2014
DOI: 10.5817/sts2014-1-10
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Komparácia úrovne akceleračnej rýchlosti a explozívnej sily z hľadiska hráčskych pozícií futbalistov reprezentácie Slovenska U21

Abstract: Komparácia úrovne akceleračnej rýchlosti a explozívnej sily z hľadiska hráčskych pozícií futbalistov reprezentácie Slovenska U21 (N = 18, brankári N = 2, obrancovia N = 4, stredoví hráči N = 7, útočníci N = 5) goalkeepers N = 2, defenders N = 4, midfielders N = 7, forwards N = 5) Abstract: The aim of the study was to compare the level of limited physical abilities -sprint and jump abilities of the players of Slovak national under-21 soccer team at different positions. The observational group consisted… Show more

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“…The research took place in the morning hours, from 9:00 -11:00. The time interval is stated by the authors in their studies (Jančoková, 2000;Pivovarniček, 2013Pivovarniček, , 2014Pivovarniček & Lacena, 2014) as the first performance peak of the day. It is also important to mention that men and women in the observed group did not go through any special training focused on the given subject before the research itself took place.…”
Section: Measurement Organisationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The research took place in the morning hours, from 9:00 -11:00. The time interval is stated by the authors in their studies (Jančoková, 2000;Pivovarniček, 2013Pivovarniček, , 2014Pivovarniček & Lacena, 2014) as the first performance peak of the day. It is also important to mention that men and women in the observed group did not go through any special training focused on the given subject before the research itself took place.…”
Section: Measurement Organisationmentioning
confidence: 98%