The game model represents the coach's philosophy, detailing the strategy designed to achieve success in a competitive environment. It includes both the tactical and strategic elements that define the desired style of play and emphasizes the development and refinement of specifical skills during the training process. This study explored coaches' perceptions of the significance of the game model, particularly regarding the execution of offensive actions involving numerical superiority to achieve sporting success. The responses obtained highlight the importance of the game model in structuring and conducting training, involving all club participants. The "way of playing" is unique to each team, thus emphasizing the flexibility of the game model and its adjustment according to the characteristics of the athletes, the team's performance, and the evolution of results throughout the season
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