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Jamie Hamilton has built a football perspective by closely observing the game, learning from the best players, and constantly seeking alternatives to keep improving. Today, he shares his perspective with us as we talk about modern football... and try to decipher what the advantages of the future will be.
YouTube video: JAMIE HAMILTON | Untapped football
Notes of the episode
Jamie Hamilton on Medium
La evolución táctica del fútbol 1863 - 1945: Descifrando el código genético del fútbol de la mano del falso 9 | Martí Perarnau
Inverting the Pyramid: The History of Football Tactics | Jonathan Wilson
Luis Enrique on control | Pau Casassa
Luis Enrique on unpredictability | PSG - Paris Saint Germain
Luis Enrique on adaptation | Ataque Futbolero
A fehér sneaker korszaka | István Beregi
József Bozsik on Twitter
WHAT IS RELATIONISM? | Jamie Hamilton
‘If we pray like a gringo, then we play like a gringo’ | Stephen Gibbs
Brazil Fizzles Again: the Capitalist Rot at the Heart of Brazilian Football | Brian Mier
In a Flight of Starlings: The Wonder of Complex Systems | Giorgio Parisi


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Víctor López Ros trains coaches and teachers, coaches Olympic champions, and has worked at the elite level of team sports. I appreciate that he embodies the very thing he argues is essential for training the professionals of the future: debating and questioning what we so often take for granted… among other things. Now the conversation begins in Catalan. You have the English version in the YouTube video of the episode.
Notes of the episode
Tactical intentions | Claude Bayer
First Steps: How Upright Walking Made Us Human | Jeremy Desilva
The Theory of Communicative Action, Vol 1: Reason & the Rationalization of Society | Jürgen Habermas
The Theory of Communicative Action, Vol 2: Lifeworld & System: A Critique of Functionalist Reason | Jürgen Habermas
Acts of Meaning | Jerome Bruner
Activity Theory of Leontiev | Inter_ECODAL
Philosophical Investigations | Ludwig Wittgenstein
Homenatge als caiguts | Albert Sánchez Piñol
The Empire of Fashion: Dressing Modern Democracy | Gilles Lipovetsky
ALBERT BATALLA | The art and science of teaching
Universo y sentido: En busca del sentido en la inmensidad | Norbert Bilbeny
La evolución táctica del fútbol | Martí Perarnau
Real Coaching | Joel Filliol
Exercised: Why Something We Never Evolved to Do Is Healthy and Rewarding | Daniel E. Lieberman
La resistencia íntima | Josep Maria Esquirol Calaf
Vivir no es tan divertido, y envejecer, un coñazo | Óscar Tusquets


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Ted Kroeten is the founder of Joy of the People, a non-profit organization that promotes free play as a way to build healthier kids and stronger communities. By simply watching children play, he began to notice what had been lost in the transition from street play to private academies. He discovered the value of free play, how to build sports talent and the secret not of “overload” but of its opposite, “underload”. Fortunately, Ted now shares these insights with the rest of us.
Notes of the episode
Joy of the People website
Fitness landscape | Wikipedia
Homo Ludens: A Study of the Play Element in Culture | Johan Huizinga
The Folly of Fools: The Logic of Deceit and Self-Deception in Human Life | Robert Trivers
NATÀLIA BALAGUÉ | Biological Intelligence
Orgel’s rules | Wikipedia
Just respect the essence | Martí Cañellas
Philosophical Investigations | Ludwig Wittgenstein
Universal Play Grammar | Ted Kroeten
Juanma Lillo - El mejor libro de táctica y las probabilidades | Fútbol Práctico
Stephen Krashen | Wikipedia
The Link Between Evolution and Language | Richard Dawkins | TED
Bernardo Silva don’t do gym | Out of Context Football
Why Athletes Don’t “Acquire” Skill—They Adapt it w/ Duarte Araújo | The Adaptable Athlete Podcast
PAU CASASSA | Idea Barça


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Andreu Enrich returns to Fosbury Flop, keeping the bar as high as he left it: connecting genuine ideas and philosophers such as Nietzsche, Heidegger, or Foucault with the figure of the coach. Now, the chapter in Catalan begins; in English, you have the YouTube video of the episode.
Notes of the episode
Unpopular opinion of Andreu Enrich | @martict99
The art of coaching: a matter of walls and slopes | @JordiLieF
Coaching meditations | Andreu Enrich
SMALL-SIDED GAMES: How to effectively train your players in variable and complex environments | Andreu Enrich
Hockey: 50 Tips From Intelligent Players | Andreu Enrich
The Birth of Tragedy | Friedrich Nietzsche
Homo Ludens: A Study of the Play Element in Culture | Johan Huizinga
Man, Play and Games | Roger Caillois
Les estructures elementals de la narrativa | Albert Sánchez Piñol
Fragments | Heraclitus
On Nature | Paramenides
Citadelle | Antonie Saint-Exupéry
Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder | Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Being and Time | Martin Heidegger
Victus: The Fall of Barcelona | Albert Sánchez Piñol
Antoni Gaudí, vida i obra | Armand Puig i Tàrrech
JAVIER CAÑADA | Training between Ulm and Cádiz
The Prince | Niccolò Machiavelli
Pregària a Prosèrpina | Albert Sánchez Piñol
Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison | Michel Foucault
Sport, Coaching, and Performance | Jim Denison & Zoe Avner
Psychopolitics: Neoliberalism and New Technologies of Power | Byung-Chul Han
The Concept of the Political | Carl Schmitt
Fora de classe. Textos de filosofia de guerrilla | Marina Garcés
Phenomenology of Perception | Maurice Merleau-Ponty


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