HISTORY OF FOOSBALL

Futsal was born on September 8, 1930, and it is known in the sporting world as
FUTSAL since 1956, that name was officially used in the 1982 World Cup in Brazil.
organized back then by FIFUSA. Also on September 8, but in the year 1990,
South American Confederation of Futsal declared Historical Monument to
Gym of the Juventud Club of Montevideo, as the first matches of what were played there
Today is the passion of dozens of countries from five continents.

Futsal, according to the Protocolization Act Two Thousand Five Hundred Thirty.
and Four, in Madrid on the ninth day of the month of June of 1983, was born out of a necessity for the
Physical Education teachers at the Young Men's Christian Association of Montevideo, should
contain the momentum of the students, provoked by the consecutive conquests of Uruguay in
Field football in the years 1924 and 1928 in France and the Netherlands in Olympic Tournaments and the World Cup
from 1930 in Montevideo.

After calisthenics classes, informal basketball or indoor games were held.

baseball, until the boys placed the benches that were on the sides of the gym and the
they were used as football arches. Professor JUAN CARLOS CERIANI - (1903 - 1996) drew the
time with chalk other arcs on the wall, then making a proportion of the measurements of
playground, start using the water polo goals.

Some of the rules related to the goalkeeper would be taken from this sport to formulate the
primitive regulations of what was called Indoor Soccer. The small dimensions of the field
they took to take the penalties for basketball fouls, from where a large part is also taken
tactical and strategic movements.

As CERIANI discovered almost seventy years ago, it is impossible to play in small and confined spaces.
firm floor, with a ball that has to be handled with the feet and bounces, therefore in the absence of
The materials that existed at that time took almost two years to find the right ball.

At that time, the Young Men's Christian Association in Montevideo was operating the Institute.
Technician of the Latin American Confederation of the Young Christian Association, there
gyms professors from all over South America gathered to refine their studies and thus
they got to know this new sport.

Captivated by her, each of them took her and spread her in their country. Professors JOAO LATUFO and
JULIAN HARANCZYK from San Pablo, were the pioneers and ultimately the ones responsible for
spectacular growth that Futsal achieved worldwide
through Brazil.

In 1971, the International Futsal Federation - FIFUSA - was established in São Paulo.
this is the brief history of one of the three sports that originated in South America and that is practiced today
by millions of people around the world.
History of futsal in Venezuela

Soccer arrived in Venezuela, just like in many countries around the world, with the English, who with
the desire to exploit mining and rubber along the highlands of the Orinoco River was spent playing with
a ball, in the peelers of the area, in the few free moments of their hard existence, towards the end
of the 19th century.

This information was ratified in 1876 by 'El Correo del Yuruari', a weekly publication of the state
Bolívar, who on July 16 published a newspaper article reporting on an exhibition of
"a sport called football" on the occasion of the celebration of the Day of Our Lady of Mount Carmel,
Caratal, located very close to the 'Peru' mine in El Callao.

This first football match of which there is news, to date, in Venezuela, was
organized by a Welsh teacher named A.W. Simpson, who worked for the companies
gold exploiters in the region with the participation of English, French, and workers
Trinitarians. The outcome was never known; what is important is that for history, that was the first
football match in Venezuela.

Later, football was established in the city of Caracas where they began to form
first teams in 1902, subsequently, immigrants from various European nations,
mainly Portugal, Spain, and Italy, created the first professional football tournament in Venezuela
with six teams: University, La Salle, Banco Obrero, Deportivo Español, Catalonia and Deportivo
Vasco.

Starting from 1920, the first championships would begin to be organized in Caracas with a great
amount of short-duration teams, such as Arizona, National City, Philadelphia, New Orleans,
Atlético Center, Caracas SC, Olympic and America.

By the year 1922, Venzóleo, which was founded in 1920, joined, and by 1923, dozens of ...
La Guaira and Los Teques, such as Vargas (Maiquetía), Royal (La Guaira), and San school.
José de Los Teques. The growth of teams without a category level and the difficulty in organizing
official meetings lead to the creation of the 'High Football Tribunal'.

The rise of football in Caracas motivated the leaders of the 'High Honor Tribunal' and the teams.
Capitalinos to the formation of the National Football Federation in 1925.

On December 1st, a meeting was held attended by representatives of the Athletic Center.
Venzóleo, Venezuela, Caracas Sport, Barcelona, Loyola, Unión, Nueva Esparta, Alianza,
Campeador and Freedom, and the Board of Directors was elected, resulting in the Captain being elected as President.
Juan Jones Parra, vice president Victor Brito Alfonzo, Secretary Father Feliciano Gastamiza and
Treasurer Henry Rodemaker.

The National Football Federation was born, which would be responsible for managing soccer in a way
official since 1926, when the first championship was organized, which was inaugurated on Sunday the 31st
in January with the meeting between the Athletic Center and Venzoleo.
The lack of an organizational structure led to the disappearance of the National Federation, and this gave way to
to the Venezuelan Football League in 1932, which operated until the end of 1938. By 1939
name the National Football Association. In 1951 the new organizational change begins
national soccer and the current Venezuelan Football Federation is established, which receives the
recognition from FIFA and the Venezuelan Olympic Committee at the end of November.

The board of directors of this first FVF as such was constituted as follows:
Captain Tulio Salgado Ayala
Pedro Cabello Gibbs
Professional: Roberto de la Terga, Commissioner of Amateur Football: Eng. Gustavo Maggi. High
Court of Appeals: Dr. Martín Ayala Aguerrevere, Obardo León Ponte and Ignacio Luis Arcaya,
Suplentes: Dr. Jesús María Estacio, Roberto Tod y Leopoldo Márquez y Consultor jurídico: Dr.
Marcano Batistini.

DIMENSIONS OF THE FIELD

The court is rectangular in shape, with the following dimensions: 24 to 36 m long by 14 to 20 m wide.
width.

· The ground will be hard, flat, asphalt or cement surface and free of obstacles.

· The archway or goal is rectangular in shape, with dimensions of approximately 3.5 meters wide.
For 3 m long.

TECHNICAL FUNDAMENTALS

Ball Handling

Ball Dribble

Ball Patio

Ball Pass

Reception of the Ball

BALL HANDLING

It is the ability to manipulate the ball and prepare it for other techniques (such as shooting or
making a pass); it is one of the most essential in football. Almost all famous players are
known for having great ball control. Good ball control can only be achieved with
countless hours of training with close proximity to the ball.

DRIBBLE OF THE BALL.

Dribbling is nothing but moving with the ball across the field. It is a skill used for
relocate a player to a desired spot where they can shoot or pass the ball. What
transform the dribbling into an art is the defenders who constantly try to limit the options
of the player with the ball.

BALL PASTE.

The kicking is a fundamental and versatile technique used to pass, shoot, and clear. The true
football enthusiasts refer to the shot of the ball because it sounds more controlled.

PASS OF THE BALL:

The pass is the exploitation of possession by transferring the ball from one teammate to another. The passes
they can be offensive or defensive by nature. Regardless of their purpose, the passes are always
executed with the desire to maintain possession of the ball.

RECEPTION OF THE BALL:

When you are running to a particular place, it is better to redirect the ball on its path rather than
to stop it completely. Aim to make contact with the middle or upper part of
ball. Lightly hit the ball in the direction you want to send it. Good soccer players
They take the ball away from the nearest opponents. This gives them extra time by keeping them a step away.
further from the positions.

BASIC REGULATIONS

1) The ball cannot be touched with the hand intentionally, that is to say, if you touch the ball with your hand
The purpose is a yellow card, or a penalty if you are inside the penalty area.

The goalkeeper cannot leave the area with the ball in their hands, it's a free kick... what they can do is
leave the area without the ball or controlling the ball with the feet, like any player.

3) The throw-in can only be taken by hand... a short pass or a long pass can obviously be made.
It depends on the strength of the player who performs it... If it is done incorrectly, that is, which part of the body is involved.
inside the playing field, it is a throw-in for the opposing team.

In a direct free kick, a pass can be made; it is not necessary to shoot directly at the goal..

In an indirect free kick, you cannot shoot directly at the goal..

No there will be outside of game

When the 'forward' player emerges from their own half of the field.

7) When the forward player does not interfere with the ball when it is passed to him, even if another player from his own team does.
team that was not offside can go for it, that is, if the ball is directed towards a
player in an offside position and he lets it pass and quickly interferes with his teammate who is not
In an advanced position, the play is not canceled.

A player cannot simulate a foul inside the opponent's penalty area; that is sanctioned.
with a yellow card