Pina is a motivational system often used within sports teams to make players feel more motivated to achieve their goals and improve their performance. This system involves paying players for certain offenses that could be detrimental to team performance or morale. These transgressions are usually predetermined and may include, for example, being late for practice, forgetting things, or not attending practice.
The pína is paid into a joint fund, which is later used for some team event. However, in any case, it is intended to create additional motivation for the players to try to be the best and to fulfill their duties.
Foam can be an effective motivational tool if used correctly and with sensitivity. Rules (offenses) and penalties (amounts per offense) must be carefully established so that players do not feel bullied or unfairly punished. It is also important to have a positive and supportive team culture where players have the opportunity to learn and grow without fear of making mistakes. If properly implemented, coaching can help a team achieve better performance and strengthen team cohesion.