The Effect Of The Maintaining The Ball Possession On The Intensity Of Games

Q4 Environmental Science

Scopus: Journal of East African Ornithology Pub Date : 2016-03-01 DOI:10.5016/motriz.v22i1.10093

F. L. Belozo, E. C. Ferreira, Lizana C.J.R., Guilherme Vinicius Moreira Grandim, J. Machado, R. Brenzikofe, D. Macedo, M. Misuta, A. Scaglia

引用次数: 4

Abstract

The use of small-sided games (SSG) for soccer training has increased considerably in recent years. Tactical principles can influence the intensity and the movement of soccer players during training. The aim of this study was to evaluate the influence of maintaining possession of the ball on the intensity and the time of motion characteristics of players during training in games. Eleven athletes of the U-20 category of a professional club in Sao Paulo, Brazil, participated in this study. To check the influence of the tactical principle, we used a game control and an experimental game in three different field dimensions and number of players. The results show that possession of the maintenance rule influences the intensity of the games (p <0.05). However, it is concluded that the rule is fundamental for training through games.

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控球对比赛强度的影响

近年来，在足球训练中使用小边比赛(SSG)的人数大幅增加。战术原则会影响足球运动员在训练过程中的运动强度和动作。本研究的目的是评估在比赛训练中保持控球对运动员运动强度和运动时间特征的影响。巴西圣保罗某职业俱乐部的11名U-20级运动员参加了本研究。为了检验战术原则的影响，我们在三个不同的场地维度和玩家数量中使用了一个游戏控制和一个实验游戏。结果表明，维持规则的持有程度对游戏强度有影响(p <0.05)。然而，结论是，这一规则是通过游戏进行训练的基础。

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Scopus: Journal of East African Ornithology Environmental Science-Ecology

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