SPORTS BIOMECHANICS FOR THE WORLD CUP 2026 USING DSPK

This paper explains how a problem-solving method based on Deming's ideas can be effective. It looks at a case study from 2006 when France lost to Italy, which is similar to what happened at the World Cup in 2022. The goal of this paper is to build on Dr. Deming’s teachings for businesses and help countries aiming to win the World Cup in 2026, especially through sports science. The paper suggests a strategy to win the World Cup, especially if it goes to a penalty shootout. It also emphasizes that this approach can help improve team strategies by analyzing successful football teams and their opponents. Once the two key rules of the game are identified, coaches should have players practice shooting repeatedly—about ten times a day—until it becomes second nature. This practice will help players adjust their shooting positions naturally, increasing their chances of scoring. Additionally, to ensure consistent success, it is recommended to use an Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform that can analyze game footage for ongoing improvement (Kaizen).