Peripheral vision training for the soccer: 10 years of the studies

Abstract

When the soccer player practices during the match the skills with emphasis on peripheral vision is important for he has a good vision of the players with the objective of the player practices a better action of the skill. The objective of the review was of present the peripheral vision training structure. The peripheral vision training the coach can prescribe during the technical training, the game situational training and the game training, but the ideal for each type of training the use of the motor learning practices. Therefore, the coach guides the athlete in all exercises when practicing the skill with the peripheral vision training through of the head up. After 15 sessions of indoor soccer, the offensive quality was detected in the peripheral vision training group (PG) and of the traditional training (TG). Two-way ANOVA detected a statistical difference (p≤0,05) between the PG versus the TG. The PG was better during the start of the attack and development of the attack than the TG. But the TG was better during the finalization of the attack (FA) of the 1st shift and the PG was better during the FA of the 2nd shift. The indoor soccer with less offensive actions causes more goals during the match. The PG practiced less action during the attack (2 to 4 actions of attack) and the TG practiced more actions during the attack (2 to 6 actions of attack). In conclusion, peripheral vision training is very important for the performance of the soccer player.