Coordination and agility: How is the correlation in improving soccer dribbling skills?

Nurkadri,; Daulay, Basyaruddin; Azmi, Fauzan

doi:10.25299/sportarea.2021.vol6(2).6355

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“…It is thought that the change in body composition affects the improvement of dribbling records. The coordination ability, closely related to the balance ability, can affect the performance of the dribble skill ( Daulay and Azmi, 2021 ). As mentioned earlier, even if the balance ability measurement method employed was inappropriate considering the characteristics of soccer skill performance, it improved in both groups.…”

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The effects of proprioceptive exercise training on physical fitness and performance of soccer skills in young soccer players

Lee,

Joo

2024

J Exerc Rehabil

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The purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of proprioceptive exercise training on soccer skills and physical fitness in young soccer players. Nineteen young soccer players participated in the study. Participants were divided into proprioceptive exercises training (PT) and control (Cont) groups. The physical fitness and soccer skill performance test assessed at pre- and posttraining. Balance ability and power significantly improved in both groups after 8 weeks of training (P < 0.05). Dribble in the PT group was similar between pre- and posttraining, with a statistically significant difference in the Cont group (P < 0.05). There were no significant differences within and between groups according to training in the left and right feet for juggling. The PT and Cont groups did not differ significantly regarding short passes posttraining. However, a significant improvement in long passes was observed in the PT group after training period (P < 0.05). Shooting was no different between and within the groups. In conclusion, these inconsistent findings are thought to be due to the applied exercise method, training duration, and the specificity of the physical growth period of the young players. Therefore, it is necessary to increase the frequency and time of proprioceptive exercise training and apply factors for cognitive ability improvement to training programs for young soccer players in future studies. These studies could suggest appropriate training methods necessary to improve the performance of young soccer players.

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The effects of proprioceptive exercise training on physical fitness and performance of soccer skills in young soccer players

Lee,

Joo

2024

J Exerc Rehabil

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“…The relationship between eye-foot coordination, speed, agility, and dribbling skills leads to a series of synchronized movements in dribbling the ball. This means that players can utilize their speed in dribbling the ball to penetrate the opponent's defensive third (Sari et al, 2024;Nurkadri et al, 2021). The four aspects or SABC mentioned above enable players to perform well.…”

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Integrated Training Plan for Youth Soccer Players: Focus on SABC

Ardiansyah,

Sumaryanto,

Komarudin

et al. 2024

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Structured and effective physical training is the primary key to unlocking their full potential on the field. SABC can help young football players improve their reaction speed to on-field situations, enhance ball control with greater accuracy and effectiveness, and make more precise and timely passing decisions. Furthermore, it helps improve the ability to create goal-scoring opportunities and enhance high-speed running and dribbling skills, enabling them to attack the opponent's defense more effectively. This research aimed to design an integrated training program focused on Speed, Agility, Balance, and Coordination. The study's respondents consisted of 30 young football players aged 15.5 ± 0.5 years. The experimental training program was conducted twice a week for 12 weeks, with initial and final measurements taken. This training included various exercises focused on Speed, Agility, Balance, and Coordination. The data analysis results indicated that the SABC training had a significantly positive impact on player skill improvement. The discussion concludes that a holistic approach to football training, considering Speed, Agility, Balance, and Coordination, is an effective approach to enhancing the quality of young football players. This training program helps develop more comprehensive and high-quality players in various aspects of the game. The findings of this research have important practical implications for coaches, football organizations, and young players looking to improve their SABC skills. In future research, there may be room to further understand the role of each aspect of SABC in improving the performance of young football players. Keywords: Performance improvement; Speed; Agility; Balance; Coordination.

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“…In the implementation of the serve, it is inseparable from physiological anatomy and biomechanics (motion science), which requires good coordination to synergize the elements so that there are no obstacles such as in the movement of swinging, the legs must coordinate several elements, including leg movements, with the eyes (Dahlan et al, 2020;Hasanuddin, 2018), to get accuracy when kicking when serving to produce an incoming, hard and directed serve. Meanwhile, according to Nurkadri et al (2021), coordination is the harmony of motion of a group of muscles during the performance of the movement to produce a skill.…”

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Eye-foot coordination and balance with serving ability: A correlation study in sepak takraw game

Ramli,

Aji,

Suwardi

et al. 2023

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Serving in a sepak takraw game is one of the important techniques to determine success in the game. However, it needs to be understood that many factors influence the success of the sepak takraw service. This study is focused on examining the association between eye-foot coordination, balance, and the ability to serve in sepak takraw. The research adopts a descriptive approach with a correlational design and involves the entire student population of Gunung Sari II Elementary School in Makassar. Using purposive sampling, a sample of 40 male students was selected for the study. The instruments in this study are eye-foot coordination using the ball bounce test against the wall. Balance using (standing crane), sepak takraw using sepak takraw service test. Data analysis employed both single correlation (r) and multiple correlation (R) at a 95% significance level. The results showed a significance value of 0.000 <0.05, so it can be concluded that there is a significant relationship between eye-foot coordination and balance with serving ability in the sepak takraw game. This information can serve as valuable reference material for coaches and physical education instructors when teaching or training sepak takraw.

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Coordination and agility: How is the correlation in improving soccer dribbling skills?

Cited by 10 publications

References 41 publications

The effects of proprioceptive exercise training on physical fitness and performance of soccer skills in young soccer players

The effects of proprioceptive exercise training on physical fitness and performance of soccer skills in young soccer players

Integrated Training Plan for Youth Soccer Players: Focus on SABC

Eye-foot coordination and balance with serving ability: A correlation study in sepak takraw game

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