Technological Surveillance for the Selection of Principles in Planning the Training of Cuban Samba Players

Abstract

Currently, Cuban Sambo sports do not have a governing document that guides the training process, nor initiated sambokas. Its competitors and trainers come from judo and wrestling. It is important to determine which laws are related to each other that will underpin the training of this sport. A documentary review was carried out by authors who addressed these aspects from the precursors to the present. Nine principles were obtained that allow the organization of the training process of the samba player. These writers take up, rename and modify the content of the laws and organize them into different groups.