Relationship Between Ball Kick Velocity and Leg Strength: A Comparison Between Soccer Players and other Athletes

Noguchi, Takanori; Demura, Shinichi; Nagasawa, Yoshinori

doi:10.4236/ape.2012.23017

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“…Different players have high levels of muscular strength that appears in muscular strength tests but couldn't be applied in skill performance as it requires the ability of good kinetic correlation and movement right transmission. The good co-operation of the kinetic transmission process of the exerted strength from the trunk to the thigh then leg then ankle works in an open reaction chain starting from trunk to ankle (Noguchi et, al., 2012). The muscular strength in the upper and lower part of the body moves through a set of muscles groups participating in soccer kicking skill.…”

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Effect of Kinetic Resistance Training and Technique on Special Strength Level and Effective Kinematic Variables in Instep Kick for Soccer Juniors

Shady¹

2016

IJKSS

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Background: Training with resistance is considered the essential and complementary part of players' preparation period during training season through developing different aspects. Objective: This study aims to investigate the Effect of Kinetic resistance training and technique on special power level and effective kinematic variables in instep kick for soccer juniors. Methodology: 20 junior soccer players (age: 17.54 ±0.5 years, body mass: 69.05 kg, height: 170 cm, training age=7.7 years) participated in this study were randomly assigned into two groups experimental (n=10) trained with kinetic resistance training program and technique and control (n=10) trained with traditional soccer training program only where, the experimental approach was used. Results: The kinetic resistance trainings and technique positively affected the special power level, kicking accuracy and time and effective kinematic variables in instep kick. Conclusion: The researcher recommended that coaches should give attention to special strength developing and to be an essential part of the training program through kinetic resistance trainings and technique. Also coaches should depend on the kinematic variables affecting performance for detecting the improvement level in performance as a result of kinetic resistance trainings and technique.

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Effect of Kinetic Resistance Training and Technique on Special Strength Level and Effective Kinematic Variables in Instep Kick for Soccer Juniors

Shady¹

2016

IJKSS

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“…Given kicking is an important factor and a major football game player it is necessary to develop proficiency in the kicking. A good kicking in the game of football requires the ability to estimate the distance and direction in which the ball must because football player must direct the ball to the right [6]. Besides, there is an element in a no less important in directing the force of power.…”

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Effects of Practice Method and Power on Shooting Accuracy Football

Sintoko¹,

Suharjana²

2019

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Educational Research and Innovation (ICERI 2018)

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This research compares the effect of fixed target practice and change target practice on shooting accuracy football. 24 school athletes aged 13-15 years old participating in this study were grouped into 4 groups by using ordinal pairing technique. Each group was trained using fixed target practice (n=12) and change target practice (n=12). Training was conducted 3 times a week in 90 minutes for each meeting. The vertical jump test was applied to measure the power while widiastuti test was adopted to examine the shooting accuracy football. For data analysis purpose, this study applied a twoway ANOVA. Results of this study indicate that fixed target practice has greater influence on shooting accuracy football than does change target practice on shooting accuracy football with 0.004 < 0.05 significance level. Furthermore, athletes with high power level has better shooting accuracy football than those with low power level on 0.003 < 0.05 significance level. The results also indicate significant influence of training method and power on football skills with 0.032 < 0.05 significance level.

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“…Other researchers study the relationship of ball speed with the anthropometric indicators and the power of the shot (Manolopoulos et al, 2004;Apriantono et al, 2006;Cerrah, et al 2011;Young and Rath, 2011;Noguchi, et al 2012;Brahim, et al 2013;Rodríguez-Lorenzo, et al, 2016;Gadev, Peev, 2019). All sides of this problem help to expand our knowledge about the problem of the ball speed of in-step kick in football.…”

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Age Related Differences and Evaluation of the Ball Speed of in-Step Kick in Football

Gadev¹,

Peev²

2019

Proceeding Book

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Authors research the influence of different factors onto the ball speed of instep kick in football. The purpose of our research is to add and expand the knowledge of this problem as we follow the age-related trend of change in the ball speed (power of the shot) of instep kick in football. First of all, this will help us to define the most appropriate period for developing the power of the shot and also, we can quantify this development. The results of Independent sample t-test define the periods of 15-16 years and 19 + years as the most appropriate in this direction. On the basis of the results we propose norms for evaluation of the shot power in every age group. This is additional premise for optimization and control of the training process in youth soccer.

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Relationship Between Ball Kick Velocity and Leg Strength: A Comparison Between Soccer Players and other Athletes

Cited by 13 publications

References 8 publications

Effect of Kinetic Resistance Training and Technique on Special Strength Level and Effective Kinematic Variables in Instep Kick for Soccer Juniors

Effect of Kinetic Resistance Training and Technique on Special Strength Level and Effective Kinematic Variables in Instep Kick for Soccer Juniors

Effects of Practice Method and Power on Shooting Accuracy Football

Age Related Differences and Evaluation of the Ball Speed of in-Step Kick in Football

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