2016
DOI: 10.11648/j.ajss.20160401.11
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Relationships Between High Intensity Running and Outcome of Technical-Tactical Skills in Professional Soccer Players During Match Play

Abstract: This study aimed to investigate the relationships between high-intensity activities (HIA: speed, acceleration, Metabolic Power) and the outcomes of some technical-tactical skills in professional soccer players (n=610, age 26.8±7.0) during 50 games of the Italian "SERIE A" season 2013-2014. The analysis was carried out through a semi-automatic match analysis video-system. Each technical skill was automatically recognized and the number of events that overcame the threshold values we set as significant for high … Show more

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“…This team sport involves periods of high-intensity activity, interspersed with lower intensity actions (Strauss, Sparks, & Pienaar, 2019), as well as technical and tactical components (Raiola & D'Isanto, 2016). Recent studies have pointed out that football players cover between 8000 m and 14000 m during a match (Aguiar, Botelho, Lago, Maças, & Sampaio, 2012) showing that several physical skills such as running, kicking, dribbling, and tackling can affect a player's performance (Filetti, D'Ottavio, Ruscello, Manzi, & Moalla, 2016;Chang & Dong, 2016). These efforts increase the physical demands of the players and contribute to the characterization of football as a sport with high metabolic and physiological demands (Iaia, Rampinini, & Bangsbo, 2009;Arslan et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This team sport involves periods of high-intensity activity, interspersed with lower intensity actions (Strauss, Sparks, & Pienaar, 2019), as well as technical and tactical components (Raiola & D'Isanto, 2016). Recent studies have pointed out that football players cover between 8000 m and 14000 m during a match (Aguiar, Botelho, Lago, Maças, & Sampaio, 2012) showing that several physical skills such as running, kicking, dribbling, and tackling can affect a player's performance (Filetti, D'Ottavio, Ruscello, Manzi, & Moalla, 2016;Chang & Dong, 2016). These efforts increase the physical demands of the players and contribute to the characterization of football as a sport with high metabolic and physiological demands (Iaia, Rampinini, & Bangsbo, 2009;Arslan et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What can hardly be changed is about physiological analysis and compliance with the laws regulating this matter. Filetti et al [2] and Impellizzeri [4] considered to be one of the world's leading scientists and experts on the topic of training exercise monitoring, the author of the rating of perceived exertion (RPE), has repeatedly emphasized in his studies the importance of the amount and quality of the athlete's training. He has identified some goals independent of technological development (global positioning system, match analysis) for the coming years: Improving the ability to make day-to-day management of load management based on what is monitored; minimize the time between the data collection and the information given to the trainer to minimize the interference of training methods with training, training and its monitoring as the interface between the athlete and the trainer.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A very detailed analysis was carried out by Refs. [2,5], which reiterated importance of using RPE in high intensity metabolic sessions. By properly utilizing perception of effort, possibility of simplifying a complex system has been supported such as the human brain.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…All the decision-making distance-related metrics are awarded in meters. The speed thresholds of physical indicators were defined as: fast speed running (17–21 km/h), high speed running (21–24 km/h), and sprint (24 km/h, +∞), which was provided by Amisco ( Randers et al, 2010 ; Filetti, 2016 ; Gong et al, 2021 ). And the sample size related to referees’ decision-making distance are as follows: pass (91,607 observations); goal (358); shot on target (1,089); shot off-target (1,753); reception (64,269); clearance (5,702); direct foul (3,187); out for goal kick (1,765); out for corner (1,122); running with ball (59,714); cross (4,726); foul penalty (37); and offside (449).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%