Physical activity with agility motor development for children ages 6–10

João, P.V.; Simoes, Ines; Alves, Luise de Almeida Ferreira; Santos, Leonardo Peterson dos; Pereira, Avany Fernandes; Mota, Maria Paula

doi:10.1016/j.scispo.2014.08.095

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“…The ability to change direction quickly is called agility; measuring basic and sports-specific physical ability is important in recreation and sport (Hribernik et al, 2021). Physical coordination, speed, and balance skills are called agility (João et al, 2014). A good football player requires ES and speed to change direction quickly and efficiently.…”

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Effect of Periodized Interval Training in Combination with Explosive Strength and Speed in Game-Like Situation on Agility and High Intensity Aerobic Capacity of Youth Soccer Players

Kabdwal,

Pal,

Poonia

2023

Teor. metod. fiz. vihov.

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Study purpose. High-intensity aerobic capacity (HIAC) is essential for soccer players because they have to perform sprints of short duration in the shortest possible time. At the same time, they need to quickly change direction with and without the ball, which requires agility. The purpose of the study was to investigate the effect of a periodized (8-week) training plan that combines interval training (IT), explosive strength (ES), speed, and game-like situations on agility and HIAC in youth soccer players. Materials and methods. This research is an experimental study in which the population was male youth soccer players (N = 23) (aged 16.7±2.1). The Arrowhead Agility Test and the HIAC Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test Level 1 (YYIR1) have taken the pre- and post-data of agility. By using the formula for YYIR1 test: VO₂max (mL kg-1 min-1) = IR1 distance (m) × 0.0084 + 36.4, we get an estimation of the volume of maximum oxygen consumption (VO₂max). The data analysis used a t-test at 0.05% as the significance level. Results. Based on the results, the mean of the pre-tests in agility, YO-YO IR1, and VO₂max showed 17.911, 14.8100, and 55.25510. After training for eight weeks, there was an improvement: the mean showed 16.667, 15.9750, and 60.06960. As per the results of the data on the hypothesis in the study, it was found that there was a significant effect of periodized IT in combination with ES and speed on agility performance and HIAC of the youth soccer players. Conclusions. There was a significant effect of periodized IT in combination with ES and speed on improving youth soccer players’ agility performance and HIAC.

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Effect of Periodized Interval Training in Combination with Explosive Strength and Speed in Game-Like Situation on Agility and High Intensity Aerobic Capacity of Youth Soccer Players

Kabdwal,

Pal,

Poonia

2023

Teor. metod. fiz. vihov.

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“…One alternative solution to overcome poor motor skills is to do physical exercise such as agility training. Agility training has the potential to improve the quality of motor skills by controlling and maintaining body position when changing directions [17]. In addition, agility training also leads to balance skills, speed, and physical coordination skills [18].…”

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Design of Children’s Motor Training Tools Using Sensor-Based Agility Components in Physical Education Learning

Komaini

Hermanzoni

Handayani

et al. 2022

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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Abstract— The This study aims to design a motor skill training tool for children using sensor-based agility components in pgysical education learning. This study uses a research and development design. the materials used are Arduino, Connector, LED, Sensor tool, Power button, and Tool cover. After the product design is made, Collecting research data by conducting direct interviews with experts. it will then be validated by a competent expert. In this study, we asked for validation from three experts, namely: (1) evaluation and exercise evaluation (2) instrumentation physicist (3) motor skills expert. Collecting research data by conducting direct interviews with experts. Based on the expert validation test, the design of skill training tools using sensor-based agility components gets effective results, so that they can be used to carry out motor skills exercises. The importance of motor skills as the basis for every child's active life, with the help of tools to help children to encourage themselves to practice, Design of motor skills training tools with sensor-based agility components has the potential and effectiveness to train children's motor skills.

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Physical activity with agility motor development for children ages 6–10

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Effect of Periodized Interval Training in Combination with Explosive Strength and Speed in Game-Like Situation on Agility and High Intensity Aerobic Capacity of Youth Soccer Players

Effect of Periodized Interval Training in Combination with Explosive Strength and Speed in Game-Like Situation on Agility and High Intensity Aerobic Capacity of Youth Soccer Players

Design of Children’s Motor Training Tools Using Sensor-Based Agility Components in Physical Education Learning

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