Analysis of Speed and Acceleration on 60-Meters Running Test Between Women Soccer and Futsal Players

Herman, Indria; Hasan, Mulyadi; Hidayat, Iwa Ikhwan; Apriantono, Tommy

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“…In women, it shows that height is more effective in the second stage of acceleration. In a study, they reported that female futsal players have higher speed and acceleration than football players (Herman, et al, 2020), which makes us think that leg length and stride length are positive indicators.…”

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Evaluation of agility and acceleration levels in male and female futsal players

Aktaş

2023

Turkish Journal of Kinesiology

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The aim of this study is to reveal the direction and level of the relationship between acceleration and agility in university student female and male futsal players who play futsal as amateurs. The subject group of the research consists of 15 male and 15 female university students who play futsal in the amateur league and practice futsal at least 3 days a week. The mean age of the participants was 19.80 ± 1.056 years in men, 20.33 ± 2.49 years in women, mean height in men 175.80±2.45 cm, in women 164.26 ± 4.39 cm, mean body weight in men 67.60 ± 6.05 and 54.20 ± 5.10 kg for women. The T-test was used to determine the agility performances of the subjects, and the acceleration measurements were applied with a photocell placed at 5 m, 10 m, and 20 m intervals. In both parameter measurements, the values were recorded in seconds. Measured values were given as mean and standard deviation and correlation analyses were applied to the relationship between agility and acceleration. In the relationship between agility and acceleration, it was determined that there was a positive relationship between agility and 5 m, 10 m, and 20m acceleration values in males and that there was a strong positive correlation between agility and 10m acceleration (r=0.848; p=0.00). On the other hand, it is seen that there is a negative and insignificant relationship between agility and acceleration parameters in females. While there was a difference in men's agility levels in height grouping, a significant difference was found in 10m and 20m acceleration levels in female futsal players It shows that it has a negative effect on female futsal players, albeit at a low level. Since the planning of speed and acceleration exercises together with agility in training will be effective in increasing the performance of the athlete, it is recommended to include such training in training programs.

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“…A very good ascent and acceleration technique is required in order for the acceleration ability to develop in accordance with the purpose. Speed and acceleration data are needed to customize the design of the training program for athletes (Herman et al, 2020).…”

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Evaluation of agility and acceleration levels in male and female futsal players

Aktaş

2023

Turkish Journal of Kinesiology

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“…A modalidade futsal, vem ganhando adeptos de todas as idades em todos os continentes, aumentando sua popularidade, e visibilidade (Fin, 2020). Com menor número de jogadores, dimensões da área de jogo e tempo total da partida, quando comparada ao futebol de campo (Gorostiaga et al, 2009), além das diferenças em relação a superfície em que é praticado (piso rígido) bola e calçado (Ré, 2008;Juntara & Rachman,2019), tem impulsionado a ciência do esporte, para contribuir de forma significativa, avaliando suas características, requisitos físicos, motores e fisiológicos, perfis dos participantes, melhorando e desenvolvendo de forma mais eficiente métodos de treinamento, que visam alcançar um melhor desempenho e resultados (Herman et al, 2019).…”

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Tempo dos rallys no futsal e seu viés fisiológico a modalidade

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Pessini

Andrade³

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O futsal é uma modalidade caracterizada pela intermitência e oscilação na intensidade empregada pelos atletas em quadra, desta forma o presente estudo teve como objetivo identificar os tempos de rallys no futsal masculino e seu viés fisiológico na modalidade. Os dados foram coletados através da análise de 27 jogos da equipe AMF (Associação Marauense de Futsal), equipe profissional que disputa o campeonato estadual, Liga 1, do Rio Grande do Sul. A coleta foi realizada pela análise das gravações de jogos arquivados no acervo da equipe. O tempo de rally foi registrado ao acionar o cronômetro no instante que a bola era colocada em jogo, nas diferentes situações da partida e o mesmo encerrado, quando a bola foi considerada “fora de jogo”. Foi encontrado uma média de 154,7±15,6 rallys por partida, divididos entre o 1º (75,6±10,1) e o 2º (79,1±9,4) tempo, com uma média de duração de 13”2±12”3 segundos, o menor tempo do rally encontrado foi de 00”25 centésimos e o maior tempo do rally foi de 1’minuto 47” segundos e 10 centésimos. É correto afirmar que o futsal apresenta uma necessidade de utilização das três fontes de ressíntese de ATP (fosfagênios, glicolítico e aeróbico). No entanto a ocorrência de muitos rallys dentro do jogo de futsal faz com que a modalidade requeira uma preparação específica dos atletas para a apresentação em alto nível.

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The Effects of Different Strength Training Programs on Field Tests in Individuals Aged 18-20

Saçıkara,

Kılıç

2024

Turk J Sport Exe

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This study examined the effects of different strength training programs applied over a 12-week period on various performance values in young individuals aged 18-20, as well as the performance values following a 1-month detraining period. The research involved 30 male volunteers studying at Selçuk University in Konya. After initial measurements, participants were randomly assigned to one of three groups: a control group (CG), a plyometric strength training group (PSTG), and a resistance band strength training group (RBSTG). The average ages were 18.70±0.67 years for CG, 18.70±0.67 years for PSTG, and 19.10±0.87 years for RBSTG. Heights were 178.76±7.38 cm for CG, 176.90±5.64 cm for PSTG, and 174.70±6.12 cm for RBSTG. Body weights were 71.40±8.82 kg (pre-test), 73.00±9.34 kg (post-test), and 74.00±9.15 kg (detraining test) for CG; 69.00±6.58 kg (pre-test), 70.00±6.56 kg (post-test), and 70.60±6.56 kg (detraining test) for PSTG; and 68.70±12.65 kg (pre-test), 69.30±11.55 kg (post-test), and 69.50±11.28 kg (detraining test) for RBSTG. The training groups performed the prescribed 8 training modalities 3 days per week for 12 weeks, with 10 repetitions and 4 sets each session. Following the training period, post-tests were conducted and the detraining period began. After a 1-month detraining period, detraining tests were conducted, and statistical analyses were performed. Results were analyzed using SPSS (IBM SPSS Statistics 26). Mean and standard deviations for all variables were calculated. Differences within groups for pre-test, post-test, and detraining test measurements were assessed using 'Repeated Measures ANOVA'. Differences between groups for each period (pre-test, post-test, and detraining test) were determined using 'One-Way ANOVA'. To identify which group contributed to the differences, the "Duncan" post-hoc test was applied. A significance level of P<0.05 was considered statistically significant. Significant differences were observed within the plyometric training group for aerobic power testing (P<0.05). In speed tests, the control group showed negative changes, while the training groups showed supportive improvements (P<0.05). Reaction tests revealed significant changes within the training groups (P<0.05). Between-group comparisons showed that the plyometric training group had statistically significant results in post-tests (P<0.05). In agility testing, significant changes were observed within the training groups, with the resistance band training group showing statistically significant results post-tests (P<0.05). In conclusion, both plyometric and resistance band training programs appear to have positive effects on muscular performance and overall aerobic performance.

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Analysis of Speed and Acceleration on 60-Meters Running Test Between Women Soccer and Futsal Players

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Evaluation of agility and acceleration levels in male and female futsal players

Evaluation of agility and acceleration levels in male and female futsal players

Tempo dos rallys no futsal e seu viés fisiológico a modalidade

The Effects of Different Strength Training Programs on Field Tests in Individuals Aged 18-20

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