Introduction

Indoor soccer, salon football, or futsal is a combination of several sports: soccer, which is the base.
fundamental of the game; water polo; handball and basketball. Taking from these not only rules,
but also gaming techniques.

Players of this sport require great technical skill and mastery over the ball, as well as
speed and precision in execution both when receiving, passing, or performing technical gestures.

The great secret of the vibration, rhythm, and liveliness of indoor play lies in the rules.

The creation of this sport dates back to Uruguay in the 1930s and it is known sports-wise.
as FUTSAL since 1956. This name was officially used in the World Cup of 1982 in Spain,
organized at that time by FIFUSA (Federation of Futsal), a time when the national team of
Uruguay had won the world championship and the gold medal at the Olympic Games, living ...
throughout the country, a true madness for football.

Development
History of futsal in Venezuela from the beginning to the present

It is not definitively documented when small-field football began to be practiced.

On June 8, 1983, businessman Roberto Salinas, along with other states, founded the first Association
Venezuelan football futsal; The Venezuelan Futsal Federation (FEVEFUSA). From this
the so-called futsal becomes an organized discipline and that same year
The National Institute of Sport decides to include it in the program of the 'V National Sports Games.'
Valencia 84”. But it has been since 1993 that the currently named National Futsal Commission
(Futsal), create the Special 5-a-side Football League, and become more widely known.

The International Federation of Amateur Football (F.I.F.A) has accepted within this discipline the
modality 'Futsal'. Our National Team participating in the World Cup qualifiers
from 1996, 2000, and 2004.

From the year 2000, numerous organizations that had been developing football activities in
"Reduced court", voluntarily they have joined said organization participating in all.
our competitions, according to the rules of the game of F.I.F.A.

this Federation formally requested before the National Sports Institute the incorporation of this in
the program of the 'National Youth Sports Games'
The Directory of the National Sports Institute on April 10, 2001, admitted the participation of the
futsal modality both in female and male, as an exhibition in the 'XIV Games
National Youth Sports Lara 2001

After the year 2004, indoor soccer would begin to grow at the national level, developing into the 24.
states of Venezuela and dethroning football. The FVF together with the futsal commission
they strengthened with the different national leagues that were held continuously every year.

The Superior Futsal Tournament began to be contested in 2011. Its beginnings were somewhat disruptive as
Some teams did not have their own headquarters, but that has not diminished the high level of everything.
the players of the tournament, making it a highly competitive event.

Technical fundamentals of futsal

The Technical Fundamentals of Futsal are the techniques used during its development.
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Ball control.

refers to the act of keeping the ball under control without letting it fall to the ground. This technique is also
known as 'giving/making touches' or 'doing little tricks'.

Reception or Ball Control

The dominion can be performed with any part of the body (feet, thigh, chest, head, and others)
The main and most suitable technique for receiving/dominating is the "step", which is when the
the player controls the ball by stepping on it with the sole of the foot.

Ball handling

Ball handling is the act of carrying the ball across the playing field. This can be
to move in a straight line or with changes of direction (zigzag), whether using the front part of the foot, the
instep, or stepping on the ball. It is very important that this is always done close to the feet.

Pass the ball.

It is the act of sending the ball to a player on the same team. The pass can be made with any
body part (feet, thighs, chest, head, heel). The most commonly used passing technique is done
touching the ball with the inside of the foot, the so-called placed pass.

Shot or finishing

It is the act of sending the ball towards the opponent's goal with the intention of scoring. The Shot
can be performed with any part of the body allowed by the Futsal Rules; kick with the
inner part of the foot (placed), with the instep of the foot, of peak, of heel, of thigh, of head. The best
A shot is one that combines precision and power.
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It is the act of heading the ball. The header can be used defensively, to
interrupt an opposing attack, to give Passes or in the form of Shot/Finishing, with the aim of
score a goal. This is only done using the forehead region.

Dribble

This involves two other fundamentals, Dribbling and Conducting. Dribbling is the act of passing.
dominating a marker and controlling the ball. Dribbling requires a change of direction, creativity,
speed and agility, with the intention of deceiving the opponent and passing by him.

The Pretender

The Feint is different from the Dribble as it is done without ball control, also known as Dribble of
Body. The Feint is a creative movement, with a change of direction, without the ball, done to deceive the
opponent with the goal of reaching or receiving the ball.

Updated rules of futsal.

The following Futsal regulation of Venezuela was approved by the Venezuelan Federation.
Futsal (FEVEFUSA) and the National Commission of Referees and Scorers of Futsal
Venezuela. This regulation consists of 14 rules, of which 5 are basic and the rest
complementary

Conclusion
Futsal is different from conventional football, as it is practiced on a floor court.
cement or hardwood in a gym and of course it is very different from the football practiced in
indoor soccer is a sport played with two teams of five on each side, where
four are players and one is a goalkeeper. The game consists of scoring a point (goal) by
one of the two teams, the team that scores the most goals wins the match. If at the end there is
equal goals, the match ends in a tie. The match lasts forty minutes, divided into two.
twenty-minute periods, with a ten-minute break.

This work has helped us so that at the moment of having a futsal or indoor soccer match,
to know what the rules are and how to comply with them.

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